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    Log mark or marks for Thomas A Johnston in Alpena, Michigan, 1875.

    Log mark or marks for Charles Keating and Co in Alpena, Michigan, 1879.

    Log mark or marks for Monroe Klock in Alpena, Michigan, (date).

    Log mark or marks for Carl Kramer in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Albert LaLonde in Alpena, Michigan, 1921.

    Log mark or marks for Joseph Lawrence in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for Johnson Collins & Co in Alpena, Michigan, 1890.

    Log mark or marks for Ole Johnson in Alpena, Michigan, 1900.

    Log mark or marks for James M. Johnston in Alpena, Michigan, 1893.

    The 1914 Alpena City Directory published by R.L. Polk & Co. Directory contains a series of business listings, local history, governmental notes, and residents by their last name.

   

    A booklet created by William Boulton for the purpose of generally describing Alpena's early history, industries, and natural surroundings. Published in 1893.

    The 1887 Alpena City Directory published by R.L. Polk & Co. Directory contains a series of business listings, local history, governmental notes, and residents by their last name.

    The 1889 Alpena City Directory published by R.L. Polk & Co. Directory contains a series of business listings, local history, governmental notes, and residents by their last name.

    The 1891 Alpena City Directory published by R.L. Polk & Co. Directory contains a series of business listings, local history, governmental notes, and residents by their last name.

    Carl R. Henry was born in AuSable, Michigan, in 1887 to Charles and Florence (Parshall) Henry. He received his law degree from the University of Michigan in 1911 and went on to work with his father,

    Passenger steamer ALPENA

    The first time Wayne Bates played guitar in a bar he was around 12 years old, and the bar was The Bolton Bar. Wayne learned to play fiddle at the age of 10, then Hawaiian and Spanish guitar. He likes

    This narrated slide show was a group project for a graduate class offered through Central Michigan University. It reviews and explains some of the resources available to study the history and people

    Trinity Episcopal Church organist Bill Kaltrider's story begins as a lad in Owosso, Michigan who was fascinated with organs. In this interview, Bill and his wife Pat recount his career in music- from