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    Postmarked October 29, 1909, Alpena, Mich.

   

    Alpena County Airport, Thunder Bay Flying Service, Alpena, Michigan. Alpena is proud of her magnificent airport, Located 8 miles west of the city, the field boasts an area of more than a square mile

    Thunder Bay River entrance to City of Alpena, Mich.

   

    Cement carrier S.T. CRAPO at loading dock of Huron Portland Cement Co., Alpena, Mich., with freighter IRONWOOD on right.

    The steamship R.E. MOODY passing through the Double Leaf Bascule Bridge (Second Avenue) at Alpena, Michigan.

    Bulk freighter passing through New Second Avenue Bridge, Alpena, Mich., c 1940

    Bulk freighter passing through New Second Avenue Bridge, Alpena, Mich. Judged most beautiful bridge constructed in the United States in 1940, Second Avenue bridge is one of the most outstanding bridg

    Early Chisholm Street Bridge with river full of logs, Alpena, Mich.

    (b) Postmarked September 21, 1908, Alpena, Mich. (c) Postmarked May 8, 1916, Alpena, Mich.

    Postmarked November 21, 1907, Alpena, Mich.; November 22, 1907, Marshall, Mich.

    Postmarked September 17, 1907, Port Huron, Mich; postmarked received September 19, 1907, Mayville, Mich.

    574 Steamer CITY OF ALPENA. The arrival of the Home Comers, Oscoda and AuSable, July 4, 1915

    Harbor (Thunder Bay River), Alpena, Mich. Steambarge C.H. STARKE built 1881 and steamer EASTERN STATE ? WESTERN STATE?

    D & C boat CITY OF ALPENA at the dock, Alpena, Mich.

    Postmarked July 7, 1913, Bay City, Mich. (back damaged)

    Moving a lifeboat at the Alpena Train Depot in winter. See name on far left building.

    The Lumberjack published by the Journalism class of Alpena Community College May 3, 1989 issue 8. Main headline, ACC Recognizes Outstanding Students.

    The ACC Update published by the Journalism class of Alpena Community College August, 1989. Main headline, A Great Place to Start ... or Start Again!