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    Fletcher lumber camp log loader moving logs to the BCGA (Boyne City, Gaylord, Alpena) railroad line.

    Fletcher lumber camp crew and family members posing outside in the winter.

   

    Ice path at Fletcher lumber camp used for sleighs to move logs through the woods to railroad line.

    Men, women, and children standing outside in late Spring or early Fall in an unknown location.

    The original Trinity Episcopal Church was built on Washington Avenue off of Chisholm Street in 1867. This new church was dedicated on June 29, 1884.

    Clock on wall suggests 10:30pm.

    Eight children standing shortest to tallest in a row outside in summer.

    St. Mary's Church, located on North Second Avenue, was dedicated On February 21, 1886. This picture was taken sometime in the early 1900s with Joseph Ayotte pictured on the steeple doing repair work.

    Fletcher lumber camp?

    Edward Kositchek and Sons were dealers in buggies, wagons, robes, blankets, and oliver plows in the early 1900s. They were also manufacturers of harnesses, guns, ammunition, and sporting goods. Their

    Loggers loading logs on pile at Fletcher lumber camp in the summer.

    During the mid-1900s, Martindale's Store provided Maytag washers, Hoover vacuum cleaners, and Philco Radios. The store was located at 208-212 River Street.

    The steeple of the Methodist Church on Chisholm Street is in the background.

    Dege's Garage next to Martindale's Store on River Street, Alpena.

    Lumber camp crew posing with horse teams and large log pile. Possible Fletcher lumber camp.

    Hay's Bicycle Shop in Downtown Alpena.

    The Alpena Central High School replaced the Union School and was built in 1891 at a cost of $31,800. Grades 4, 5, and 6 were on the first floor, while the high school was on the second floor.

    Main Street, Hillman.

    C. Moench Sons' Tannery Company operated by John C. and Henry L. Moench of Cattaraugus, NY, and William Kreb. The tannery was located at the end of Washington Avenue, west of Alpena.