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    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic

    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic

    Two teams of horses are ready to pull two skids full of logs. The logs are piled high. On top of the left skid are two children along for the ride. Also on top of each skid is a lumberman. Three lumb

    145 Water Street.

    145 Water Street.

    Three vessels are moored in Thunder Bay River in Alpena, "City of Cleaveland", "City of Mackinac", and what I believe is the "Flora". In the background is a wood burner (also known as a Wigwam or Tee

    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic

    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic

    145 Water Street.

    This elegant example of Renaissance Revival architecture was constructed during 1911-1912. The Federal Building is executed in brick faced with smooth ashlar. A balustrade tops the modillioned cornic

    145 Water Street.

    After cutting the timber in Alpena, Michigan, the logs are then put into piles. Three horse teams are ready to pull the large logs. They are taking the logs to the river.

    145 Water Street.

    Lumberjacks work together to move the logs from the skids and are putting them onto the large piles.

    Log marks for Alpena Excelsior Company in Alpena, Michigan, 190o and 1903.

    Log mark for Alpena Hoop Company in Alpena, Michigan, 1897.

    Log mark for the Alpena Hoop Lumber Company in Alpena, Michigan, 1898.

    Log mark for Carol Altman in Alpena, Michigan, 1878.

    Log mark for American Cedar and Lumber Company in Alpena, Michigan, 1908.

    Log mark for William Arkwood in Alpena, Michigan, 1903.