TitleView of Dock Street, Alpena, Michigan Datec. 1865 Subjectmaritime history Description"The above engraving is from a photograph taken by a Mr. Fox, in 1865. The bridge was the first one... View Details
TitleScene at Towbridge Dam in Thunder Bay River near Alpena Datec. 1880 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNULL View Details
Title48 Log Men Posing in Thunder Bay River Datec. 1880 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNote the rapids to the left and small work boat on the right. View Details
TitleLog Jam on the Thunder Bay River Datec. 1880 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNULL View Details
TitleLog Men at Work at the Mouth of the Thunder Bay River Datec. 1880 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThis is where the logs were milled, then loaded on vessels. View Details
TitleEast from the Engine House Tower in Alpena Datec. 1880 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThis scene is looking toward Thunder Bay, Lake Huron. Note the masts of vessels docked in the mouth... View Details
TitleJOHN W. BOARDMAN being loaded at H.P.C. Co.. Date1949 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionJOHN W. BOARDMAN being loaded at Huron Portland Cement Company. Steamer ALPENA taking on load of st... View Details
TitleE.M. FORD of the Huron Portland Cement Company being Loaded Date1949 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionBeing loaded at Huron Porland Cement Company View Details
TitleMETEOR-The Last of the Whalebacks Date1968 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionEntering the Thunder Bay River in August 1968. This vessel is currently a museum in Superior, Wisco... View Details
TitleTug BARBARA ANDRIE docked in Thunder Bay River Datec. 1979 Subjectmaritime history Description View Details
TitleNinth Avenue Dam on the Thunder Bay River Date1979 Subjectmaritime history Description View Details
TitleKeeper's Residence, Thunder Bay Island Lighthouse Datec. 1890 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThunder Bay Island in Lake Huron off Alpena, Michigan View Details
TitleThunder Bay Island Life Boat Station Datec. 1890 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThunder Bay Island in Lake Huron off Alpena, Michigan View Details
TitleThunder Bay Island Life Boat Station Datec. 1890 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThunder Bay Island in Lake Huron off Alpena, Michigan View Details
TitleThe R.T. ROY entering the Thunder Bay River Date1909 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionAlpena Lighthouse at mouth of Thunder Bay River. View Details
TitleWorking the Logs in the Mouth of the Thunder Bay River Datec. 1890 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThunder Bay River, Alpena, Michigan View Details
TitlePassenger Steamer SKYLARK and Schooner on South Side of Thunder Bay River just b Datec. 1865 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNULL View Details
TitleThunder Bay and Mouth of River at Alpena Date1916 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNULL View Details
TitleLumber Carriers in River Storage, Thunder Bay River Date1900 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionThunder Bay River, Lake Huron, Alpena, Michigan. Possible vessels: RALPH, SAM FLINT, STEVEN C. HALL... View Details
TitleFirst Wooden Swing Bridge in Alpena, built 1872-73 Datec. 1875 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionCity of Alpena, today's 2nd Avenue. View Details
TitleFletcher, Pack & Co. Timber Mill, Alpena, Michigan Datec. 1883 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionMouth of Thunder Bay River on Thunder Bay, Lake Huron. View Details
TitleThunder Bay River above Bridge Date1897 Subjectmaritime history DescriptionNULL View Details
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