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    Bird's Eye View of Port Huron, Mich., as seen from decks of Steamers City of Mackinac and City of Alpena.

    Bird's Eye View of Cleveland Harbor, as seen from the decks of Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company's Steamers

    Sand Beach, Mich.,(harbor of Refuge) as seen from decks of Steamers City of Mackinac and City of Alpena.

    Bird's Eye View of Cheboygan, Mich., as seen from deck of Steamers City of Mackinac and City of Alpena

    Stm Tug Bob Anderson

    Pages 660-661, Harper's Weekly, August 17, 1889

    Detroit Harbor--Showing Water Front of City and Character of Shipping

    Bird's Eye View of Canal and the St. Clair Flats (belonging to the U.S. Government) as seen from the decks of Steamers City of Mackinac and City of Alpena The famous fishing and shooting grounds. Hom

    Pencil

   

    Chicago in 1868 from Schiller Street north side to 12th Street south side. The city ends beyond the section line of 12th street given here yet a distance of 3 miles to Egan Avenue (City Limits) on th

    Copyrighted by the Ashland Daily Press ASHLAND, LAKE SUPERIOR, WIS. 1890 Population 16,000. Increase in Ten Years, 11,000 Published by The Ashland Daily Press Marr & Richards Engraving Co., Milwaukee

   

   

    Main Street, Buffalo, as seen from the Lyon Elevator (From a Photograph by George A. Dessel) From Harper's Weekly Copyright, 1888 by Harper & Brothers. Republished from "Harper's Weekly" of August 18

    Includes index to points of interest, distance map, and map "The Apostle 'Island' Chequamagon Bay, Ashland."

    Generic engraving of a propeller leading a tug and schooner out of a port. Featured on a manifest from Grummond's Mackinaw Line in 1885