Content:  Small 12 page booklet, packed with lots of history. Family names are indexed. Arenac County map in center.

Content:  208 pages including history of all 12 townships, Charity Islands and the Indians of Arenac County.   Softcover, coil bound.   Collage of vintage county pictures on the front cover and inside the back cover.      Name Index on-line

Content:  282 page book with history of the Maple Ridge area, much of it written by the people who were born and raised there, some are still there today.

Content:  Township histories included.  Small book, 4 ½" x 6"

Content:  A great place to find your family name, address, occupation, owns or rents, has a phone. Honor Roll, list of churches, list of county officials, and a numerical phone book..  90 pages.

Content:  Includes lots of ads of the period, showing businesses in the County in 1914.

Content:  Lots of Au Gres and area history. Ads show businesses around in the 1960's.

Content:   Small book. Short story of the struggle for Au Gres to obtain the Harbor of Refuge and Marina, starting in 1945, and finally completed in 1973.  12 pages.

Content:  Standish Township, where much of the Indian population lived, was created in 1873 from Arenac Township in Bay County.  This book covers the first families to settle here.  Lots of family names and pictures.   32 pages.     Name Index on-line

Content:  16 pages, a narrative of the early settlement in Deep River and Adams Townships during the period 1870-1920.   Many early families mentioned.  Includes brief history of Sterling's Methodist, Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches.     Name Index on-line

Content:  15 pages, a narrative of Deep River and Adams Township histories from 1920-1975.  Many families mentioned.   Includes a timeline of notable events.

Content:  Fire, cyclone and floods through the years couldn't stop the development of Omer. You can read about it here. Pictures and stories of the early settlers. Also, Omer Family Histories. 50 page book with family name index.      Name Index on-line

Content:  Map of Arenac County showing all of the 42 One (and two) room schools that were in the County at one time.
8 ½" x 11"

Content:  4 volumes with illustrations and maps.

Volume 1:  Schools included: Moores Junction, Adams School, Cedar Valley, Town Hall, Alger, Moffatt, West Alger, Maple Grove, Arenac School, Elm Grove, Hickory Island and Santiago.      Name Index on-line

Volume 2:  Schools included: Deford, Maple Ridge, Hanna, Berry, Haley, Deep Gully.

Volume 3:  Schools included: North Star, Plains, Jarvis Center & Ward, Johnsfield, West Bradley, Pine River, Gibson, Saganing, South Branch, Worth.     Name Index on-line

Volume 4:  Schools included: Tonkey Road, Pt Lookout, Delano, Laundrie, Riverside, Noble.    Name Index on-line

We have included what information we have on these schools. Some schools do not have much information or pictures. We would appreciate any donations of pictures, stories, report cards etc. to add to these books to make them more complete.   Thanks.

Content:  maps showing land ownership - includes index

Content:  12 pages. Charming little booklet, to promote the area when the Steamers were bringing in tourists. Pictures, time table for The Fast Iron Steamer Arundell, and more.

Content:   Published for the annual Pioneer Picnic in Au Gres. Mostly ads showing the businesses in the area at that time. Also includes list of All Star Baseball Team Players for Southern and Northern Division.  Small 20 page booklet.

Content:  Schedule of events, committee members, history on Omer and sucker fishing, sucker recipes history on logging and more.

Content:   With 3 different color maps of the county. Short history of Arenac County Road Commission. Pictures of first road in county, M-70.   List of Road commission employees, past and present.   30 pages.

Content:  approx 300 pages, containing a page for each service man, with personal information and war records. (see the note at the bottom of this page regarding shipping)

Content:  Known as "Old German Church", located on Delano Road. Later closed and now sits in park in Au Gres across the street from the ACHS museum.     Name Index on-line

Content:  3 1/2 pages of names and phone numbers.  Reproduced in color.

Content:  The purpose of this story is to preserve the names of the men and to mention their part in the building of our fair city of Standish. I grew up with many of those who were responsible for the city's growth, lived and worked with them during more than half the century covered herein. Being curious and keeping a diary have helped me to supply many of the dates. having worked with some of those who were early settlers has been a big help in supplying names and occupations of many who otherwise may have been forgotten. Allan Mc Cready.     108 pages plus illustrations.

Content:  An extension class from Central Michigan College of Education was held in Au Gres during the second semester of the school year 1949-50. The group studied the course entitled "Public Education in Michigan," One of the activities of this class was to make a collection of stories and incidents of the early school days in that part of Michigan. Information was gathered from newspaper files, records of school boards and through interviews with former inhabitants and teachers.

Content:  140 pages plus illustrations