Guides and tourists on a log bridge near Paul Smith’s Hotel. Three dogs can be seen. Man on far right (probably the guide) holds a rifle. Paul Smiths, NY. Circa 1900. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Two men and a nun in the chicken yard at the Gabriels Sanatorium. From a color postcard. Circa 1906. Saranac Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Woman with cow. Circa 1890-1910. Town of Lake Pleasant, NY. From the Wickes Family Collection. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
John Buyce’s blacksmith shop. Circa 1870s-1880s. Speculator, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Seasonal tourists/hunters with dead deer on the porch of Augustus Avery’s Inn. Circa 1910-1920. The hamlet of Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Cora Darling, the sister of Len Anibal, feeding a calf at Darling Farm in lower Benson. Circa 1920s-1930s. Benson, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Man herds sheep and cows in corral at Beaver Meadow Farm. Circa 1880. North Creek, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience
Workers at a graphite mine off of Hudson Street in Johnsburg, NY. Circa 1900 – 1910. Johnsburg, NY. Note: this caption originally stated this photo was at a graphite mill in North River. Historian Glenn Pearsall and Greg Schaefer from the North Creek Depot Museum brought it to our attention that there was not a graphite […]
Craigardan is a not-for-profit educational organization in Keene. People of all ages come there for residencies, workshops, and classes in agriculture, the arts, and culinary studies. Barbara Tam founded it two years ago with Michele Drozd. Listen here to Barbara explain what Craigardan does, and why.
Workers outside the Veneer Mill, which closed around 1912 when the lumber company moved out. Note the young man holding a puppy—standing in back row. Circa 1910. Wanakena, NY.
