Carl Tracy hauling hay by truck. Picture taken in West Stockholm across the street from Carl Tracy’s home. Warren Tracy, Carl’s son, riding shotgun. The truck is a Model 180 Brockway. Circa 1930s. West Stockholm, NY. Carl Tracy was a farmer, but ran a trucking business as well to make ends meet. The truck pictured […]
Sam Bunstone hauling cheese boxes from West Stockholm to Carthage. Burnstone worked for Carl Tracy, a farmer that ran a trucking business on the side to make ends meet. Truck is a Stewart. Circa 1930s. West Stockholm, NY.
Carl Tracy trucking a team of horses with his son Warren Tracy. West Stockholm, NY. Circa 1930s. Carl Tracy was a farmer, but ran a trucking business as well to make ends meet. The truck pictured here was Carl’s third truck, an International. Photo donated by Darren Tracy, Carl’s grandson
Carl Tracy walking in front of his truck, which is pulling a building down Main Street in West Stockholm in the early 1930’s. The building was moved from a milk factory to a new location and converted to a residence. Warren Tracy, Carl’s son, is standing on the passenger side of the truck. Carl Tracy was […]
Winter maneuvers at Pine Camp. March 1, 1942. Photograph by Photo Section, 4th Armored Div. Donated by Jill Johnson.
President Roosevelt, Governor Arnall and General Newgarden visit Pine Camp. Pine Camp, NY. 1942. Donated by Jill Johnson.
Practicing tank maneuvers at Pine Camp. Pine Camp, NY. March 10, 1942. Photograph by Photo Section, 4th Armored Div. Donated by Jill Johnson.
Pilots load into a plane at unspecified airfield. Pine Camp, NY. March 10, 1942. Photograph by Photo Section, 4th Armored Div. Photo Donated by Jill Johnson.
Possibly a “peep” (larger than a Jeep) in the water at Pine Camp (now Fort Drum). Pine Camp, NY. March 10, 1942. Photograph by the photo section of the 4th Armored Division. Donated by Jill Johnson.
Amphibious vehicle emerging from the water at Pine Camp (now Fort Drum). Pine Camp, NY. March 1, 1942. Photograph by the photo section of the 4th Armored Division. Donated by Jill Johnson.
