C.F. Frederick building in Carthage
C.F. Frederick building, including Frederick’s Pharmacy in Carthage, NY. Circa 1910.
C.F. Frederick building, including Frederick’s Pharmacy in Carthage, NY. Circa 1910.
H.J. Erwin Company and Duluth Imperial Flour & Feed Company on State Street next to the train tracks, Carthage, NY. Circa 1870.
D.S. Lynde Block on Main Street in Hermon, Ohio greystone facade. Left: E.B. Peppers Clothing. Center: Masonic Hall. Right: Jim Robinson Corner Drugs. Built by Darius.S. Lynde in 1876. Circa 1890-1900. Hermon, NY.
Farmers in town to view the new farm equipment at W.D. Evans Store, possibly a train carload sale. Pictured are a dump rake, walking plow, reaper, and individual wagon wheels. Circa 1890-1900. Hammond, NY.
Northwest side of Main Street in Hammond, picturing Rodger’s Grocery Store, Wyllie’s Drug Store, and a Dentist Office. Pictured are Nelson Powers, Harold Chester, Everett Ferguson, John Cline, TA Lewis, JR (small boy), William More, William R. Wilson, Edward Gallagher, Rodger Hibbs. Circa 1900-1910. Hammond, NY.
Southwest side of Main Street in Hammond, picturing the Post Office, Rodger’s Grocery Store, Wylie’s Drug Store, and a barbershop. Circa 1910-1920. Destroyed by fires in 1936 and 1951.Hammond, NY.
The area called Monument Park was not always a park; it began life as a cemetery (there are still graves of early settlers on South side of the lot). In November of 1890 residents petitioned for a monument to “perpetuate the memory of soldiers and sailors who served in defense of the Union … and […]
Employees of J.M. Patterson Shoes in front of store located on a busy commercial street. Other signs include: George E. Smith, Diamonds; John Murray, Tailor; O.E. Riordan, Real Estate; Doctor Leak, Dentist. Circa 1890-1900. Public Square Watertown.
Black River Traction Trolley car #6 in front of the Clark Block of stores in Dexter. Circa 1890-1900. Dexter, NY.
Employees photographed outside of WW Conde Hardware, located at 29 Public Square, and founded in 1834 by Norris Woodruff. This was the first business in Watertown’s Iron Block. Note little (red?) wagons at bottom right. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY.