The store was located at 93 State Street. Listed in what is believed to be a town business registry of 1904 as: “Pork Packer,” and “Most up To-Date Market in Northern New York,” dealing in fresh and salt fish, oysters, vegetables, eggs, canned goods and soap. Photo circa 1900-1910. Carthage, NY. From the Carthage Free […]
Exterior shot of Given’s Store, a grocery, in Cranberry Lake. Circa 1935.
Exterior of the Old Forge Liquor Store and Grocery. Displayed in the glass windows are liquor bottles and fresh produce. Hung in the windows are posters advertising the prices of various products. Pictured on the steps of the store are four men and a dog. The men from left to right are: unknown, John Watkins, […]
Exterior of the Fourth Lake Trading Post in the 1920s, a popular bar in Eagle Bay. In the 1940s and 1950s, Frank Teich expanded the bar by building around the original structure. Frank stands on the right in the white shirt. Circa 1920s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Frank Teich inside the Trading Post Bar (which he owned and operated), surrounded by taxidermy animals. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Frank Teich tending bar at the Trading Post, which he owned. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY. Printed by Fynmore Photos in Boonville, NY.
The inside of Dairy Lea Ice Cream and Groceries owned by George H. Bogardus. June 29, 1956. De Kalb Junction, NY. Photo by Ray Jubinville.
The storefront of Dairy Lea Ice Cream and Groceries owned by George H. Bogardus. June 29, 1956. De Kalb Junction, NY. Photo by Ray Jubinville.
Ira D. Walrath (left) and his daughter Grace (center) inside of their general store. Ice cream was 5 cents. The case in front of Mr. Walrath is full of fudge. 1915. De Kalb Junction, NY, Photo by Robert Woodward.
Borden’s milk plant featuring two large ice houses (the two large buildings to the right) to store ice to keep milk cold. Circa 1900-1910. De Kalb Junction, NY.
