Interior of railroad station. Left to right are: Gerald Duffy, Hamilton Walt, and William Duffy (station agent). Pictured on right are a telephone, typewriter, telegraph key, and stamping equipment. Circa 1930s. Lisbon, NY.
Doctor Stuart Nelson sitting at his desk in his office on Main Street in Old Forge. Doctor Nelson was an area doctor who delivered over 500 babies. Circa 1930s. Old Forge, NY. Developed by Fynmore Photos in Boonville, NY.
Deputy Postmaster Myrtle Penny Rice posing in front of her desk. June 28, 1909. De Kalb Junction, NY Photo taken by Myrtle Penny Rice donated by Naomi Rice.
Postmaster Algerton C. Farr sitting in his office in the post office. June 28, 1909. De Kalb Junction, NY. Photo taken by Myrtle Penny Rice, donated by Naomi Rice.
Two men at their desks inside the Stella Mines Company Office. Circa 1900-1910. Town of De Kalb, NY.
Town Clerk’s Office officials, left to right, Roger Tamblin, Norbert Hall, Elmer Denesha, unknown, Doug Hayes, Robert Hendricks, Murray Miller in front of the Town Clerks Office. Circa 1980. De Kalb Junction, NY.
Postmaster Algerton C. Farr standing in front of the mail boxes in the post office. 1910. De Kalb Junction, NY. Myrtle Penny Rice photograph.
Printing and distributing newspaper feature section, Saranac Lake, NY. “Weekender run” at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise offices on Broadway Street in Saranac Lake, NY. Donated by Susan Doolittle. Circa 1975-1990. Saranac Lake, NY. Check out our story on lead printing at the Enterprise, or listen to a short clip from Phil Gallos, who worked at […]
Don Renadette mounting a metal plate on the hot type press at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise offices. Flat metal printing plates were shaped to fit over the metal rollers of the rotary press. Circa 1971-1975. Saranac Lake, NY. Donated by Susan Doolittle. Check out our story on lead printing at the Enterprise.
Old rotary newspaper press being dismantled at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise offices. 1973. Saranac Lake, NY. Donated by Susan Doolittle. (Unidentified workers.) Check out our story on lead printing at the Enterprise.
