Pictured at the Public Works office in the Town Hall basement, West Side are: Charles M. Letman, public works, Stanley Ward, clerk, Norman Reed, and Osborn, sidewalk inspector. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY.
Unknown Watertown city engineers in their office with surveying equipment and a city map. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY.
Secretary Muriel Beseth, who worked at WNBZ for 45 years at the WNBZ studios located at the Berkeley Hotel. Circa 1970. Saranac Lake, NY. Photo donated by Chris Brescia, who was a radio engineer at the station. Related story here.
Limerick Cheese Plant (unknown) worker in factory office. Late 1950s. Dexter, NY. Photo from Dexter village historian John Stano whose family members worked in the plant. The plant closed in the mid-1960s.
First National Bank of Dexter (now Key Bank), at the west corner of Brown and Water Streets. The bank was organized in 1906 with an initial capital stock of $30,000. This building opened in 1913. March 1925. Dexter, NY.
Bank president John Markwich standing in the interior of the First National Bank of Philadelphia on its opening day. 1915. Philadelphia, NY.
The First National Bank of Heuvelton opening for business on October 6, 1913. In 1963 it merged with St. Lawrence National Bank of Canton, and that was eventually taken over by Community Bank. Heuvelton, NY.
Interior of the First National Bank of Heuvelton. Pictured from left to right are Charles S. Bourdon, Stanley Lake, and Forrest Wood. July 8, 1930. Heuvelton, NY. Donated to the Heuvelton Historical Society by Beverly Bourdon Tunison of Chippewa Bay.
Grace P. Lynde working at ledger desk, Canton First National Bank located at the corner of Hodskin and Main. Circa 1905. Canton, NY.
Canton First National Bank located at the corner of Hodskin and Main, circa 1900, Canton, NY. One can see evidence of the transition between kerosene lamps and electric lighting, and between ledger keeping and typewriters.
