Grist mill workers pictured from left to right: John Craword, Jr., Charles P. Anderson, Harlan Smithers, William Smith. The store was owned by George C. McFadden, who bought it in 1887 to establish a grist mill and feed store. The building was erected in 1853 at the northwest end of the bridge on State Street […]
Warner Adrian’s meat market on Main Street in Heuvelton. Circa 1920s. Donated by Linda Tulley-Wilson. Heuvelton, NY.
Merchant selling coffee with nine different types of beans in Glens Falls. Coffee grinder under poster. Circa 1910. Glens Falls, NY. Check out this North Country at Work story on how local artisans have turned the old Glens Falls shirt factory into a space for art and business.
F. J. Ducett Sons General Store in Pickens Hall on State Street, with proprietors Fred and Hattie Ducett, 1907. Heuvelton, NY.
The Snyder House (middle) and Breckenridge & Snyder corner store which sold McCormick Harvesting machinery. They were located across the Oswegatchie River from Pickens Hall. The Snyder House was operated by John Snyder, son of Samuel and Sally Snyder. Circa 1880s. Heuvelton, NY.
Unidentified men in front of Lynn Rogers Meat Market in downtown Canton. Circa 1880. Canton, NY.
Second Union Block (which burned down in 1880) featuring a clothing store, printing office, and furniture store. Circa 1875. Canton, NY.
G.B. Mangin Fruit Stand on Main Street, featuring bananas. Canton, NY. Circa 1900. (Unknown if man in photo is Mr. Mangin.)
William Allen, owner of Allen’s Fine Jewelry and Gifts, installing the sign for his new location on State Street, Carthage, NY. From the Carthage Republican Tribune on July 21, 1993.
Joseph Leana in his Church Street Shoe Service store, which he opened in 1953 in Carthage, NY. Leana apprenticed with a shoemaker when he was sixteen and went on to start his own businesses, one in Watertown and the second in Carthage. From the July 2, 1986 Carthage Republican Tribune.
