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Forest rangers shake hands

Conservation Commissioner thanks forest ranger for service in North Creek

Forest ranger PJ Cunningham (middle) being thanked for 50 years of service to the state. Cunningham is shaking hands with Conservation Commissioner Lithgow Osborne. Forest ranger Art Draper on right. Cunningham was credited with playing an important role in the development of conservation efforts in New York State. North Creek, NY. 1939. Photo courtesy of […]

Men on steps of wet room

Workers on steps of pulp mill wet room in Au Sable Forks

Workers on the steps of the J&J Rogers Company pulp mill wet room. 1916. Au Sable Forks, NY. Courtesy of Elsa Voelcker. Click here to read or listen to our three-part story on the rise and fall of the J&J Rogers Company, one of the biggest industrial users of the Adirondack landscape.

Gerald Heath sits in doorway or windowsill

Caretaker Gerald Heath in Chippewa Bay

Caretaker Gerald Heath sits at Singer Castle on Dark Island, where he worked for a decade. As the caretaker, he lived on the island year-round. Circa 1950s or early 1960s. Chippewa Bay, NY. Photo courtesy of Doug Heath.

14 employees of Agbotic

Agbotic Employees in Sackets Harbor

Employees of Agbotic, an organic vegetable growing company. Sackets Harbor, NY. Photo courtesy of Kevin Richardson. Check out our story on how Agbotic stayed open during the COVID-19 pandemic to donate food to non-profit relief organizations.

Photo of the Saidel family inside their general store at the corner of Lakeside Drive and Horicon Avenue in Bolton Landing

Proprietors inside general store in Bolton Landing

Photo of the Saidel family inside their general store at the corner of Lakeside Drive and Horicon Avenue in Bolton Landing. Proprietor Sam Saidel is on the far left. Bolton Landing, NY. Circa 1920. Photo submitted by David Saidel.

Tailor James Hackett in Watertown

Tailor James Hackett in Watertown

Self-portrait of James Hackett at work at J. R. Miller & Co. in Watertown. He was a tailor there for many years. The photo is a scan of one of his 5″x7″ glass plate negatives. Circa 1900-1910. Photo donated by James Bullard, Hackett’s grandson.

The McCabes in front of Keene General Store in Keene

The McCabes in front of Keene General Store in Keene

Joy McCabe, and her husband, Tom McCabe, in front of their general store, Keene General Store. 1975. Keene, NY. It was next door to the Woodruff Motel. You can see the sign to the right. Photo courtesy of Sue Abbott Jones.