Line truck belonging to Mountain Home Telephone Co. A man is posed in the driver’s seat while three other men erect a large telephone pole behind the truck on the side of a road. Mountain Home Telephone Co. came into being in 1893 and became the New York Telephone Company in the 1930s. The company served […]
A line truck belonging to Mountain Home Telephone Co. One man is posed in the driver’s seat looking at camera. Mountain Home Telephone Co. came into being in 1893. It became the New York Telephone Company in the 1930s. The company served St. Lawrence, Franklin and Clinton Counties. Date unknown but circa 1920s. Probably in […]
Line truck belonging to Mountain Home Telephone Company with men posed in driver’s seat and standing alongside of the vehicle. Mountain Home Telephone Co. came into being in 1893. It became the New York Telephone Company in the 1930s. The company served St. Lawrence, Franklin and Clinton Counties. Circa 1920s. Probably in Clinton County. Courtesy […]
The Hammond Advertiser, a weekly newspaper that operated 1886-1949, on Main Street in Hammond. A 1918 Franklin Touring Car is parked in front of the office. Circa 1920. Hammond, NY.
Sally Long, the K-12 library and media specialist at the Long Lake Central School. May 31, 2018. Long Lake, NY. Photo taken by Amy Feiereisel in 2018. Here she is on what it’s like to work with kids all the way from kindergarten to high school.
Interior of the DeGrasse River Paper Company, pictured are paper machines. Photo by Henry M. Beach. 1910. Pyrites, NY. Photo courtesy of the Canton Historian’s Office. Check out our story on the boom (and bust) of Pyrites here.
Staff of North Country Public Radio in the Payson Hall office in 1990. Left to Right: News Director Pat McKeown, Development Director Susan Sweeney Patnode, Adirondack development assistant Peter Wilson, Production Manager Steve Gotcher, Announcer Peter Euler, Station Manager Ellen Rocco, Announcer Lamar Bliss, Announcer/producer Louis T. Cook, Reporter Martha Foley, Program Director Jackie Sauter, […]
Martha Foley, reporter for North Country Public Radio, in the station’s tape room. Canton, NY. Late 1980s to early 1990s. Photo courtesy of the North Country Public Radio archives. Check out our story on working during the early days of NCPR.
Lamar Bliss, announcer for WSLU (which later became NCPR) in the Payson Hall Control Room. 1985. Canton, NY. Photo courtesy of the North Country Public Radio Archives. Check out our story on working during the early days of NCPR.
Exterior of Dunlop’s Store and Post Office. Note the hammock on the second story porch. 1905-1920. Stony Creek, NY. Photo courtesy of Adirondack Experience: the Museum on Blue Mountain Lake. Check out this story on mail delivery in the Adirondacks.
