D.J. Tiffany’s grocery at 78 North Mechanic Street. He sold milk, cream, and groceries, and made deliveries in the pictured three horse-drawn wagons. 1913. Carthage, NY. Photo courtesy of S.H. Greene, Chaumont, NY. From a booklet written by Dudley Danielson called “Carthage, NY – 1785-1980.”
Henry Burns, butcher, inside his shop in Newton Falls, NY. Large scales for weighing carcasses at right. Henry is using meat saw to cut up meat. Donated by J. Wicks and J. Pelligrino.
Printing office of G.M. Brownell in the Strickland building. Circa 1900. Carthage, NY. From a Carthage Souvenir Book in the archives of the Carthage Free Library’s Heritage Room.
Interior of Nolan’s Big Bargain Store, which sold dry goods. The store was opened in 1888 by John Nolan. Circa 1900. Carthage, NY. From a Carthage Souvenir Book in the archives of the Carthage Free Library’s Heritage Room.
Exterior of Nolan’s Big Bargain Store, which sold dry goods. The store was opened in 1888 by John Nolan. Circa 1900. Carthage, NY. From a Carthage Souvenir Book in the archives of the Carthage Free Library’s Heritage Room.
Exterior of ice houses and coal yard owned by Maxwell Brothers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ice and Wood. Also pictured, Jones and Simmons dealers in masonry supplies. Circa 1900. Carthage, NY. From a Carthage Souvenir Book in the archives of the Carthage Free Library’s Heritage Room.
Interior of C. A. Beyer’s wallpaper store. Circa 1900. Carthage, NY. From a Carthage Souvenir Book in the archives of the Carthage Free Library’s Heritage Room.
Malaky Johnson (nee Maroun) at the door of the Maroun Gift Shop during the Blizzard of 1977, which lasted from January 28 through February 21. Johnson owned the shop with two of her sisters. Carthage, NY. Note: Thanks to Mary Rose, Johnson’s niece, for identifying her aunt in this photo!
The front of the Saucier & Schwartz gas station in Colton, New York. Circa: 1955.
