Unknown bee yard worker in bee yard on the John Crawley farm. The supers, or bee boxes, are homemade (some of these re-purposed wooden crates have names of products the boxes were originally used to ship, e.g., coffee). The worker is holding a bee smoker. Circa 1910. Colton, NY.
Bishop Shipman standing with ox team on the Wallace Farm on Mead Road in Canton. Herbert Judd is standing in the background. Circa 1924. Canton, NY.
Men cutting tree trunk using drag saw powered by hit-or-miss engine, (a type of four-stroke internal combustion engine) on the Wallace Farm on Mead Road. Circa 1910-1920. Canton, NY.
Almeron Judd (front) and Frank Judd (rear) mowing on the Wallace farm, which operated 1910-1941. Photo taken circa 1910s. Canton, NY.
Reaping grain using a grain binder on the Wallace farm. Frank Judd is in foreground stooking (upright bundling) oats. Circa 1910s. Canton, NY.
Judd Family loading hay with hay loader at Wallace Farm. One of the men on the wagon is Almeron Judd, the man on the ground is Frank Judd. Circa 1910s. At the Wallace Farm in Canton, NY.
Reaper Glenn Aldrich driving his grain binder, which he traveled from farm to farm with. Here he is pictured at the Langdon Farm. Horse is equipped with fly net. Circa 1920s. Langdon’s Corners in Canton, NY.
Farmstead, picturing steam engine pulled by team of horses and threshing crew sitting on wooden thresher. Circa 1890s. Canton, NY.
A neighborhood work circle is getting ready to fill silo at Theron Allen Farm. Six men are on or beside horse drawn wagons. There’s a young boy in the foreground. Circa September of the 1910s. Canton, NY.
A boy tending chickens at W.E. Church’s hennery. Both Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns were bred at the hennery, and both are pictured here. 1911. Canton, NY.
