Catherine “Cat” Bennett talks to a St. Lawrence University student volunteering at Milkweed Tussock Tubers, an heirloom and fingerling potato farm Cat runs in De Peyster. Photo by Amy Feiereisel. 2017. De Peyster, NY. Check out our story on Cat and her farm.
Catherine “Cat” Bennett posing with freshly dug fingerling potatoes. She runs an heirloom and fingerling potato farm called Milkweed Tussock Tubers that focuses on environmentally friendly farming. Photo by Amy Feiereisel. 2017. De Peyster, NY. Check out our story on Cat and her farm.
Helen Zyma, co-owner of The Strand movie theater, sweeps up in the lobby. Old Forge, NY. Photo courtesy of Bob and Helen Zyma. Check out our story on The Strand for more information.
Bob Card and Helen Zyma, owners and operators of The Strand, a historic movie theater in Old Forge. Photo by Kurt Gardener. 2017. Old Forge, NY. Check out our story on The Strand for more information.
Michelle Bush bottles and caps apple cider for sale. Photo by Amy Feiereisel. 2017. Norfolk, NY. Check out our story on the cider business here.
Michelle Bush washes and inspects apples for making cider. Photo by Amy Feiereisel. 2017. Norfolk, NY. Check out our story on the cider business here.
Manufacturing line workers inside the Indian Root Pill Factory, which manufactured “cure-all” pills. Morristown, NY. Courtesy of the Gateway Museum. Check out our story on the Indian Root Pill Factory for more information.
Rainbow Crabtree (left), certified doula, supporting Kate and Kristoff during labor with Milo at Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Oct 11, 2015. Potsdam, NY. Courtesy of Rainbow Crabtree. For more information on doulas, check out our story on Rainbow.
Eileen Randall conducting a mussel survey in a lake in July 2016. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of Dan Josephson. Check out this North Country at Work story to learn more about conservation efforts in the Adirondacks.
Erma Scholl working the Old Forge telephone operation switchboard. 1971. Old Forge, NY. Photo courtesy of the Goodsell Museum. Check out our story on being a telephone operator in the North Country.
