Riverside House station wagon outside a Harrisville livery. The livery was used to board horses, both local and visiting. One could also rent a horse. Pictured out front is a “station wagon” buggy filled with passengers. They would have ridden the buggy from the station to their destination. Taken September 26, 1915. Harrisville, NY.
Cheese factory near Nye home. Fifty gallon milk cans seen on milk wagon, being lifted by winch for unloading. Caption says: Uncle Jerome Nye wearing white shirt, Uncle is driving Old Bill. Circa 1890s. Harrisville, NY.
Farmers often supplemented their income in the winter by selling logs to the local sawmills. This unidentified teamster is preparing to take a sleigh load to the mill. Note the pole used to tighten the chains. Harrisville, NY. Circa 1900. Check out our story on Ross Young, a logger from Harrisville.
Forest Home sugar bush operation. Two sap-gathering wagons towed by teams of horses. Harrisville, NY. Circa 1910.
Myron Humes behind sled gathering sap for Forest Home sugar bush operation. Harrisville, NY. Circa 1910.
C.F. Frederick building, including Frederick’s Pharmacy in Carthage, NY. Circa 1910.
H.J. Erwin Company and Duluth Imperial Flour & Feed Company on State Street next to the train tracks, Carthage, NY. Circa 1870.
At Alcoa plant, looking toward the lower level. Workers on right are working on the rails. Circa 1900. Massena, NY.
Bill McConnel, armband says Auxiliary Military Police. 1940s. Massena, NY.
S. Burnham stagecoach (on runners for the winter) driven by Jim Hotalling. The line ran between DeKalb Junction and Russell, with stops at Stellaville and Hermon. Photograph taken by H.C.B Rude, circa 1906-1910. DeKalb Junction, NY.
