Written on photo is: View of the Fulton Chain from the Forge House in Old Forge, NY. D.W. Cooling’s ice houses are in foreground, where pressed beef from Armour and Company of Chicago was received. A steamer is docked in the right foreground. Circa 1900. Old Forge, NY.
Henry M. Beach post card of the Hurley House, “special service to traveling men.” Shows passenger waiting for train and W. Miller manager of the Hurley House. Composite photograph. Circa 1900-1910. De Kalb Junction, NY.
Exterior shot of the Pleasant View Hotel, with employees standing on the porch. Food stuffs for the hotel can be seen on the porch. 1907. Harrisville, NY.
Lake & Blood Hotel in Lake Bonaparte, NY. The hotel was in operation between 1865-1885. Circa 1870s. Lake Bonaparte in the Town of Diana.
The Kenwood Hotel during the Fourth of July celebrations, residents milling about in their holiday finery. Circa 1900-1910. Harrisville, NY.
Hotel Kenwood in Harrisville NY. Note the single car driving on the unpaved street. 1911. Harrsiville, NY.
Bartender and customer at the Pleasant View Hotel. Circa 1940s. Harrisville, NY.
The Riverside House hotel was located on the Oswegatchie River. Employees or guests are standing out front. (Burned June 29, 1898.) Circa 1890s. Harrisville, New York.
The first Hermitage Hotel on Lake Bonaparte. The hotel was built in 1894. Hotel looks newly built. Circa 1890s. Harrsiville, NY.
Kellogg Station Stage Coach riding away from the Windsor Hotel, drawn by six horses and carrying at least twelve passengers. The Windsor Hotel and coach were owned by Mr. Orlando Kellogg. Circa 1900-1910. Elizabethtown, NY.
