Paul Smith’s Hotel gardeners with vegetables, tools. Sign reads “Paul Smith’s Hotel Garden 1908.” 1908. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library
Smith Cottage (formerly called the Hotel Annex) at Paul Smith’s Hotel. Sign reads: “Office, Paul Smith’s Hotel & Cottages.” One of the men is Al Gratton, and another Chet Buxton. 1950. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Unidentified worker on a horse-drawn mower in front of Paul Smith’s Hotel. Circa 1910- 1920. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Man standing next to a large log on a horse-drawn bob sled in front of Smith Cottage (formerly known as the Hotel Annex) at Paul Smith’s Hotel. Circa 1920. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Female workers at Paul Smith’s Hotel. One of the women is holding a child with a “Please Keep Off” sign. Woman on far right is Kate Whitford. Circa 1910- 1920. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Bellhopsin front of the annex at Paul Smith’s Hotel. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Automobiles parked outside Paul Smith’s Hotel during afternoon tea. Circa 1915. Paul Smiths, NY.
Walton Inn (also called The Izaak Walton or Walton House) was located at the corner of James and Water Streets. The property on which it was built was originally owned by the LeRay family – in April 1830 the land was sold by Vincent LeRay to Jesse Smith. A tavern known as the Northern was […]
Dad’s Inn, a roadside stand. Circa 1930s. Near Seventh Lake in Inlet, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Exterior of the Cliff House, a hotel on Fourth Lake in Inlet. Circa 1940. Inlet, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
