Women working in the office of Champlain College circa late 40s, early 50s. One of the Associated Colleges of Upper New York, the college was located at the Plattsburgh Barracks. It offered a two year program of education to returning servicemen. Circa late 1940s, early 50s. Plattsburgh, NY. Clinton County Historical Association. Brewer Collection.
Hamilton County Board of Supervisors. Chairman was Morrison J. Hosley, Junior. Circa 1984. Long Lake, NY. Photo courtesy of the Town of Long Lake Archives.
Post office corner in Long Lake. Circa 1907. Long Lake, NY. Photo courtesy of the Town of Long Lake Archives.
The Hammond Advertiser, a weekly newspaper that operated 1886-1949, on Main Street in Hammond. A 1918 Franklin Touring Car is parked in front of the office. Circa 1920. Hammond, NY.
Shirley Sagan Norton worked in the St. Lawrence County treasurer’s office in the courthouse on Main Street for close to 30 years straight. This photo comes from Shirley’s retirement in March of 1990, and pictured from left to right are: Betty Bradley (chair of the board of legislators), Robert McNeil, Shirley, Richard Buckley, and Carl […]
Librarian Ottilie Rollins, the first female head of a department at Clarkson University, working at her desk. 1968. Potsdam, NY.
Office, laboratory and storehouse of the St. Lawrence Pyrites Co located on the northwest corner of the entrance road to the mine (today County Route 17). A mine chemist, Peter M. Durban, analyzed ore samples for sulphur content. The printing on the rear barn is “Chas. Noble, 1896” the farm owner prior to ownership by […]
Pictured left to right are bank employees: Sue Tresidder, Fama Carpenter, Connie Green. Circa 1999. Hermon, NY.
Adirondack & Saint Lawrence Railroad depot main office. H.F. Timmerman, superintendent, and W. R. Davidson, agent. A telegraph machine and telephone are on the shelf behind the men, and a ticket stamper is on the left. 2:56 pm on Tuesday, September 8th, 1914. Hermon, NY.
Behind the scenes at the Essex County National Bank (now Champlain National Bank) in Willsboro, in our old building. What makes this picture especially interesting is that on the left, a young Peter Paine Jr. is working. He is now Chairman of the Board, succeeding his father and grandfather who founded the Bank. Also pictured […]
