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Engine and coach derailment in De Kalb

Engine and coach derailment in De Kalb

Engine and coach derailment at a yard road crossing. Identified people from left to right: Engr Tull, Supt Timmerman, Al Farr, and P.L. Walker. March 1910. De Kalb, NY.

The No. 4 mine of the St. Lawrence Pyrites Company in De Kalb

The No. 4 mine of the St. Lawrence Pyrites Company in De Kalb

The above ground structure covering the St. Lawrence Pyrites Company’s No. 4 mine shaft. Train tracks run right next to the mine, and open gondola cars filled with ore sit on the tracks.  Circa 1906. Outside  Stellaville, a hamlet of De Kalb, NY.

The St. Lawrence Pyrites Mill in Stellaville

The St. Lawrence Pyrites Mill in Stellaville

Exterior of the the St. Lawrence Pyrites Mill which processed ore for its Sulphur (which was then used in paper making processes), featuring railroad tracks and an open wooden car in front of the mill building, waste water holding pond in foreground. Circa 1906. In Stellaville, a hamlet of De Kalb, NY.

Construction at the train depot in Gouverneur

Construction at the train depot in Gouverneur

The stationmaster is standing beside the Gouverneur train depot. Between the building and train tracks a man works on the construction of a concrete platform. The flagman’s house now at the Adirondack Museum stands beside the water tower. Behind the tower is the engine house in the background. Circa 1920. Gouverneur, NY.

Lumber company workers on steam locomotive in Newton Falls

Lumber company workers on steam locomotive in Newbridge

Robert H. Higbie Co. Engine No. 1 with boxcars on the Newton Fall and Northern railroad. This was the railroad that served the mill in Newbridge. Two railroad workers are visible in engine window and door. 1882. Photograph by Henry M. Beach. Newbridge, NY.

Grasse Paper Company locomotive in Pyrites

Grasse Paper Company locomotive in Pyrites

Grasse Paper Company railroad locomotive in front of the Pyrites paper mill. Railroad workers are visible inside and on the ground next to the engine. Circa 1910. Pyrites, NY.