“The early mills of our company usually supplied houses for employees and their families. These were our company’s mill houses located along Remington Avenue in Norfolk, New York, approximately 60 years ago.” Circa 1915. Norfolk, NY. Originally printed in the St. Regis News Volume 2, Number 9 of September 1974, a newsletter put out by […]
Unidentified men beside oil truck from Gates Oil Company, run by R.N. Gates. March 13, 1929. Photo donated by Clarence Buchanan. Great Bend, NY.
Unidentified iron workers. Note large winch used for lifting pallets of metal, and child holding hammer and chisel; sand casting box at bottom left. March 26, 1865. Photographer: George R. Clone. Brownville, NY
Lumberjacks with log scaling tools. 1930s. Donated by Ralph Kelly. Somewhere near Saranac Lake, NY.
State Boat #0921. Photo donated by Jack Drury from the album of conservation officer Carl Prue. April 5, 1949. Plattsburgh, NY.
NYS Conservation Officer Milene taking wire fish traps out of Lake Champlain at Point Au Roche. The NYS Conservation Department became the Department of Environmental Conservation in 1970. Donated by Jack Drury, from conservation officer Carl Prue’s album. April 5, 1949. Plattsburgh, NY.
This portrait of the Fire Department was taken in May 1934 in front of the municipal building on Clinton St. Gouverneur.
Dexter Sulfite Mill’s raceway for floating logs down to the mill. Circa 1903. Dexter, NY.
Ed Stone, using walking plow with mules. Circa 1915. Dexter NY.
First National Bank of Dexter (now Key Bank), at the west corner of Brown and Water Streets. The bank was organized in 1906 with an initial capital stock of $30,000. This building opened in 1913. March 1925. Dexter, NY.
