Exterior of the Berkowitz store, which sold clothing and dry goods. Harry Berkowitz stands to the left side of the door, and his children and wife stand on the right – Hyman (back left), Anna (back right), Jake(front left), and Gertrude (front right). Circa 1900-1910. Old Forge, NY.
Interior of the Berkowitz Store, which sold clothing and dry goods. Pictured behind the counter are Hyman Berkowitz, Anna Berkowitz, and Harry Berkowitz. Circa 1930s. Old Forge, NY.
Exterior of the Old Forge Drygoods Company store, owned by the Rivet family. Unknown woman on the front steps. Circa 1900. Old Forge, NY.
Exterior of the Fourth Lake Trading Post in the 1920s, a popular bar in Eagle Bay. In the 1940s and 1950s, Frank Teich expanded the bar by building around the original structure. Frank stands on the right in the white shirt. Circa 1920s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Exterior of the Trading Post Bar and Restaurant in Eagle Bay. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Frank Teich in front of his wildlife display of taxidermy animals inside the Trading Post Bar, which he owned. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Frank Teich inside the Trading Post Bar (which he owned and operated), surrounded by taxidermy animals. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY.
Frank Teich tending bar at the Trading Post, which he owned. Circa 1950s. Eagle Bay, NY. Printed by Fynmore Photos in Boonville, NY.
William Ayres Hurlbut with his peddlers cart. The cart financed the purchase of farms for William and his two brothers. Circa 1870-1880. Town of DeKalb, NY. Read more about this story and peddling in the North Country here.
George Glidden and his wife pose in front of their Kendrew Corners Gas Station. Circa 1930. Town of De Kalb, NY.
