Kellogg Station Stage Coach riding away from the Windsor Hotel, drawn by six horses and carrying at least twelve passengers. The Windsor Hotel and coach were owned by Mr. Orlando Kellogg. Circa 1900-1910. Elizabethtown, NY.
The Orlando Kellogg Concord Coach in front of the Windsor Hotel in Elizabethtown. Kellogg was the hotel owner. Circa 1892.
A hunting expedition has returned with a large buck, met by a crowd of guests at the Windsor Hotel. Orlando Kellogg, proprietor, is third from left. On his right is Harry Palmer, a porter. In the wagon, on left, Is Clinton Simons, on right is William Kellogg, son of Orlando Kellogg, the proprietor. Circa 1900-1910. […]
Two men driving a load of logs; the driver is Leslie Lawrence and the rider is David Stringham. Logs were destined for Hasellion Lumber Company in Wilmington, NY. Caption says: Driver, Leslie Lawrence; Rider, David Stringham. Picture taken at top of Nigger Hill in Elizabethtown. Logs from Peter Liberty job. Donated by Leslie Lawrence. February […]
Team of horses pulling a wagon with W. Gates and Mattie Spellman on it. They were on Lincoln Pond Road in Elizabethtown. 1920. Elizabethtown, NY
Original caption on photo reads: July 27, 1901. Frank Colby of Wadhams Mills, NY with Beede’s team Dan & Mag. This load was drawn Wadhams to Westport 4 miles. 6 thousand 50 feet [referring to how many feet of board there are in this load] 9 feet wide on top. Given by Leslie Lawrence. Photo […]
“Hackman,” the word used for the driver of a horse and delivery wagon. This wagon is full of merchandise. Ogdensburg, NY. Circa 1900.
Horse drawn fire hose wagon and firemen. Ogdensburg, NY. Circa 1910. Norris Jenkins collection, photo taken by Paris Studios.
H.B. Howard Grocery and E. Normand Meat Market at 2 Lake Street in Ogdensburg, NY. H.B. Howard delivery wagon in foreground. Circa 1890.
Alexandria Bay, Brockville, and Ogdensburg ferry at the dock, filled with passengers. In foreground is a horse-drawn livery wagon, used to transport luggage to and from the ferry. Ogdensburg, NY. Circa 1900.
