Keith Van Sise, founder of Gristmill Distillers, adds dry corn to a metal container to make corn mash, which is the first step in making corn beer, also known as whiskey. 2016. Keene, NY. Photo is a still from a video produced by Josh Clements Productions for ANCA (the Adirondack North Country Association)
Matt Horner wields a blowtorch in the process of heating steel in his artist’s workshop. Matt Horner is a sculptor who works with stone, primarily Adirondack anorthosite, and metal. 2016. Keene, NY. Photo is a still from a video produced by Josh Clements Productions for ANCA (the Adirondack North Country Association). Check out our story […]
Matt Horner polishing a stone bowl. Matt Horner is a sculptor who works with stone, primarily Adirondack anorthosite, and metal. 2016. Keene, NY. Photo is a still from a video produced by Josh Clements Productions for ANCA (the Adirondack North Country Association). Check out our story on Matt to learn more about his work.
Mrs. E. Lowe knitting in De Kalb. Circa 1950. Town of De Kalb, NY.
Mrs. Carney works at her loom in the attic of her home on the Ideauma Road in De Kalb. Circa 1900. De Kalb, NY.
The exterior of Harriet Lytle’s Millinery Shop, three women and two children stand in front of the doors. On board at right is a WCTU (Women’s Christian Temperance Union) bulletin. Circa 1910-1915. Canton, NY.
Brasher Iron Works employees outside the building. A horse and buggy with two women poses on the left. Men sit on roller on rights. Circa 1880s. Brasher. Donated by Ada Morse of Winthrop.
Two blacksmiths photographed in a studio, dressed in their working clothes and protective aprons, holding hammers and horseshoes. Circa 1890-1900. Canton, NY.
Blacksmiths of Canton, photographed in a studio dressed in their working clothes. The blacksmiths’ names are (top row from left to right): I. Cornell, L.V. Sherman, and Bailey, (bottom row left to right): E.V.I, Howard, Xury Lewis. Possibly an albumen print. Circa 1880s. Canton, NY.
Sutherland Blacksmith Shop, Ephriam Sutherland standing in the doorway. Circa 1870s. Stockholm.
