Artist Dan Keegan mounting one of his drawings, “Forest Inversion,” at an exhibit at the Adirondack History Museum. Keegan’s main medium is graphite drawings. May 25, 2019. Elizabethtown, NY. Photo taken by Amy Feiereisel.
Violinist Ivan Zenaty teaching a student at the Meadowmount School of Music. Zenaty is a professional artist who has performed in international ensembles and worked with performers including Yo-Yo Ma. Circa 2010s. Meadowmount School of Music in the Town of Lewis, and not far from Elizabethtown. Courtesy of Mary McGowan.
Robert “R. Gareth” Service painting a wildlife scene. Service became a painter after retiring as editor for the Watertown Daily Times; he sold his work through Ducks Unlimited and private customers. Circa 1980. Alexandria Bay, NY. Courtesy of Melinda Comstock.
KC Reiter, left, and Rennie Fenwick painting a large handmade sign. Reiter has made signs for business across Northern New York and into Canada. Fenwick often did the graphics for the signs in the beginning of the business. Late 1980s. Plattsburgh, NY. Photo courtesy of KC Reiter. Read and listen to the full story on KC’s […]
KC Reiter, who crafts signs, next to one she made for the Iroquois Campground & R.V. Park. Circa 2000. Peru, NY. Photo courtesy of KC Reiter. Read and listen to the full story on KC’s career here.
House painter Marcy Neville painting the Neville “Big House” in June of 2008. Keene Valley, NY. Photo courtesy Marcy Neville. Read about Marcy Neville’s career and what it’s like to have Keene Valley as a canvas.
Adirondack Photographer Carl Heilman on First Peak with his panorama camera. Lake George is seen in the background. August of 2008. Lake George, NY. Photographer Doctor Bill Brown. Read and listen about Carl’s career here.
Workers constructing the Ice Palace, a hallmark of the annual Saranac Lake winter carnival. Date unknown. Saranac Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Saranac Lake Free Library.
Dale Hobson in Racquette River Printshop, 7 Market St., Potsdam, NY, January 1978. Press is a Davidson Dualith Duplicator Model 241, c. 1950. It could be used both for offset lithographic printing, or for relief printing from cast plates. Photo: courtesy Dale Hobson
Dale Hobson in Racquette River Printshop, 7 Market St., Potsdam, NY, January 1978. Machine is a cast-iron powered paper cutter built by Oswego Machine Works in 1903. Originally designed to be powered by belt and pulley from a central shop motor, its own massive 3-horsepower motor was attached c. 1930. Photo: courtesy Dale Hobson
