Interior of the Page Brothers Store in downtown Tupper Lake, a hardware store that burned down and took a number of other town buildings with it in 1898. Note fur coats hanging from ceiling. Circa 1890s. Tupper Lake, NY.
A man poses in front of an Ossco Farm Dairy horse-drawn delivery wagon, which delivered milk and cream to homes and restaurants in the area. Circa 1900-1910. Tupper Lake, NY.
Female employees and Ambrose Marquis (the owner) in front of the J.J. Newberry department store in Tupper Lake. They are possibly dressed in clothing of an earlier era for the old-fashioned sidewalk sale advertised in the window. August 1936. Tupper Lake, NY.
The exterior of Flang’s Livery in Faust, which is now considered part of Tupper Lake. Note the Model T Ford cars and horses posed side by side. Circa 1912. Tupper Lake, NY.
Sarazen with his Oil Burner Sales Service Ford panel van. Circa early 1950s. Tupper Lake, NY.
Masonic Flea Market in August of 2006. Yearly flea market organized by the Masonic Lodge in Saranac Lake, NY.
Nature’s Storehouse co-owner, Joshua Crabtree, with freshly baked bread inside the store. Joshua was the store’s baker at that time. 2002. Canton, NY. Photo courtesy of Rainbow Crabtree.
Nature’s Storehouse and Garden Share employees inside Nature’s Storehouse. Circa 2000. Canton, NY. Photo courtesy of the Colton Library.
Ann O’Brien Martin behind the bar at Catamount Lodge. Circa 1960. Colton, NY. Photo courtesy of the Colton Library.
Dave and Sue Ziemba on the porch of the Wanakena General Store, which they owned and ran for years. The building is now an arts center called Otto’s Abode. Circa 2000. Wanakena, NY. Photo courtesy of Allen Ditch.
