Inside a stationery and notions store in Watertown
The interior of an unidentified stationery and notions store. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
The interior of an unidentified stationery and notions store. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
A horse-drawn oil delivery wagon making a delivery for the Standard Oil Company. Circa 1910. Watertown, NY. Donated by Harrison Brownell. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
The front of the Ward P. Smith Auto Supply and Studebaker Dealership. 1918. Donated by the Aswood family. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Shoe shine storefront with young shoe shine boys and a postcard shop. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Three men inside a barbershop, probably located in the Paddock Building. Circa 1880s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Left to right: Fred T. Fuller, William Ryder, and Mr. Schuyler in front of the Fuller and Schuyler Haberdashery. Circa 1890-1900. Watertown, NY. Photo by A.B. Phelan. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Employees at the ceremony for the new building cornerstone ceremony for the Jefferson County National Bank. December 12, 1970. Watertown, NY. Photo by Watertown Daily Times staff photographer Jack Zuzula. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
The interior of the Jefferson County National Bank. A teller is behind the desk. This is after remodeling work on the interior. 1911. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Downtown Watertown, with a view of the Public Square. The fountain is in the foreground. You can see Middleton’s, Van Namee’s, Smith & Matteson, and the Jefferson County National Bank. Circa 1890. Watertown, NY. Photo by the Johnson Brothers. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Clarence A. Brown, the president of the Hygienic Dairy Company, standing alongside Price (aged 24), one of their delivery horses. The driver on the right is F.F. Thompson. This was just before the retirement of the company’s last horse-drawn delivery wagon on April 30, 1937. 1937. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.