Outside the displays at Hall’s Millinery in Watertown
A man standing outside the storefront Hall’s Millinery. Note the hats in the glass displays. Circa 1920s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Type of Work: Retail and Services
The storefront of Hall’s Millinery in Watertown
A man standing outside the storefront of Hall’s Millinery. Circa 1900-1910. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Shoe bins inside G.R. Kinney Company Shoes in Watertown
The interior of the G.R. Kinney Company shoes, with detail of shoe bins and displays. Circa 1940s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Employees inside G.R. Kinney Company Shoes in Watertown
Employees in the interior of G.R. Kinney Company Shoes. Among those pictured are Winnifred Sheen, Clerk/Assistant Manager and Frank Cass, Manager. Circa 1920s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Employees of the G.R. Kinney Company Shoe store in Watertown
G.R. Kinney Company Shoes employees. Among those pictured are Marion Dick Ross, Cashier and Winnifred M. Sheen, Clerk/Assistant Manager. Circa 1930s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
G.R. Kinney Company Shoes at nighttime in Waterotwn
The exterior of the original G.R. Kinney Shoe Store lit up at night. Circa 1940s. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
The front of the H.H. Babcock Carriage Company in Watertown
The front façade of the H.H. Babcock Carriage Company. The front view shows the business office. Circa 1910-1920. Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
W.R. Keating Liquors & Tobacco in Watertown
Three unidentified men in front of W.R. Keating Liquors & Tobacco. The store sold liquors, wines, and tobacco. 1901-1902 (note the liquor license in window). Watertown, NY. Courtesy of the Jefferson County Historical Society.
Father and son in Duclos Barbershop in Watertown
Theodore R. “Ted” Duclos (left) with his son Glendon “Glen” Duclos inside the Duclos Barbershop. The shop was located at 561 State Street, and it was operated at this location from 1925-1969, when Ted passed away. The building was torn down in 1970, and Duclos Barbershop relocated to 729 State Street, where Glen continued to […]
Andrew Fortune in front of the Fortune/Keough Funeral Home in Saranac Lake
Andrew Fortune in front of the Fortune/Keough Funeral Home sign. Andrew is a fourth generation funeral director in Saranac Lake. Since it was started in 1892 by Andrew’s great grandfather, Antoine Fortune, the Fortune Funeral Home has been Saranac Lake’s major funeral home. In its 123 years of operation, the Fortune Funeral Home has seen […]