Men and children standing in front of the Coolidge and Bentley store on 118 Glen Street, which sold clothing and gentlemens’ furnishings. In the windows are signs for the “Grand Pumpkin Pie Carnival, Sept. 16th.” Piles of large pumpkins are in front of store windows. Next door is the M.B. Little Insurance Co. Fall 1882. Glens […]
Two men (possibly Moynihan and Foley) standing in the doorway of “Moynihan & Foley: pool & billiards, wines & liquors” on Glen Street. Sign advertises Hinckey Lager. Circa 1910. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
Men and boys by the counter of the O.C. Smith grocery store, located on 178 Glen St. Circa 1900- 1910. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
A view of the businesses on the side of Warren Street: Kee & Hill grocers, Reuben Peck Drug Store, Harness & Trunks, and Crockery. Circa 1900. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
A group of people, including nurses, knitting socks at the Red Cross. Circa 1917. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
Staff standing outside Havilands & Gilbert. The left window displays lace collars and the right early electric light fixtures. Circa 1900. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
A horse-drawn wagon belonging to the Rochester Clothing Company passing a small cart pulled by a donkey also owned by the Rochester Clothing company. Circa 1900. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
People shopping at Fowler’s Department Store on Glen Street. Circa 1950. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
A view of the interior of the Boston Store Co., showing salespeople at the counters and merchandise on display. Circa 1900. Glens Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Chapman Museum.
A view of the businesses on the south side of Ridge Street, with the Half Way Brook ice wagon of the Hovey Fruit and Ice Company in front. The wagon was owned by Charles A. Hovey. The businesses you can see are: The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., and Lapham & Parks, flour, feed, […]
