Female workers at Paul Smith’s Hotel. One of the women is holding a child with a “Please Keep Off” sign. Woman on far right is Kate Whitford. Circa 1910- 1920. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Photograph of Ebridge G. Ricketson (far right) and other men standing in front of the E.G. Ricketson Boat Building shop. Boats, oars, and other items can be seen leaning against the building. Circa 1890. Bloomingdale, NY (St. Armand). Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Bellhopsin front of the annex at Paul Smith’s Hotel. Paul Smiths, NY. Courtesy of the Paul Smith’s College Joan Weill Adirondack Library Archives.
Automobiles parked outside Paul Smith’s Hotel during afternoon tea. Circa 1915. Paul Smiths, NY.
A hairdresser cuts the bangs of a customer in a hair salon. Circa 2000s or 2010s. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
Lyle Yerman (right) and Frank Ritz in the woods on Bald Mountain, where they trapped the bobcats pictured to sell. Circa 1930- 1940. Near Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
The board of directors of the First National Bank. Circa 1930. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
The Old Forge Hardware exterior. The sixth man from the left is Moses Asher Cohen, owner. Early 1900s. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
Exterior view of the Old Forge Hardware Company and Old Forge Dry Goods Company. 1910. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
Arthur Richard “Dick” Cohen, who took over the Old Forge Hardware store from his father, Moses Cohen. Late 1940s. Old Forge, NY. Courtesy of the Goodsell Museum.
