The Civilian Conservation Corps’ mess kitchen and tent. The CCC was a work relief program under the New Deal – men were given work and a place to live. Circa 1930s, during the Depression. Arietta, NY. Photo donated by Martin Podskoch. Courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Two people posing in front Of Avery’s Inn. Circa early 1920s. The hamlet Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY.
Avery’s Hotel and Restaurant, previously Avery’s Inn. This building was the third version of Avery’s. Circa 1950s or 1960s. The hamlet of Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Seasonal tourists/hunters with dead deer on the porch of Augustus Avery’s Inn. Circa 1910-1920. The hamlet of Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Seasonal hunters after hunting deer in front of the Anibal House. Len Anibal, the proprietor, is pictured on the far right. Circa 1936. The hamlet of Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Anibal House, a hotel popular with tourists and hunters. Circa 1925-1935. The hamlet of Piseco in the town of Arietta, NY. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton County Historian’s Office.
Fly ash being trans-loaded from rail cars to trucks at Seaway Bulk Services for Quebec delivery. The rail cars arrived from Missouri. Circa 2015. Ogdensburg, NY. Photo by Jerome Hebda.
Unloading windmill blades at the Port of Ogdensburg. Pictured from left : Fikret Kukavic – manager, Jim Armstrong – conductor, Dustin Baxter – brakeman, Tony Zeledon – mechanic, and Mike Streit – engineer. Ogdensburg, NY. Circa 2011. Photo by J. Hebda.
A shipment of windmill blades coming in to the Norwood Junction, delivered by CSX Transportation. Circa 2011. Norwood, NY. Photo by J. Hebda.
Longshoremen loading a locomotive onto a ship in the Port of Ogdensburg. Circa 2009. Ogdensburg, NY. Photo by Jerome Hebda.
