The exterior of H.H. Noble Coal, a coal and building supply company that sold cordwood, flour, salt, coal, cement, brick, lime, phosphate, and shingles. Two horse drawn wagons are parked in front of the shop. 1890-1900. Gouverneur, NY.
A crowd of employees and guests stand on the porch of the Commercial House. Circa 1900. Nicholville, NY.
Three men sit inside a barbershop. Men left to right are Gilbert Green, George Tiernan (barber), and Leo Mooney. In Lawrenceville, a hamlet of Lawrence. Circa 1890-1900. Lawrenceville, NY.
Two men stand inside the Ross Brick Store, a clothing, shoe, and dry goods store in Lawrenceville, a hamlet of Lawrence. Circa 1920. Lawrenceville, NY. Photo donated to the SLCHA by Elizabeth Winn, Town of Lawrence Historian.
Clara Grant working on a straw hat inside her Millinery and Hitchcock store. Around her are hats on display and posters of different hat styles. 1906. Hermon, NY.
Clara Grant’s Millinery and Hitchcock store interior, featuring displayed hats. Pictured left to right: Lena Cook, Clara Grant, and an unnamed man sitting in a chair. 1906. Hermon, NY.
Franklin House Hotel on the bank of the West branch of the Oswegatchie River, which is filled with logs. Circa 1880. Fullerville in the Town of Fowler, NY.
Seven figures standing in front of the exterior of the Fowler Hotel. Circa 1900. Fullerville in the Town of Fowler, NY.
Interior of the Ellsworth Shoe Store. Pictured left to right are: John Ellsworth, Richard Ellsworth, Stanley Ellsworth, Ellsworth Poste. April 3, 1907. Canton, NY.
The Redwood Peddler makes a transaction with Mrs. Henry Schmerhorn at her home on the Calaboga Road. Her son Paul stands behind the wagon. Peddlers like this one traveled from home to home, farm to farm at a time when travel to town was sometime difficult for those who lived on the countryside. Circa 1900. Hammond, NY. […]
