Joseph Leana in his Church Street Shoe Service store, which he opened in 1953 in Carthage, NY. Leana apprenticed with a shoemaker when he was sixteen and went on to start his own businesses, one in Watertown and the second in Carthage. From the July 2, 1986 Carthage Republican Tribune.
George Lynde in his dry goods store. Circa 1900. Natural Bridge, NY.
Steve McIntyre in Sullivan’s Store, Natural Bridge, NY. Circa 1930s.
Butcher Henry Burns (on left in striped apron) in his meat market in Newton Falls, NY.
Vincent Bodfield behind the counter at the Dr. Copp drug store. 1908. Natural Bridge, NY.
Steve McIntyre in Sullivan’s Store. Circa 1930. Natural Bridge, NY.
The parts department of the Carthage Auto Supply Company, owned by Dominic Condino. Circa 1950s. Carthage, NY. From a booklet written by Dudley Danielson called “Carthage, NY – 1785-1980.”
The parts department of the Carthage Auto Supply Company, owned by Dominic Condino. Circa early 1930s. Carthage, NY. From a booklet written by Dudley Danielson called “Carthage, NY – 1785-1980.”
The Condino family, owners of the Carthage Auto Supply Company, in front of their store. Filling a car with gas, 1932. Carthage, NY. From a booklet written by Dudley Danielson called “Carthage, NY – 1785-1980.”
Inside the job shop of the Carthage Republican Tribune, founded in 1860 as The Carthage Republican. Circa 1930. Carthage, NY. From a booklet written by Dudley Danielson called “Carthage, NY – 1785-1980.”
