Seven car passenger train pauses at De Kalb Junction for lunch. Eleven man crew poses with New York Central engine number 3782 while passengers have 20 minute lunch break at De Kalb Junction hotel. At least three African American crew members. Circa 1900. Town of De Kalb, NY.
James Chaney and Amos Howlett with a wagon full of furnishings for a new hotel on Cranberry Lake on the Tooley Pond Road. April 14 and 15, 1886. Town of De Grasse, NY.
The track repair crew of the Adirondack and St. Lawrence Railroad prepare for a days work. Pictured (left to right): Will Bishop, Will Ackerton, Glen Gladle, Osie Simmons and George Sopher. 1920. Town of Hermon, NY.
A man runs alongside railroad flat cars stacked with logs, being taken out of the woods by train. Circa 1920. Cranberry Lake, NY.
Exterior shot of the Benson Mines Magnetic Ore Concentrator. The sky is filled with smoke from the ore processing operations. A grist mill is situated in the foreground next to a raised railroad track used to bring iron ore into the plant. 1901. Benson Mines, NY. Real Photo Postcard by Henry M. Beach. Check out […]
Pictured is the first train into Waddington and a small crowd of spectators. June 27, 1908. Waddington, NY.
Passengers aboard transportation steamer named the Algoma. The steamer is at the dock. Circa 1900-1910. Waddington.
Unloading 102 carloads of pulp from ship with a cable crane from the Quebec Province of Canada. Boat is named the Shiercliffe Hall owned by the George Hall Corporation. Circa 1950s. Waddington, NY.
Stanley Cornell’s Garage on Riverside Drive. Black and white tires being sold out front; white tires were only sold until 1920. Circa 1910-1915. Canton, NY.
A Saint Lawrence Mill wagon filled with bags of feed or flour, drawn by one horse, in front of a photo studio (note sign above wagon that says Photograph). The Saint Lawrence Mill was owned by Horace Dickinson Moody, brother in law to Silas Wright. Circa 1860s. Canton, NY. Photo by H.D.Moody.
