Type of Work: Transportation

Moving a diner to Route 37 in Morristown

Moving a diner to Route 37 in Morristown

Moving a diner up to Route 37 in 1955. Nap & Jenny Brough were the owners. Note the plants still in their window boxes attached to the diner. 1955. Morristown, NY.

Train depot with passengers and train crew in Morristown

Train depot shot, including train crew on left, and an “excursion” tour group on the right, with a photographer holding his camera in the group. In front of them is a rail track worker with a sledge hammer over his shoulder. DeLack House hotel in background. Circa 1890s. Morristown, NY.

Elmer Jones ferry from Morristown to Brockville

Elmer Jones ferry, owned by the Brockville and Morristown Transportation Company, with load of people and automobiles. Early 1920s. Morristown, NY. Donated by Richard “Dick” Johnson. Check out our story on running ferries on the St. Lawrence.

Docks and U.S. Customs house in Morristown

Pictured are the Morristown docks, with the Victory ferryboat (on far left), which was owned by the Brockville and Morristown Transportation Company. U.S. Customs and Immigration House situated right on the dock. Circa 1920s. Morristown, NY. Photo donated by Richard (Dick) Johnson.