Railroad workers standing in front of a wooden passenger car labeled Buffalo, a division of New York Central. Car #146. The men pictured from left to right are: James Sheldon, John Boske, J.J. Sullivan, E.E. Cope, J.T. Eagan, J.J. McEaston, and John Keenan. Ogdensburg, NY. Photo courtesy of the Ogdensburg Public Library. Ogdensburg, NY. Circa […]
Jayville (early iron ore mining area above Kalurah) rail station with early high wheeler car. Town of Pitcairn, NY. Circa 1900.
Rail station in Kalurah. Nothing remains of the town now, except two or three houses four miles south east of Harrisville. Taken in 1905. Town of Pitcairn, NY.
Gas station that sold Pennzoil’s Colonial Gasoline. Unknown owner standing in front with gas pumps. Circa 1930s.
Riverside House station wagon outside a Harrisville livery. The livery was used to board horses, both local and visiting. One could also rent a horse. Pictured out front is a “station wagon” buggy filled with passengers. They would have ridden the buggy from the station to their destination. Taken September 26, 1915. Harrisville, NY.
H.J. Erwin Company and Duluth Imperial Flour & Feed Company on State Street next to the train tracks, Carthage, NY. Circa 1870.
At Alcoa plant, looking toward the lower level. Workers on right are working on the rails. Circa 1900. Massena, NY.
Construction of the powerhouse on the Massena Power Canal. Man in center is job boss and chief surveyor T.A. Gillespie of the T.A Gillespie Company. Photo taken 1898. Massena, NY.
Ice operations near entrance to Massena Power Canal. Circa 1950. Massena, NY.
Detonation of dynamite charge to remove ice on the power canal in Massena. Circa 1950. Massena, NY.
