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"A Buckeye Serenade"
"A Buckeye Serenade" employees of Buckeye Works.
"How Different - Yet How Very Much the Same!"
Group portrait of Sedgwick Machine Works employees.
"Remember These Poughkeepsie Old-Timers?"
Group portrait of Sedgwick Machine Works employees.
183-185 Main Street
James Lynch Marble & Granite Works, 183-185 Main Street.
19 Main Street
Price Fireproofing Company factory, 19 Main Street.
241 Main Street
Andrew D. Cramer, Grocer. 241 Main Street.
241 Main Street
Sweet's Restaurant, 241 Main Street.
263-273 Main Street
263 - 273 Main Street, north side (above Odd Fellowes Hall).
265 Main Street
Howard's Drug Store, owned by Pete M. Howard, 265 Main Street (interior view from stereoscope card).
265 Main Street
Howard's Drug Store owned by Pete M. Howard, 265 Main Street (interior view from stereoscope card).
275 Main Street
(Identified as 319 Main Street on back of photo). Business establishment housing W.J. Noel, "The Tailor", W.C. Hill, "Stock, Bonds & Note Broker", Nesbitt's Oyster Depot, a Barber Shop & Conger "Graining & Kalsomining".
288 Main Street
Wood & Bolton Druggists, formerly Wood & Tittamer, 288 Main Street.
288 Main Street
James G. Wood Drugs Paints Oils &c. 288 Main Street.
291 Main Street
Wm. Frost & Son, 291 Main Street.
293 Main Street
Peter B. Hayt & Company. L to R: Charles Forster asst/salesman; Peter B. Hayt owner/merchant/tailor; Charles B. Sutton asst/salesman. Hayt produced among other items uniforms for West Point.
331-335 Main Street
Wallace Company 331-335 Main Street. Interior--first floor view of the consolidated store.
354 Main Street
Dobbs' Cash Grocery 354 Main Street - Store of William Chauncey Dobbs & George Wiley Dobbs.
369 Main Street
Shop of George Tice, harness maker.
837 Main Street
Frederick Hart & Company, 837 Main Street.
837 Main Street
Frederick Hart & Company, 837 Main Street.
A & P Meat Department Employees
Group portrait of the meat department at the A & P Supermarket, located at 432 Main Street. (l to r): Doug Cox (white hat), Richard W. Oestrike, Sr., Art Symington (dark hat), & Paul Cox (white hat).
A Pleasant Valley, N.Y. Scene, 100 Years Ago
Color illustration (from an oil painting). From the reverse: "Red building in center was a general store & served as post office. The house between the covered bridge & post office was a harness maker's shop. The old St. John Hotel is partly shown on…
Adriance Harvesting Machinery
Sepia illustration of an Adriance Binder. Advertisement. Text reads: "Adriance, Platt & Co.'s Machines are unequalled for simplicity, utility, strength & durability. Adriance Rear Discharge Binder, Only Genuine Two Horse Binder." Reverse of 843-1PC6.
Adriance, Platt & Co., Harvester Works
Black & white illustration of the Adriance, Platt & Co. factories & warehouses, along the Hudson River.
Along the Hudson River
Black & white photograph, possibly of the Adriance, Platt factories along the edge of the river
Art Embroideries Salon, Luckey, Platt & Co.
Color-tinted photograph of the Art Embroideries Salon in the Luckey, Platt & Co. department store.
Automobile
Image of a man driving an early automobile model, built by the Hart Manufacturing Company.
Busy Bee Restaurant
Black & white photograph of the interior of the Busy Bee, located at 269 Main Street. Text reads: "The busiest restaurant in the city. Feeds 1,000 people a day."
Capriccio Restaurant
Color photograph of the Capriccio Restaurant in Brewster.