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Greased Pole climb in Boonville.
These postcards are from the collection of Larry and Mary Myers of Boonville, NY, and is a continuing series printed each week in the Boonville Herald. You can e-mail Larry and Mary Myers at larry@postcardpost.com.
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A view in front of the grandstand at the
Boonville Fair in 1910.
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The Masonic Temple in Boonville in 1922.
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Frances Perry and friend stand outside the Perry House in
Boonville.
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The crowd gathered for a greased pole climb between Erwin Library and Park Hotel in
Boonville
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A look down Lansingkill Gorge in Boonville
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The National Exhange Bank of Boonville with the list of
officers and directors.
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This was Osceola's
version of the
snowmobile back in 1909.
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This is the train that hauled the
logs from the woods around Page, NY, down to Glenfield, NY, on the Glenfield-Westernville
Line.
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The Rebe Residence
and a church in
Lee Center, NY.
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The Old Stone House in
Talcottville, NY.
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H.M. Beach captured
the Presbyterian Manse
in Turin, N.Y.
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H.M. Beach captured this shot when
they never heard of chainsaws or mechanized log-skidders.
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It’s hard to see, but
here’s a rare view of the early train leaving Old Forge in 1912.
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The Floyd, NY
Hotel complete
with outbuildings.
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Dorrity’s Hotel in North
Western, NY.
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Motoring up to the Otter Lake Hotel in Otter Lake,
NY, in 1916.
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Dr. T. Kitson Bruce
lived here in
North Western, NY.
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Looking up Norway Street in
Newport, NY.
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Looking down on some Poland, NY
homes.
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R.J. Purcell’s pre-breakfast
catch at Stillwater, NY, in 1934.
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A delivery truck for the
Veribest Bakery in Utica, NY.
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A busy Street in West Leyden,
NY.
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The West Leyden students make an
appearance in 1907.
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The grand grandstand at Base Ball
Park in Inlet, NY.
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A close-up of the American Hotel
in Grant, NY.
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This is a view of James and Carrie
Miner’s house in Constableville in 1911.
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H. M. Beach stopped at this store
in Constableville, and snapped this picture before he hopped in the buggy and left.
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Some “old-timers” know
where Chapman’s General Store in Bush’s Landing, near Watson, NY.
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The State House at North Lake,
Atwell, NY, must have been busy in 1920, as the lady writes a friend that she had to stay
close to home to feed 12 people.
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The Pines Hotel in Brantingham was
all that one needed. It was a hotel, restaurant, store, and gas station.
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Everybody remembers the Crystal
View Hotel & Store in New Bremen, NY, don’t they?
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An H.M. Beach photo of the
Constableville School and its students.
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George Holmes Blacksmith Shop in
Port Leyden.
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The old high school in Port Leyden,
NY.
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The best of the badminton group at the Methodist Church in Port Leyden.
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Early 1900 seniors of Port Leyden.
In back, Everett Williams, Adah Wilcox, Mary Lord Johnston, Mrs. Bibbons, and Mr. Wilson.
In front, Mr. and Mrs. Rollard Harrie, and Mrs. and Mrs. Harris Shell.
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The Cannon Gas Station and the
Lyons Falls Post Office.
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Looking southeastward from the
square in Turin, NY
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The Turin, NY, Band visiting
Lowville in 1906.
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The Railroad Station at Newport,
NY, in 1910.
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The crane at the site of the
Rome-Oriskany train wreck.
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The photographer left his horse and
buggy on the street as he took a picture of the Masonic Temple in Boonville.
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Gov. John Alden Dix, whose term in
office was from 1911 to 1913, visits Boonville at the Central Hotel.
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White Lake Beach Inn, Woodgate, NY, as it appeared way back when.
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This is the old Frieght House next
to the railroad tracks in Boonville.
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Looking down Schuyler Street,
Boonville, toward the depot during the storm of 1943?
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A rare view of Old Forge’s
depot, train, steamboat landing and steamboat from a Beach postcard mailed in 1913.
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The year is unknown, but here are
the Boonville students from the Old School in a photo by H. M. Beach.
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Along Main Street, Boonville, NY.
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Boonville’s Erwin Park.
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Boonville’s Village Park.
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Entrance to Fiske’s Riverside
Park, Boonville, NY.
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The stairway to Erwin Park,
Boonville, NY. .
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A view of Turin, NY
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The canal and viaduct at the Sugar
River.
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Constableville School.
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Train parked in Page, New York.
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The canal and viaduct Sugar River.
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Lynn car on collapsed bridge from
1913.
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State Road,
Martinsburg, NY.
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Burchards Dam in Greig, NY.
NUMBER
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The Odd Fellows Temple on Ford St.
in Boonville.
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The Depot House in Glenfield.
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A view near Polaris Spring
House, Boonville, NY.
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A view of the square
in Turin, NY.
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New buildings on the West Side of Main Street, Croghan.
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The White Lake Hotel.
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Burchards Dam in Greig, NY.
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Snowbanks touching the roof tops
in the town of Boonville, 1920.
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The busy Forestport
Station.
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Greetings from Boonville -
Great Storm of 1943.
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A winter scene on Main Street, Boonville, in days gone by.
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Landlord Kirley of the
Central Hotel, Boonville, receiving the election returns from his friend,
Edward Sharon.
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Stony Lake Inn,
Glenfield.
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N.M Sargent’s and
Sons Chair Factory on lower Schuyler St. in Boonville.
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A view of downtown Main St. in Boonville.
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A view of Schuyler
Street in Boonville.
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A view of the Little
Village Park in Boonville.
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A view of Main St. in
Boonville.
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Constableville residence of
James Miner.
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Boonville Creamery and Cold
Storage.
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The residence of
Elmer A. Durst, North Osceola, NY.
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The Comstock Opera
House on Water St. in Boonville.
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Loading limestone from Sugar
River.
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Main Street from Central
Hotel, Boonville.
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A View of Downtown
Boonville.
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A view of
downtown West Leyden
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A view of
Talcottville from the bridge.
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Van’s Tavern in Barneveld,
NY.
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G&W Railroad in Page, NY.
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A large crowd gathers to
watch
harness racing at the Boonville Fair.
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An acrobatics show at
an old-time Boonville Fair.
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Busy Coleman’s Midway at an
old-time Boonville Fair.
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A Telemobile of phones at
an old-time Boonville Fair.
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A Telemobile of phones at
an old-time Boonville Fair.
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Hayes and Hayes General
Store and Dance Hall.
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A view of Barneveld from back days gone by.
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White Lake school house.
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Deerfield Old Horse
transit.
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Main Street in Boonville.
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Train Depot in Boonville.
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Holmes Black Smith
Shop.
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High snowbanks in an
old photo of Main St. in Boonville.
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A winter wonderland in
Boonville, NY, after the big storm of 1943.
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A winter wonderland in
Boonville, NY, in days gone by.
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A beautiful winter
scene in Boonville, NY, in days gone by.
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View from the
Boonville business center.
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The Greig Hotel in the Town
of Greig.
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Farm house covered in
snow in Turin, NY.
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Main Street,
Martinsburg, NY.
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Historic Hulbert House in
Boonville.
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The former Hilltop
Diner in Martinsburg, NY, in days
gone by.
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Mystery
Postcard: This card, with a photo of “Village Park, Boonville, NY” was
addressed to Mrs. Elizabeth Higby, with a message from daughter Cora,
probably sometime between 1901-1907, but never mailed. Does anyone know who
Eliza and Cora were? (See Judy Routson’s column)
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Greetings from Greig,
NY.
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Inside the Port Leyden
Drugstore.
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The Forge House in
Old Forge.
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Martinsburg Road
crew.
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Three Way Bridge in
Lyons Falls, NY.
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Main Street, Lyons
Falls, NY, in days gone by.
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A large crowd of
fairgoers during a past Boonville Fair.
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The Crystal View
hotel and store in New
Bremen in days gone by.
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The Bowman Hotel in
Lee Center.
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Hoffman’s Ferry in
days gone by.
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Verschneiders Diner
on the junctions of 12 & 28 in Alder Creek circa 50s.
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An old time view down
Norway Street from Washington Street in Newport.
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A view from the
American Hotel in Grant, NY.
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A view of the Hulbert
House and Union Block in days gone by.
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A view down Schuyler
Street in days gone by.
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High snowbanks along
Main Street, Boonville, from days past.
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A snowy winter in
downtown Boonville in days gone by.
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Another snowy scene of Main
Street, Boonville, in days gone by.
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Troop F camping at
the Boonville Fairgrounds.
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An aerial view of
Erwin Park and canal washout.
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High banks on Main
Street in Boonville, February 1925.
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A very snowy winter
in the Village of Boonville in days gone by.
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A boat loading stone
from Sugar River to take down the Black River Canal.
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Lansingkill Gorge.
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The interior of the
old Port Leyden Drugstore.
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Main Street in
Boonville.
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Hotel Floyd.
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Port Leyden Class of
1908.
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Villagers gather on
the lawn at the Erwin Library in Boonville.
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A view of Main
Street in Boonville.
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A view of the Little
Village Park in Boonville.
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The stone monument
at the entrance way to Erwin Park, Boonville.
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A view of Main
Street, Boonville, in days gone by.
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Pictured is one of
the local Victory Chain stores in days gone by.
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Sunset Nursing Home
in Boonville in days gone by.
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Park Hill in
Boonville in days gone by.
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The Crystal View
Hotel in New Bremen.
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A view of Route 12
going into Boonville.
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A view of the pool
at Erwin Park in days gone by.
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Car accident in 1913
on Main Street bridge in Boonville.
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Lowville, NY -- Fair
Week and Booster Carnival August 1913.
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The Village Park in
Boonville in days gone by.
Boonville Fair attendees of 1919
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Greased Pole climb
in Boonville.