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- Early fire equipment
- An aerial shot of one of the first trucks used by the Student Fire Department with ladders and hoses loaded onto the attached 500 gallon pumping trailer. The pump was removed from the trailer and placed on a 1928 vintage fire truck in 1948.
- Bard College
- Erie RR Station Agent's Office
- Group portraits;photographs;Railroad stations
- This is the only known photograph of the 1915 Chester Erie Station agent’s office taken while the station was in operation. It was taken in October, 1922 for use in the Erie Magazine. L-r: Robert Marvin, Station Master & John I. Edwards. Items...
- Chester Historical Society
- Truck parked on the Monroe-Chester Road
- Photographs; Trucks;
- Photograph of work gang truck parked on what may be the Monroe-Chester Road. Note: benches mounted along sides of load bed. Left bench has blanket. License plate # 852-099 NY 1930. Sign on tree: "Rippo?an ? ?"
- Chester Historical Society
- Produce Grower Trucking Association truck
- Photographs; Truck farming; Trucks;
- Produce Grower Trucking Association chain drive, solid rubber tired truck.
- Chester Historical Society
- Produce Grower Trucking Association truck
- Photographs; Truck farming; Trucks;
- Photograph of a Produce Grower Trucking Association shaft drive, pneumatic tired truck carrying license plate # X938-459.
- Chester Historical Society
- Babcock Fire Extinguisher Ad
- Advertisements; Fire engines & equipment; Fire extinguishers;
- The disastrous fire of 1876 destroyed downtown Chester. To protect the village from future fires, the citizens of Chester under took to build both a water system and a fire company. This illustrated advertisement was sent to store owner Joseph...
- Chester Historical Society
- Chester's Fire House
- Fire stations; Clippings; Water supply; Government facilities; Courtrooms; Jails
- Newspaper clipping reporting on the opening reception for Chester's newly constructed Fire House.
- Chester Historical Society
- An Idea Worth Millions.
- Clippings; Dairy products industry; Railroads; Milk; Dairying; Milkmen & milkwomen;
- Newspaper clipping relates an early history of the fresh milk dairy industry. Believe written by Edward Harold Mott, famed author of “Between the Ocean and the Lakes; The Story of Erie.”
- Chester Historical Society
- S-2 Service Station Ration book
- Consumer rationing; Economic aspects of war; Gasoline; War
- The Gasoline Ration Book is an unusual "S" class, used for trucks.
- Chester Historical Society
- First W.J. Conklin Lumber truck carrying tree
- Photographs; Trucks; Trees; Snow;
- Photograph of W. J. Conklin Lumber's first truck carrying tree. This tree was from the Chamberlain Farm on the Washingtonville Road (near Johnson Road) and moved to the Frank O. Roe Residence on High St. in the Village of Chester (visible in...
- Chester Historical Society
- "Wilkin Trucking Co." toy truck
- Toys; Trucks;
- This handmade wood toy truck was found in a structural cavity in the bowels of the building at 36-38 Main Street during the summer of 2001.
- Chester Historical Society
- Warehouse of Chester Produce Growers Association.
- Postcards; Buildings; Trucks; Warehouses;
- Photo postcard of the Warehouse of Chester Produce Growers Association, Chester, N. Y. with fleet of five motor-trucks lined up in front of the warehouse.
- Chester Historical Society
- Scouts Ernest, Badger, Edward, Richard
- Photographs; Group portraits; Trucks; Dogs; Mascots;
- Photograph of Scouts Ernest, Edward, Richard in truck with their mascot Badger. Trophy cup displayed on the hood of the truck.
- Chester Historical Society
- Dutchess Light, Heat, & Power Company Album, page 32
- Coal; Trucks; Storage facilities;
- 4 photographs of Rhinebeck Coal Co.. (clockwise from top left) 1-large coal pile at Hog Bridge 2-coal truck delivering coal at Astor's Casino building 3-coal truck loading coal 4-coal truck stuck in mud
- Consortium of Rhinebeck History
- Dutchess Light, Heat, & Power Company Album, page 19
- Automobiles; Trucks; Drilling & boring machinery; Private utility companies; Dwellings;
- 6 photographes (clockwise from top left): utility truck on side of road with man operating rock driller, photo of a house which was replaced by the future Central Hudson building does not originally belong to the page. It shows the north side of...
- Consortium of Rhinebeck History
- Dutchess Light, Heat, & Power Company Album, page 17
- Vehicles; Winter; Trucks; Parades & processions; Private utility companies;
- 5 photographs. All of the vehicles owned by the power company.
- Consortium of Rhinebeck History
- Dutchess Light, Heat, & Power Company Album, page 18
- Automobiles; Trucks; Winter; Windows; Private utility companies;
- 5 photos of the same utility truck at different locations during different times of the year.
- Consortium of Rhinebeck History
- DCC parade float with Rip Van Winkle 1959
- Photographs; Students; Parades & processions; Floats (Parades); Beards; Trucks;
- 3 men standing before the Dutchess Community College parade float. The gentleman on the right is sporting a Rip Van Winle beard.
- Dutchess Community College
- Maintenance staff at DCC 1960
- Photographs; Trucks; People; Maintenance & repair;
- 5 maintenance men at Dutchess Community College stand for a photo in front of a DCC pick up truck with a partially enclosed tail. The maintenance crew are as follows: Gilbert Johnson, James Twyman, John Risbello, Julius Torok and Harry Bostwick,...
- Dutchess Community College
- Preparation for Red Schoolhouse demolition 1960
- Photographs; Buildings; Trucks; Debris; Pines;
- Trucks used during the destruction of Red Schoolhouse. The license plate of the front truck is 415 520 NY Commercial. Piles of debris are behind and to the right of the vehicles. A tall pine tree is slightly off-centered in the photo, surrounded...
- Dutchess Community College