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- Chatham Eighth Grade Class
- School children; Education; Educational facilities; Group portraits
- Thirty-eight students pose outside school building.
- Chatham Public Library
- page 13
- Chester Historical Society
- Household Journal letter to Mrs. Conkling.
- Correspondence; Magazine publishing industry;
- Letter from Elmer S. Potter, Publisher of the The Household Journal to Mrs. Conkling of Chester, N.Y. concerning the "gift of a plot land," apparently in response to her objection to the recording fee.
- Chester Historical Society
- Alumnus of the Year Award 1968
- Photographs; Awards; Alumni & alumnae;
- Alumni Association President Floyd Grant presents the first ever Alumnus of the Year Award to Dr. Ann Marie Bernazza at the annual homecoming celebration. Anthony A. Adamo (pictured right) Director of Student Affairs and Executive Secretary of the...
- Dutchess Community College
- nursing5
- Photographs; Medical equipment & supplies; Wheelchairs; Nursing
- A nursing student takes the blood pressure of a woman in a hospital bed.
- Dutchess Community College
- physics_lab
- Photographs; Science; Students; Universities & colleges; Physics
- A physics demonstration involving a tank of liquid, a lensed instrument, and measuring tools. There are three men around this device. One person (possibly a student) is making adjustments, and appears to be looking through the lens of the...
- Dutchess Community College
- Snow scene, looking west up Center Street from Journal Office
- Postcards; snow; sidewalks; streets; roads; winter;
- View down sidewalk surrounded by snow going along Center st.
- Ellenville Public Library & Museum
- pg018_PelatiahWard
- Ellenville Public Library & Museum
- Mabel Elting house, New Paltz
- Houses; Buildings; Porches;
- Once located at 15 Brodhead Ave.
- The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection
- Perrine's covered bridge in Rifton
- Bridges; Water; Landscape photographs;
- Perrine's Bridge is of a Burr Arch design with a single span of 138 feet, and with drywell abutments of layered stone bound with grout.
- The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection
- Perrine's covered bridge in Rifton
- Bridges; Water; Landscape photographs;
- Perrine's Bridge is of a Burr Arch design with a single span of 138 feet, and with drywell abutments of layered stone bound with grout.
- The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection
- Perrine's covered bridge in Rifton
- Bridges; Water; Landscape photographs;
- Perrine's Bridge is of a Burr Arch design with a single span of 138 feet, and with drywell abutments of layered stone bound with grout.
- The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection
- Perrine's covered bridge in Rifton
- Bridges; Water; Landscape photographs;
- Perrine's Bridge is of a Burr Arch design with a single span of 138 feet, and with drywell abutments of layered stone bound with grout.
- The Haviland-Heidgerd Historical Collection
- American Aniline Factory Explosion
- Factories; Disasters; Fires; Fire fighters; Explosions;
- The American Aniline Products Corperation 's Nyack plant that sat at the corner of Cedar Hill Ave and Railroad Avenue exploded around 9:30 A.M on Friday January 31, 1919.
  This explosion was covered by the Nyack Evening Journal, and the...
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- American Aniline Factory Explosion
- Factories; Disasters; Fires; Fire fighters; Explosions;
- The American Aniline Products Corperation 's Nyack plant that sat at the corner of Cedar Hill Ave and Railroad Avenue exploded around 9:30 A.M on Friday January 31, 1919.
  This explosion was covered by the Nyack Evening Journal, and the...
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- Fire at the Old Normal School
- Fire; Teachers colleges; Schools; Buildings;
- The fire at the Old New Paltz Normal School. The fire took place on the evening of April 17th, 1906. John C. Haines wrote the following in his journal: "At 5 minutes of 12 tonight I winked the lights as a signet that I would shut down at 12 Oclock...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Cover of Nathaniel Booth's journal
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Sketch of Hampton student singers
- Ethnic stereotypes; Caricatures; Singers; Drawings
- These drawings have been extracted from Nathaniel Booth's journal entry dated March 19, 1875. Booth drew these sketches while visiting Crane's Lyceum. The students depicted are members of the Hampton School.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Nathaniel Booth's journal
- Travel; Concerts; Programs; Drawings; Ethnic stereotypes
- Excerpt from the journal kept by Nathaniel Booth during his trip to the South in the 1870s. This excerpt highlights his visit to the Crane's Lyceum Music Hall to hear "Slave Songs of the South by the Hampton Colored Students" on March 19, 1875.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- 1802, Run away notice of Mary of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
- Slavery; Fugitive slaves; Clippings;
- Notice dated August 2, 1802 offering a 2 dollar reward for the return of a 13 year old girl slave named Mary. Mary ran away from Ann Long of Poughkeepsie.
- Historic Huguenot Street