Frederic W. Goudy, world famous type designer, of Marlboro, NY speaks to more than 40 librarians at a meeting of the Library Institute at Newburgh Free Library in Newburgh, NY. A luncheon was served at the Hotel Washington. Miss Marion Davies,...
This is a postcard of the Gothic building known as Boulderberg Manor. The house has two steep gables which interrupt the roof-lines. In addition, there are dormers with steep gables on the main portion of the house as well as a cupola. There are...
This is a postcard of the Gothic building known as Boulderberg Manor. The house has two steep gables which interrupt the roof-lines. In addition, there are dormers with steep gables on the main portion of the house as well as a cupola. There are...
The top half of this page is a close-up of the front of the building. The photograph primarily captures the second story. The oriel window in a gable can be seen as well as one of the roof's steeply gabled dormers. The ivy, which covers much of the...
At a luncheon following the dedication of DePew Manor housing for the elderly, Mary Virginia Parkhurst is seated next to Hilda Bryant of the Nyack Housing Authority. One of the men was ---- Gaynor who was an assistant administrator with the NY...
At a Nyack Lions Club luncheon Marguerite St. Lawrence, the public relations director for Good Samaritan Hospital, William Mondadoli of Chemical Bank, and John Connolly, also of Chemical Bank, smile at the unidentified woman who is standing ( the...
Joan Grott, library director - left, and Isabelle Savell, historian - right, sit at one of the Nyack Library's book and author luncheons. The author between them has not been identified.
A young man answers the telephone in the Carnegie Room of the Nyack Library. In front of him is a display featuring the First Annual Book and Author Luncheon, Friends of the Library tote bags, and the book "Rocklandia".
