Pictured is an iron doorway, leading to the single cell of the South Nyack Village Jail. The inside of the room appears to be filled with miscellany.This building was destroyed when the Tappan Zee bridge and Thruway were built.
After removal from the Bell Memorial Chapel, three large bells sit on the floor. These chimes were used in the Bell Chapel for more than half a century and would be installed in Grace Church, Nyack. The largest bell, measuring 2900 pounds and 52...
Chairs have been set up on the gymnasium floor for a Nyack school board meeting. White-haired Mary Virginia Parkhurst, the reporter, sits in the center of the front row left.
This three story, mansard roofed house was demolished to make room for the Thruway. As the Bell Memorial Home on Hillside Avenue, it was for 55 years a rest home for Episcopal clergy and families. Earlier it was the "Heart's Ease Cottage."
Anniversaries; African Americans; Young Men's Christian associations;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blount sit surrounded by members of their family at a golden wedding anniversary party. Back row: Henry Artopee, Dorothy Blount Artopee, Walter Blount Jr., Mineola Blount, Brunetta Blount Ware, Carter Ware. Front: Grandchildren...
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomsen cut the cake on the occasion of their fiftieth anniversary. Mr. Thomsen (J. Peter) was for many years chairman of the Orangetown Planning and Zoning Board.
A student is congratulated at the graduation exercises of an Americanization Class in Nyack. From left to right are Clinton Foster, president of Nyack School Board; Supreme Court Justice Morton Silverman; the student (unidentified); Mrs. Olga...
Girl Scouts and Brownies are planting shrubbery at the new Orangetown Town Hall. Supervisor Clarence Noyes is kneeling at the left. Standing in the back are Councilman Joseph Wright, Town clerk Bernard Vallilgny, and Scout leader Diane Rivet. Mrs....
Seven women and two men stand in uniform, posing for their graduation from the class at Nyack Hospital. In the center is George Celentano, the first male nurse at that institution. One of the nurses is Frances Pratt, third from left.
Signatures are written on papers in some official act. Seated are Hezekiah Easter, Nyack trustee, and Donald Price, chairman of the Nyack Housing Authority. Standing are an unidentified attorney, Dorothy Owen - the executive director and housing...
