These are the advertisements for two performances. The first advertisement is for a play called "Above the Clouds" at the Unique Reading Room on Tuesday evening, November 25, 1902. The second advertisement is for the benefit of the Unique...
This page of the article shows the front exterior of Boulderberg Manor. The house is in the Gothic Revival architectural style. There are three chimneys on the roof as well as a cupola. Much of the front of the building is covered with ivy. The top...
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...
This page is taken up with a photograph which takes up the majority of the page. The photograph is an interior shot of Boulderberg Manor. The higly-ornate ceiling dominated the photograph. This is a passageway and the first few steps of the...
Schools; Classrooms; School children; Education; Girls;
Sarah Maria Hasbrouck, a student of the newly founded New Paltz Academy, writes a composition describing the Village of New Paltz in the early 1830's.; Sarah Maria Hasbrouck, the first child of Levi and Hylah Hasbrouck, was born on November 12,...
Six students in front of a blackboard, each is holding a Red Cross collection box for World War II. From left to right the students are Delores Dirago, Anna Colletta, Jack Berry, Richard Marsiglia, Barbara Schiavonne, Ted Kniffen (names are listed...
Firefighters of the Marlboro Hose Company: Back row, standing are Tomm Gregg, Chas. Brown, Doyley Hutchins, Dimmick Bloomer, Ike Kniffer, Frank Richardson, Nattie Morgan, Pete Jackson, Speck White, Frank DuBois, Nat Jackson, Ted Covert, Mike Casey,...
This photograph shows administration personnel at the main office building at the Maybrook switching terminal, Maybrook, New York. Stamped on back: S. A. Boyer, Mrg. Publicity and Advertising, The New Haven Railroad, Room 596, South Station,...
