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Track Team Mugs

Can these images work?


Original image from web site

For the mug


On Front -- just the team members -- large enough so that we can see them.


On back -- just use a part of the paper and leave blank space below the top of the graphic for writing messages to one another -

should add --

-- I corrected typos in names on his original -- he also had Rachel King twice

Glass Plate Negatives - set 13

A photo of part of a printed page. Was the photographer just experimenting or are these friends and/or relatives?

A whole page from the listing of the Students' Concert Company. Is Florence Jarvis one of the wading
women in this photo? http://ourtownnews.info/morris-ny/glass-plates-set-1

Scrapbooks, Newspapers, and a Wharton Valley Pennysaver, gifts to the Morris Historical Society from Madolin Wells

Scanned and searchable.

Click on the item of interest below.

1956 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells
1957 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells
1964 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells
1965 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells
1967 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells
1969 Scrapbook by Maysie Wells

Glass Plate Negatives - set 11

Click on the image two times to get an enlarged view in a new window. Close that window to return here.

Church? Or campus clock tower? Where is it? The tower has both a bell or bells and a clock.
It was the Congregational Church on NYS Highway 12, aka Main St. in Sherburne, NY.
Now it is referred to as the Sherburne United Church of Christ.

A History of Otego by Stuart Banyar Blakely

Quoting the introduction below:

"On the grave-posts of our fathers
Are no signs, no figures painted;
Who are in those graves we know not,
Only know they are our fathers."

This little book is the result of the past four
summers' work in searching old records, con-
sulting books and articles that bear upon local
history and talking with those who, by age or
interest, are authorities. An endeavor has been

Glass Plate Negatives - set 12

A curved dam and a hydro-electric project or something similar, but where?

Emily, one of the librarians at the Village Library of Morris, NY has solved the mystery. The plant is at Triphammer Falls on Fall Creek near Ithaca, NY. Details of the project were reported in 1896 in The Cornell Daily Sun -- see this link.

http://cdsun.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/cornell?a=d&d=CDS18961027.2.11&...

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