Morris, New York

The building currently used as the Village Library of Morris was built in 1845 by Jacob K. Lull as a store and factory for making shoes.

The attached files list events in the life of Jacob K. Lull and the building.

The library building was used as a residence around 1900.

1868 Maps of Burlington, Morris, New Lisbon

I bought this map on ebay and took photos before I framed it. I thought that the glass would cause glare that would make getting a good detailed view.

The maps above are also available from the following book via the Commons.wikimedia.org

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

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

Scanned and searchable.

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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

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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.