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121.
Interior of Roger's barber shop
Business enterprises; Barbershops; Shaving; Shaving equipment; Wallpapers; Mirrors
Interior of a barber shop. James T. Rogers (photographer and barber) at work in his shop shaving a patron. Note shaving mugs in cabinet on right side of image. During his lifetime Mr. Rogers was a b
122.
Interior view of unidentified solar storehouse
Salt industry; Salt; Solar energy; Drying sheds; Storehouses; Clothing & dress
Salt Industry: Solar Salt Process: Storehouses. Interior view of unidentified solar salt store house showing coarse salt piled to the rafters, workmen's jacket hanging from peg on beam. Scanned as nit
123.
Interior view of unidentified solar storehouse
Salt industry; Salt; Solar energy; Drying sheds; Storehouses; Abacus; Barrels
Salt Industry: Solar Salt Process: Storehouses. Interior view of unidentified solar salt store house. Workman stands behind some barrels and an abacus on left. Abacus pictured identified by Edmund Bri
124.
Introduction to the Crawford Collection
Collectors; Photographers; Photograph albums; Glass negatives; Negatives
Descriptive material compiled by Joyce Mills. Photographers include George "Waxy" Miller, James T. Rogers and Ted Schuelke.
125.
Introduction to the Wolcott Collection
Photographers; Indigenous peoples;
Typewritten description of the Wolcott Collection. It appeared in a looseleaf binder that contains metadata for each photograph in the Wolcott Collection of Onondaga photographs. It may have been writ
126.
James T. Rogers in his National Guard uniform
Men; Photographers; Military uniforms; Militias; Mustaches;
James T. Rogers (photographer) dressed in his National Guard uniform, with hand on sword. A print of this image iis mounted on black board with gold edges that says "Jas. T. Rogers, First Street, Liv
127.
Joel Chesley
Boys; Bow ties; Clothing & dress
"Joel Chesley - # 28" scratched on glass plate. A young boy (about 13) nicely dressed in a suit with a soft scarf bow tie. Formal pose from the waist up - he looks like the older brother of the chi
128.
John Wiegand showing how a basket is made, 1 of 2
Basket making; Baskets; Laundry; Willows; Weaving;
John Wiegand, a famous Liverpool willow weaver, is shown inserting new willow pieces into the sides of a laundry basket. Note finished basket bottom on his workbench. This image is part of a set of pi
129.
John Wiegand showing how a basket is made, 2 of 2
Basket making; Baskets; Weaving; Hand tools; Hammers
John Wiegand, a famous Liverpool willow weaver, is shown "pounding down" the sides of a basket with a "knock down" tool. Note the ends of the willow wands waiting to be clipped off and the tools on th
130.
John Wiegand stacking willow laundry baskets
Basket making; Baskets; Laundry; Willows
John Wiegand, a famous Liverpool willow weaver, is shown stacking willow laundry baskets in a storage shed. Note the bundles of stripped willow in rafters and on floor
131.
John Wiegand weaving a bassinet
Basket making; Baskets; Weaving; Workshops; Children's furniture
John Wiegand, a famous Liverpool willow weaver, is shown working on a bassinet - grainy print - note other baskets around room and hanging from ceiling - also pot belly stove
132.
Johnson Park
Villages; Parks; Utility poles; Telecommunication lines; Gazebos; Trees
"Johnson Park - Liverpool, NY" Lots of trees; taken from a point on Second Street about where Liverpool Public Library now stands. Post Card
133.
Johnson Park, Liverpool, in the snow
Methodist churches; Parks; Gazebos; Trees; Winter; Snow; Villages
Looking across Johnson Park from Second Street, looking toward Methodist Church. Gazebo on left. Park is full of trees, a winter scene
134.
Judson well house in partial ruins
Salt industry; Salt; Industrial facilities; Well houses; Wooden buildings; Ruins; Cityscapes
New York State Salt Springs Reservation: Well Houses. A well house shown in partial ruins with sign: "Judson Well Depth 367 FT. ". Solar sheds are in the background. A Salt Springs Coarse Salt Company
135.
Korszikowski family, formal studio portrait
Salt industry; Salt; Laborers; Clothing & dress; Families
Salt Industry: Solar Salt: Coarse Salt Workers. Formal studio portrait of the Korszikowski family. Many members of this family worked in the Murray Salt Yards. Left to right, standing: Henry, George,
136.
L. C. Scheidt's store
Bakeries; Confectioneries; Grocery stores; Feed stores; Awnings
L.C. Scheidt's Store, Bakery, Confectionery, Groceries, Flour & Feed at 327 First Street, Liverpool, N.Y. Note awning on store.
137.
Lacy and Gleason family members on porch of Gleason Mansion
Mansions; Architecture; Porches; Families; Clothing & dress; Chairs; Hats
Henry Lacy, Gleason Mansion porch circa 1905 with Azubah Lacy (mother of Henry); an unnamed daughter of Henry and Kate Lacy; Henry's wife, Kate; Kate's sister Nell (later Mrs. Orson Gleason) and Marth
138.
Lakeshore Theater, 5 cent movie
Motion picture theaters; Villages; Utility poles
Village of Liverpool,Lakeshore Theater, "5 cent movie" at 303 First Street, and the A&P Store at 301 First Street. Location became Downings Bar and Restaurant, then Wiegand's Tavern and now (after rem
139.
Lamb Park
Villages; Parks; Utility poles; Telecommunication lines
Lamb Park & Second Street from Vine Street - Liverpool, NY" Note roads are not paved. Post Card
140.
Lamb Park Trolley Stop #23
Villages; Parks; Transportation; Street railroad tracks; Utility poles; Telecommunication lines
"Lamb Park - Trolley Stop # 23 - Liverpool, NY" - from point where Second and Oswego Streets diverge. Note trolley tracks on right side of photograph. Roads are not paved. Post Card
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