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The Republican Party encourages every form of American industry! from Cornell University Library uploaded February 2010
Nutrition and health work in public schools, around 1918-20. from Cornell University Library uploaded August 2009
Two views of a milk bar at the ball grounds in Rochester during ''Milk ... from Cornell University Library uploaded August 2009
NH&H Wreck Car #72918 from Cornell University Library uploaded July 2009
O&W Wreck Loco 140 from Cornell University Library uploaded July 2009
Typical Park Bench, Washington, D. C. from Cornell University Library uploaded July 2009
Collection of Grotesques, France from Cornell University Library uploaded April 2009
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Two views of a milk bar at the ball grounds in Rochester during ''Milk ...
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Cornell University Library said:
bobm identified this photo over at the Baseball Think Factory bulletin boards: Posted: December 12, 2009 at 04:05 PM (#3410920) This picture is from June 1922. The Yankees played 3 in-season exhibition games during the 1920s in Rochester, NY. July 6, 1921 4-2 Loss to the Rochester Colts of the IL June 5, 1922 4-3 Loss to the Rochester Tribe of the IL June 4, 1926 7-2 Win over the Rochester Tribe of the IL From the June 1922 issue of Kodak Magazine (from the photographic film company headquartered in Rochester, NY): "You were no doubt very much aware of the fact that June 5 — 10 was 'Milk Week' in Rochester."
Various views of ''Cho-Cho,'' the health clown, who visited schools in 1920 under the ...
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Paul Barfoot said:
I wonder what Cho-Cho the health clown would think of the fact that there is now (2010) a Starbuck's on the corner where this picture was taken.
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Absurd Things said:
That clown is evil!! :)
O&W Wreck Loco 140
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indian640 said:
At Coonrod Bros. coal trestle, Port Jervis, New York
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joecim said:
Definitely at Port Jervis on the PJM&K branch of the O&W
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Cornell University Library said:
joecim indian640 Thank you for helping us to improve our identification! I will gladly forward your information to the curator.
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Jeff Diver said:
Walter Kierzkowski & Joseph Senese (O&W Historical Society Society Divisional Rep of the Port jervis & Monticello branch) tell me the date of the wreck was 1 March 1914. The O&W leased the PJ&M trackage in 1902 and formally accessioned it in 1905. Joseph Senese: "In 1902 the NYO&W leased the branch ( at that time it was the Port Jervis Monticello & Summitville. That was only on paper) for 50 years. Between 1902 and 1904 the O&W did significant upgrades to the line and in 1905 it was officially the Port Jervis & Monticello branch. The Kingston branch was always it's own branch. "The branch was 3 other different railroads prior to the PJM&S (1901 1902) the first was Monticello & Port Jervis, the second was Port Jervis & Monticello, and the 3rd was Port Jervis Monticello & New York. It was only PJM&S those 2 years on paper when they leased it out for 50 years."