VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Ogdensburg, NY.

 

UNION AUTO GARAGE IN PLATTSBURGH, NY

 

Finley’s Garage and Tourist Home (right) and Moore’s General Store (left). July 4, 1927. Old De Kalb, NY.

 

Moving tourist cabins to Route 37. 1955. Morristown, NY.


Moving a diner up to Route 37 in 1955. Nap & Jenny Brough were the owners. Note the plants still in their window boxes attached to the diner. 1955. Morristown, NY.

 

Most of them look like woodies?

 

#1...you're at it again! and I'm lovin' it.

 

What a great photo!

 

It looked like a big saw, but I couldn't figure out what part was doing the cutting.

Bellingham, Washington: c. 1916 A motorized and portable drag saw being used by lumbermen in Washington. Note the end of the blade exiting the log at the top.

https://www.bridgemanimages.com/en/...bermen-in-washington/photograph/asset/5448231




Similar setup. Image found at National Library of New Zealand


Two unidentified timber workers standing in front of a huge log with a motorised crosscut saw (a Wade saw), at the Ellis & Burnand Sawmill. Photograph taken by Albert Percy Godber, in 1920.

https://natlib.govt.nz/records/23226081

 

What the......

 

Anyone know where this was taken?

 

Oh Yeah!

 

I cruised that street every Friday night in high school. Thanks for the pic!

 

Wow! a smorgasbord of A/C cars. I see maybe five Beetles,a Karrman Ghia and a 356 next to it. And a Valiant thrown in to top it off. Im happy.

 

Maybe severn,in fact.

 

So this looks like an ordinary Model T, what's up with the fenders?

 

Well that depends,,,who do you trust!