40142.
Envelope from Slee Bros, Poughkeepsie, NY.
Dutchess County
40142.
Interior of Slee Bros. store, Poughkeepsie, NY.
40245.
Exterior of Slee Bros. Photography Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY. The brothers are probably the men on the balcony.
40254.
Vail Brothers, “The” Photographers, 254 and 256 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, New York.
40255.
G.W. Pach, Photographer, No. 9 Garden Street, Near Main St., Poughkeepsie, NY.
40320.
The 5 Slee Brothers.
40321.
On the Road Bangall to Po’keepsie, June 17th, 1863. Two of the Slee Brothers.
43031.
No. 102. View of balloon ascension, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. This is the balloon Atlantic.
43843.
Miss Morse-Daughter of Prof. S.F.B. Morse. I think this is Cornelia (Leila) Livingston Morse (1851-1937), Morse’s daughter with his second wife Sarah Elizabeth Griswold (1823-1901).
44626.
Designed & Executed by John D.B. Coller. Niagara Steamer No. 2 on Reception of the 150 Reg. N.Y.S. Vol. from War.
The Niagara Steam Fire Engine firehouse, Poughkeepsie, NY. The engine company that became Niagara was organized in 1810 but did not start going by that name until 1847. There is a decorated facade erected on the roof welcoming home the 150th Regiment NYSV. The names of Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan are included on the facade. There is an incredible painted sign on the front wall of the firehouse with the company name, a flag, “Spirit of ’76,” etc. The firemen and civilians are posed outside with a shiny, steam fire engine.
COLLER , JOHN.—Age , 38 years. Enlisted, September 5, 1862, at Amenia, to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. A , October 10, 1862; mustered out with company, June 8, 1865, near Washington, D. C.
51594.
No. 107. P.W.W. Pump House, Poughkeepsie.
50972.
No. 368. A View from Cornwall, Looking Towards Break-Neck.
50973.
No. 350. From Break-Neck Hill Looking North. Newburgh in the extreme distance.
50974.
No. 422. A View from Break-Neck, Looking South.
50986.
No. 391. The Tunnel under Break-Neck.
51021.
838. Break Neck Tunnel.
51244.
Hudson River, N.Y.-Port Ewen from Rhinebeck.
51245.
No. 4157. View of Hudson River, looking north from Fishkill Landing.
51246.
No. 4167. Waterfall, Matteawan Creek, Fishkill, NY.
51247.
No. 4171. Matteawan Creek and Factory.
51248.
No. 329. Barnyard.
51249.
No. 6891. Wodenethe Dining Room & Conservatory.
51250.
Hudson River Views. Residence of Mr. Sargeant, near Fishkill, N.Y. Italian Garden, Wodenethe.
51251.
Hudson River Views. Residence of Mr. Sargeant, near Fishkill, N.Y. Allee-Wodenethe.
51252.
Hudson River Views. Residence of Mr. Sargeant, near Fishkill, N.Y. Wodenethe from the North.
51253.
Hudson River Views. Residence of Mr. Sargeant, near Fishkill, N.Y. Wodenethe from the South.
51254.
John Hoffman, Red Hook, Dutchess County.
51255.
East End of Wappingers Falls Bridge, Town of Wappinger, NY.
51256.
Mill Brook, Dutchess County, NY.
51257.
Unidentified Dutchess County church.
51258.
Christian Biblical Institute, Stanfordville, Dutchess County.
51259.
Chapel, Fishkill Village, NY.
51260.
View on Main Street, Fishkill, NY.
51261.
Pleasant Valley, NY.
51262.
Pleasant Valley, NY.
51263.
Unidentified home, Dutchess County.
51264.
Street in Matteawan.
51265.
View from the Mountain, looking South, Matteawan, NY.
51266.
Diana Garden in the grounds of Mr. Sargeant. Wodenethe.
51267.
Plaster Block Room, Matteawan Manuf. Co., NY.
51268.
North Beacon, Matteawan. From residence of Wm. Rothery.
51269.
Matteawan from the Mountain.
51270.
Bridge in Matteawan, NY.
51271.
North Beacon looking from Main St.
51272.
Street in Fishkill, NY.
51273.
Newburgh from Fishkill Landing, NY.
51274.
Gardener’s Cottage, H.W. Sargeant’s residence, Wodenethe.
51278.
Main Street, Poughkeepsie.
51279.
Washington Hollow Fair. The Dutchess County Agricultural Society was organized in 1841 at Washington Hollow. The first Dutchess County Fair was held there on the first Wednesday and Thursday of October 1842. Total prizes awarded for livestock, fruit and vegetables at this fair amounted to $294.00. In 1843 the fair was held in Poughkeepsie, in 1844 in Washington Hollow and then alternated between Poughkeepsie and Washington Hollow until 1852, when Washington Hollow was chosen as the permanent site of the Dutchess County Fair. Washington Hollow is one of the three hamlets that make up the Town of Pleasant Valley, NY. Originally called Pittsbury, it was later renamed after George Washington who passed through and camped there during the American Revolution.
51280.
Washington Hollow Fair. The Dutchess County Agricultural Society was organized in 1841 at Washington Hollow. The first Dutchess County Fair was held there on the first Wednesday and Thursday of October 1842. Total prizes awarded for livestock, fruit and vegetables at this fair amounted to $294.00. In 1843 the fair was held in Poughkeepsie, in 1844 in Washington Hollow and then alternated between Poughkeepsie and Washington Hollow until 1852, when Washington Hollow was chosen as the permanent site of the Dutchess County Fair. Washington Hollow is one of the three hamlets that make up the Town of Pleasant Valley, NY. Originally called Pittsbury, it was later renamed after George Washington who passed through and camped there during the American Revolution.