Morris Gerber Collection—Supplemental

Albany Institute of History & Art Library

MORRIS GERBER PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION

1860-1970s bulk, 1910-1960

23 lin. ft., 47 boxes

Series I. Street Views Series II. Subjects Series III. Photo Acquisition of 1983 2002 Biographical Note

Morris Gerber was a typesetter at the Albany, NY newspaper, the Times-Union. The collection was assembled by Morris Gerber from the archives of Stephen Schreiber and William Klein, both Albany photographers; discards from the Albany NY newspaper Knickerbocker News morgue and purchases. Photographers in the collection include: Stephen Schreiber; William Klein; Fellowcrafts Studio; Joseph H. Winchell III; Ed Driscoll; Robert Wilder; Roberta Smith; Joe Higgins; Bernie Kolenberg; Ray Joy; Morris Gerber.

Scope and Content Note

The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection represents a significant documentation of the architectural, social, cultural and economic development of Albany's history from the 1860's into the 1970's, although the bulk of the collection covers the 1910's through the 1950's. Views include building interiors and exteriors, action photos (such as fires, floods, parades, and building construction), urban and suburban residences and businesses. The collection provides researchers with photographic documentation of a wide variety of public and private spheres of human activity in Albany ranging from city sponsored parades to life in a suburban home. Concentrated mostly in the second quarter of the 20th century, the images depict the growth of some of the more "suburban" neighborhoods in Albany (such as Pine Hills) and the flourishing and decline of certain types of businesses. The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection provides a valuable record of streetscapes and facades that have been altered or have vanished over the years. The collection contains: approximately 12,500 black and white 8 x 10 in. silver gelatin photographic prints approximately 600 8 x 10 in. glass plate negatives approximately 3,400 black and white 8 x 10 in. film negatives approximately 13,000 black and white 4 x 5 in. film negatives (unprocessed) Many of the photographs were used in publications so they have annotations, crop marks and retouching; condition varies widely due to their former lives; some images are poorly exposed or focused. Duplicates exist. This finding aid covers only the photographic prints. The 8 x 10 negatives have been processed and foldered but not described here. The 4 x 5 in. negatives are unprocessed. The Morris Gerber Photograph Collection holds 969 folders, each of which contain approximately 15 photos. An additional 370 prints – mostly 8 x 10 in – that Mr. Gerber delivered to the Library subsequent to the initial processing are contained as Gerber Supplement, and follow the catalogue for the main collection. Series I, STREET VIEWS, is contained in 266 folders, or about one-quarter of the collection. The series is arranged in alphabetical order by street name. Order within the folders generally follows a pattern of starting addresses (low numbers) to end of the street; this applies especially to the larger streets ie., Broadway, North Pearl, and State Streets. Street views are defined as images of streets (at street level), intersections, street repair, crowds, sidewalk activity, storefronts, buildings, homes, realty photos, and businesses. A business photo will be included in the appropriate street address folder unless it is accompanied by ten or more related photos; then it qualifies for its own folder under the business name. Photographs of unidentified streets can be found in Box 44. Series II contains images filed by SUBJECT categories. There are 703 folders in the series that make up seventy-five percent of the 8 x 10 collection. The subject categories are listed and stored in alphabetical order. Sub-headings within the individual subject categories (such as Churches - St. Peter's) will generally be listed and stored in alphabetical order. A very small portion of this collection contains images of towns and villages outside of Albany. Any images outside of Albany will be housed in a folder with its town or village name. These folders are created for groups of ten or more images from a single town or village, otherwise, they are placed in folders under the heading, "Outside Albany." Series III holds prints purchased from Mr. Gerber in 1983. Series I. STREET VIEWS

1 1 A Streets (1993.010.1 - 1993.010. 4) includes Ashgrove Place, Adirondack Street, Austin Avenue, Alexander Street, Albany Street and Academy Road.

1 Allen Street, North and South (1993.010.9 - 1993.010.19)

1-2 Arch Street (1993.010.20.1 - 1993.010.32)

1 B Streets (1993.010.33 - 1993.010.47) includes Benson Street, Bancker Streets, Brookline Avenue, Buchanan Street, Beacon Avenue, Buckingham Drive, Buell Street, Brevator Street and Belvedere Street.

1-2 Beaver Street (1993.010.50 - 1993.010.65)

1-13 Broadway (1993.010.66 - 1993.010.137.3)

2 14-33 Broadway (1993.010.138.1 - 1993.010.293.6)

3 34-40 Broadway (1993.010.296 - 1993.010.361)

1-3 C Streets (1993.010.362 - 1993.010.391 and .1543) includes Catherine Street, Cardinal Avenue, Clayton Place, Clinton Street, Congress Street, Chapel Street, Church Street, Chestnut Street, Cuyler Avenue, Cherry Street and Cortland Place.

1-10 Central Avenue (1993.010.392.1 - 1993.010.484.2)

4 11-14 Central Avenue (1993.010.485.1 - 1993.010.514)

1 Clinton Square (1993.010.516.1 - 1993.010.524)

1-6 Clinton Avenue (1993.010.527.1 - 1993.010.578.2)

1 Colonie Street (1993.010.584 - 1993.010.593)

1-3 Columbia Street (1993.010.597.1 - 1993.010.624) Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued

[4] 1 D Streets (1993.010.625.1 - 1993.010.631) includes Dana Avenue, Danker Avenue, Dennis Avenue, Daytona Avenue and DeWitt Street

1 Dallius Street (1993.010.632.1 - 1993.010.641.2)

1 Dean Street (1993.010.642.1 - 1993.010.646)

1-2 Delaware Avenue (1993.010.652.1 - 1993.010.675)

5 1 Division Street (1993.010.676 - 1993.010.681)

1-2 Dongan Avenue (1993.010.682.1 - 1993.010.697.2)

1-2 Dove Street (1993.010.698 - 1993.010.711)

1 E Streets (1993.010.713 - 1993.010.736) includes Erie Boulevard, Elizabeth Street, Eileen Street, Edgewood Avenue, Euclid Avenue, Essex Street, Exchange Street, Edgecomb Street and Erie Street.

1-5 Eagle Street (1993.010.737 - 1993.010.780)

1-3 Elk Street (1993.010.781.1 - 1993.010.805.6)

1 Elm Street (1993.010.806.1 - 1993.010.818)

1 Englewood Place (1993.010.819 - 1993.010.833)

1 F Streets (1993.010.834 - 1993.010.854) includes Forest Avenue, Fairview Avenue, Fairlawn Avenue, Fourth Avenue, First Street and Ferry Streets (North and South).

1 Franklin Street (1993.010.855.1 - 1993.010.861)

1-2 G Streets (1993.010.862 - 1993.010.879) includes Garfield Place, Gingerbread Lane, Greenway, Grove Avenue, Genesee Street and Grand Street.

6 1-3 Green Street (1993.010.880 - 1993.010.902) Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued

[6] 1 H Streets (1993.010.919 - 1993.010.941.2) includes Hackett Boulevard, Hall Place, Home Avenue, Holland Avenue, Harris Avenue, Harding Street, Homesdale Avenue, Herkimer Street, Hollywood Avenue, Harris Avenue and High Street.

1-5 Hamilton Street (1993.010.942.1 - 1993.010.990)

1-2 Hawk Street (1993.010.991.1 - 1993.010.1002)

1 Howard Street (1993.010.1003 - 1993.010.1014)

1-9 Hudson Avenue (1993.010.1015.1 - 1993.010.1085)

7 1-2 J Streets (1993.010.1087 - 1993.010.1108) includes James Street, Jay Street, Jefferson Street, Jackson Street, Jase Court, Jerman Street, John David Lane and Judson Street.

1 John Street (1993.010.1109.1 - 1993.010.1112.7)

1 K Streets (1993.010.1113 - 1993.010.1114) includes Knox Street

1-3 L Streets (1993.010.1115.1 - 1993.010.1149) includes Lodge Street, Livingston Avenue, Liberty Street, LaFayette Street, Lansing Street, (north), Lexington Avenue, Lenox Avenue and Lawn Avenue.

1 Lake Avenue, North (1993.010.1150.1 - 1993.010.1160)

1 Lake Avenue, South (1993.010.1162 - 1993.010.1171)

1 Lancaster Street (1993.010.1172.1 - 1993.010.1179.2)

1-4 Lark Street (1993.010.1180.1 - 1993.010.1213)

1 Leonard Place (1993.010.1215 - 1993.010.1226) Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued

[7] 1-3 M Streets (1993.010.1227.1 - 1993.010.1265) includes Myrtle Avenue, Monroe Street, Montgomery Street, Morton Avenue, Melrose Avenue, Mulberry Street, Maguire Avenue, Mohawk Street, Marion Avenue, Matilda Street, Maplewood Avenue, Mercer Street and Mereline Avenue.

1-2 Madison Avenue (1993.010.1266 - 1993.010.1279.4)

8 3-9 Madison Avenue (1993.010.1280 - 1993.010.1350.3)

1 Maiden Lane (1993.010.1352.1 - 1993.010.1363 and .1120)

1 Main Avenue South (1993.010.1364 - 1993.010.1372)

1-3 Manning Boulevard (1993.010.1376 - 1993.010.1398.2)

1-5 Market Square (1993.010.1399 - 1993.010.1428)

1 Morris Street (1993.010.149 - 1993.010.1438)

1-3 New Scotland Avenue (1993.010.1439 - 1993.010.1474)

9 1-3 Northern Boulevard (1993.010.1475 - 1993.010.1495)

1 O Streets (1993.010.1497 - 1993.010.1506) includes Oakwood Street, O'Connell Street, Oxford Road and Ontario Street.

1 Orange Street (1993.010.1508 - 1993.010.1516)

1-2 P Streets (1993.010.1518.1 - 1993.010.1544.2) includes Park Place, Park Avenue, Park Street, Partridge Street, Philip Street, Parkwood Street, Plum Street, Picotte Drive, Pinehurst Avenue, Providence Street, North Pine Avenue, Putnam Street and Pine Street.

1-12 Pearl Street, North (1993.010.1546 - 1993.010.1664.4)

10 13-16 Pearl Street, North (1993.010.1665 - 1993.010.1728.2) Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued

[10] 1-12 Pearl Street, South (1993.010.1731 - 1993.010.1851 and .1760, .2829, .10643, .10644.1-4)

1-3 Quail Street (1993.010.1852 - 1993.010.1881)

1 R Streets (1993.010.1882. - 1993.010.1891) includes Russell Road, Rose Court, Ranson Street, Robin Street, Roosevelt Street, Robert Drive, Ramsey Place and Regent Street.

11 1-2 S Streets (1993.010.1897 - 1993.010.1918) includes Spruce Street, South Street, Schuyler Street, Second Avenue, Steuben Street, Spencer Street, Sycamore Street, Sprague Place and Smith Road.

1 Second Street (1993.010.1927 - 1993.010.1932)

1-2 Sheridan Avenue (1993.010.1934.1 - 1993.010.1962.2)

1 Sherman Street (1993.010.1964.1 - 1993.010.1967.6)

1-13 State Street (1993.010.1969.1 - 1993.010.2100)

12 14-33 State Street (1993.010.2101.1 - 1993.010.2281.2)

13 34-36 State Street (1993.010.2283 - 1993.010.2312)

1-2 Swan Street (1993.010.2313 - 1993.010.2336)

1 T Streets (1993.010.2337 - 1993.010.2351) includes Third Street, Thurlow Terrace, Tampa Avenue, Terminal Street, Ten Eyck Avenue, Thornton Street, Terrace Avenue and Trinity Place.

1 Ten Broeck Place and Street (1993.010.2352 - 1993.010.2360) See also: Box 43 for folders of 13 Ten Eyck Street

13 1 Tivoli Street (1993.010.2362 - 1993.010.2371.2 and .4654) Series I. STREET VIEWS, continued

[13] 1-2 V and W Streets (1993.010.2374 - 1993.010.2396) includes Van Woert Street, Victor Street, Van Schoick Avenue, Warren Street, Wendell Street, West Street, Woodlawn Avenue, Westford Street, Winthrop Street, Westerlo Street, Watervliet Avenue, Whitehall Road, Winthrop Avenue, Winslow Drive, Wendell Alley and William Street.

1-9 Washington Avenue (1993.010.2397.1 - 1993.010.2480)

14 1-5 Western Avenue (1993.010.2481.1 - 1993.010.2521)

1-2 Willett Street (1993.010.2525 - 1993.010.2540) Series II. SUBJECTS

[14] 1-5 Aerial Views (1993.010.2541 - 1993.010.2607)

1-3 Albany Airport (1993.010.2608 - 1993.010.2639)

1 Albany County Jail (1993.010.2640 - 1993.010.2658)

1-6 Albany Institute of History & Art (1993.010.2659 - 1993.010.2726 and .10335) includes building and events

15 1-3 Alfred E. Smith Building (1993.010.2727 - 1993.010.2774)

1-9 Artwork (1993.010.2775 - 1993.010.2902)

Banks - 17 folders includes exteriors, interiors, people, events, and miscellaneous

1-2 Miscellaneous (1993.010.2906 - 1993.010.2941) 3-5 Albany Savings (1993.010.2942 - 1993.010.2960) 6 Central Bank (1993.010.2961 - 1993.010.2967) 7-9 City Savings (1993.010.2968 - 1993.010.2992)

16 10 First Trust Company (1993.010.2993.1 - 1993.010.2999) 11-12 Home Savings (1993.010.3000 - 1993.010.3019.3) 13 Mechanics & Farmers (1993.010.3020.1 - 1993.010.3029) 14-15 National Savings (1993.010.3030 - 1993.010.3047.5) 16-17 State Bank of Albany (1993.010.3053 - 1993.010.3075.2)

1-6 Bethlehem, town of (1993.010.3076 - 1993.010.3147) includes Delmar, Elsmere, and Glenmont includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-2 Bleecker Stadium (1993.010.3148.1 - 1993.010.3158) includes stadium and events

1-5 Bridges (1993.010.3174 - 1993.010.3230) Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

Businesses - 36 folders

See also: Box 44 for unidentified businesses

17 1-6 Adam Ross Cut Stone (1993.010.3231 - 1993.010.3275) 1-7 Albany Public Market (1993.010.3276 - 1993.010.3288) 8-9 John G. Myers (1993.010.3289 - 1993.010.3311) 10 Kings Store Central Avenue (1993.010.3312.1 - 1993.010.3315) 11 Knickerbocker Press (1993.010.3316 - 1993.010.3337) 12-14 New York Telephone Co. (1993.010.3338.1 - 1993.010.3364) 15-16 Niagara Mohawk (1993.010.3365 - 1993.010.3382.3) 17 Pembertons (1993.010.3383.1 - 1993.010.3387) 18-20 Simmons Machine Tool Plant (1993.010.3391 - 1993.010.3417.2)

18 21 Singer Sewing Center (1993.010.3418 - 1993.010.3427) 22-23 S. S. Kresge Co. (1993.010.3479 - 1993.010.3500) 24-26 Times Union (1993.010.3504.1 - 1993.010.3567) 27-28 Waterworks (1993.010.3568.1 - 1993.010.3592) 29 Westgate Shopping Center (1993.010.3593.1 - 1993.010.3600) 30-31 W. E. Drislane, Co. (1993.010.3601 - 1993.010.3615.3) 32 W. L. Schupp & Sons (1993.010.3616 - 1993.010.3623) 33-35 W. M. Whitney & Co. (1993.010.3625 - 1993.010.3663)

1-5 Capitol (1993.010.3664.1 - 1993.010.3713) (includes State Hall (1993.010.3669)) 19 6-20 Capitol (1993.010.3714 - 1993.010.3853)

Churches - 43 folders

See also: Box 44 for unidentified churches

1-4 Miscellaneous (1993.010.3854.1 - 1993.010.3893)

20 5-17 Miscellaneous (1993.010.3894.1 - 1993.010.4050) 18-19 Cathedral of All Saints (1993.010.4051 - 1993.010.4076) 20-21 Immaculate Conception (1993.010.4077 - 1993.010.4103)

21 22 Convent of Mercy Chapel (1993.010.4115) 23 Convent of Sacred Heart (1993.010.4116.1 - 1993.010.4124.2) 24-25 Mater Christi Seminary (1993.010.4127 - 1993.010.4138.5) Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

Churches, continued

[21] 26-27 First Church in Albany (1993.010.4140 - 1993.010.4168) 28 Immaculate Conception Monastery (1993.010.4170 - 1993.010.4178) 29 Madison Avenue Reformed (1993.010.4179 - 1993.010.4187) 30 Our Lady Help of Christians (1993.010.4188.1 - 1993.010.4194.3) 31 St. Anthony's (1993.010.4196 - 1993.010.4209) 31-32 St. James' Roman Catholic (1993.010.4210.1 - 1993.010.4221) 33 St. John's (1993.010.4223 - 1993.010.4236) 34 St. Mary's (1993.010.4237 - 1993.010.4254) 35-36 St. Peter's (1993.010.4256.1 - 1993.010.4280) 37-38 St. Teresa's (1993.010.4281 - 1993.010.4298) 39 St. Vincent de Paul (1993.010.4299 - 1993.010.4310.2)

22 40 Second Dutch Reformed (1993.010.4311.1 - 1993.010.4316.2) 41 Second Presbyterian (1993.010.4317.1 - 1993.010.4325.4 and .3937, .10450, .10492.1-4, .10493.1-3, .10494. 42 Temple Baptist (1993.010.4326 - 1993.010.4338) 43 Trinity Methodist (1993.010.4339 - 1993.010.4346)

1-5 City Hall (1993.010.4348.1 - 1993.010.4403 and .2883, .10345, .10462.

1-8 Cityscapes (1993.010.4404 - 1993.010.4491.2 and .4485, .10240, .10569.1-3.

23 9-14 Cityscapes (1993.010.4492 - 1993.010.4548)

1-2 Cohoes (1993.010.4549.1 - 1993.010.4561.2) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-8 Colonie (1993.010.4578 - 1993.010.4707) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-3 Communication Facilities (1993.010.4708 - 1993.010.4743) includes WROW - Times Union Flashcast, Public Address World Series Demo and miscellaneous

1-2 County Court House (1993.010.4744 - 1993.010.4766 and . 10461.1-2, .10463, .10464.

Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

[23] 1 Court of Appeals (1993.010.4767.1 - 1993.010.4783)

24 1-3 Dudley Observatory (1993.010.4784.1 - 1993.010.4811)

1 Empire State Plaza (1993.010.4812.1 - 1993.010.4824)

Events - 51 folders

See also: Box 44 for unidentified events

1-13 Miscellaneous (1993.010.4825 - 1993.010.5009) 14 Beverwyck Park GM Expo 1954 (1993.010.5010 - 1993.010.5023) 15-17 Celebrations (1993.010.5024 - 1993.010.5067)

25 18-19 Demonstrations (1993.010.5068 - 1993.010.5093) 20-23 Hudson-Fulton Celebration 1909/1959 (1993.010.5093.1 - 1993.010.5136) 24 Morris Gerber Exhibits (1993.010.5137 - 1993.010.5155) Parades 25-28 Miscellaneous (1993.010.5156.1 - 1993.010.5209) 29-30 Albany 250th (1993.010.5210 - 1993.010.5239) 31 Circus (1993.010.5246.1 - 1993.010.5247.7) 32-33 Firemen's (1993.010.5248.1 - 1993.010.5271.2) 34-35 Knights Templar (1993.010.5272.1 - 1993.010.5288)

26 36-38 Military (1993.010.5289 - 1993.010.5331 and .10639 - 10642) 39 NRA (1993.010.5332 - 1993.010.5340) 40-42 Unidentified (1993.010.5341 - 1993.010.5386.2) 43-44 Political (1993.010.5387 - 1993.010.5408) 45-50 Tulip Festival (1993.010.5409 - 1993.010.5492) 51 Victory Kitchen (1993.010.5493 - 1993.010.5503)

1-5 Fire Engines and Equipment (1993.010.5504 - 1993.010.5548.4)

27 6-10 Fire Engines and Equipment (1993.010.5549.1 - 1993.010.5599 and .10458)

1-4 Firefighters (1993.010.5600.1 - 1993.010.5645.2) 28 1-12 Fires (1993.010.5646.1 - 1993.010.5777.3)

Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

[28] 13-18 Fires (1993.010.5778.1 - 1993.010.5830)

1-9 Floods (1993.010.5831 - 1993.010.5922)

1-2 Funerals (1993.010.5923 - 1993.010.5939.2)

29 1-3 Government Facilities (1993.010.5940.1 - 1993.010.5978 and .10495-.10497)

1-9 Government Officials - 9 folders (1993.010.5783.1 - 1993.010.6094)

1 Green Island (1993.010.6095.1 - 1993.010.6101.4) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-4 Guilderland (1993.010.6106 - 1993.010.6156) includes Westmere and McKownville includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

Historic Buildings

1-5 Miscellaneous (1993.010.6157 - 1993.010.6200 and .1517, .2433.

30 6 Cherry Hill (1993.010.6201 - 1993.010.6205.4) 7 Ezra Prentice Estate (Mount Hope) (1993.010.6206 - 1993.010.6216) 8 Schuyler Flatts (1993.010.6217 - 1993.010.6221.3) 9-11 Schuyler Mansion (1993.010.6225.1 - 1993.010.6253) 12 Van Rensselaer Manor (1993.010.6256 - 1993.010.6266) 13 Executive Mansion (1993.010.6267 - 1993.010.6275)

Hospitals - 12 folders

1-3 Miscellaneous (1993.010.6276 - 1993.010.6305) 4-8 Albany Hospital (1993.010.6306 - 1993.010.6351 and .10510, . 10511). 9-10 St. Peter's (1993.010.6352 - 1993.010.6365) 11-12 Veterans Administration (1993.010.6382 - 1993.010.6408) Hotels - 22 folders

31 1-3 Miscellaneous (1993.010.6409 - 1993.010.6445 and .10341)

Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

Hotels, continued

[31] 4-12 DeWitt Clinton (1993.010.6446.1 - 1993.010.6487) 13-14 Keeler’s (1993.010.6488 - 1993.010.6504) 15-17 Ten Eyck (1993.010.6505 - 1993.010.6524.5)

32 18-20 Ten Eyck (1993.010.6525 - 1993.010.6561) 21-22 Wellington (1993.010.6562 - 1993.010.6578)

1-4 Latham (1993.010.6579 - 1993.010.6633) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-8 Lincoln Park (1993.010.6634 - 1993.010.6705)

1-5 Loudonville (1993.010.6706 - 1993.010.6765) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

Mayor Erastus Corning II - 26 folders

33 1-15 Dated photos (1993.010.6766 - 1993.010.6911 and .10659). 16-23 Undated photos (1993.010.6912 - 1993.010.6997)

34 24-26 Undated photos (1993.010.6998 - 1993.010.7024)

Mayor John Boyd Thacher II - 28 folders

1-19 Dated photos (1993.010.7024.1 - 1993.010.7252) 20 Undated photos (1993.010.7253 - 1993.010.7267)

35 21-28 Undated photos (1993.010.7268 - 1993.010.7377)

1-2 Mechanicville (1993.010.7378 - 1993.010.7402) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

1-3 Menands (1993.010.7403 - 1993.010.7443) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches 35 1-6 Military - 6 folders (1993.010.7444 - 1993.010.7517)

1 Nursing Homes - 1 folder (1993.010.7518 - 1993.010.7534)

Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

Organizations - 38 folders

36 1-2 Albany Boys Club (1993.010.7535 - 1993.010.7554) 3 Aurania Club (1993.010.7555 - 1993.010.7566) 4 Chamber of Commerce (1993.010.7567 - 1993.010.7583) 5-6 Empire Orchestra (1993.010.7584 - 1993.010.7607) 7 Home Builders Association (1993.010.7608 - 1993.010.7619) 8 Humane Society (1993.010.7620 - 1993..010.7631) 9 Mendelssohn Club (1993.010.7632 - 1993.010.7643) 10-27 Miscellaneous (1993.010.7644.1 - 1993.010.7848)

37 28-33 Miscellaneous (1993.010.7849 - 1993.010.7920 and .10377.1-2, .10421) 34 Noodle Bund (1993.010.7921.1 - 1993.010.7924.7) 35-37 Salvation Army (1993.010.7926 - 1993.010.7961) 38 Veterans (1993.010.7962 - 1993.010.7971)

1-2 Orphanages (1993.010.7972 - 1993.010.7992)

1-6 Outside Albany (1993.010.7993 - 1993.010.8093) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, and churches, from various towns and villages outside Albany; see also listings for separate villages and towns

1-5 Parks and Recreation (1993.010.8094.1 - 1993.010.8154)

People - 40 folders

See also: Mayor Erastus Corning (Box 33-34, folders 1-26) See also: Mayor John Boyd Thacher (Box 34-35 , folders 1-28 ) See also: Box 44 for unidentified portraits 38 1-3 Artists (1993.010.8155 - 1993.010.8205) 8159 Fred Lancome 8160 Edward Krenn 8161 Wilbur G. Kurtz 8163 Steffen Thomas 8164 Clarence Olsen 8166 Virginia Morgan 8186 Suzanne Silvercruys, Mrs Rose Briggs 8187-8191 Suzanne Silvercruys 8192 John Burns 8193 John Burns 8194 James V. Grilland 8195 Kenneth L. Myers 8196 Mark Rucker 8197 Dorothy P. Lathrop and animals: “Kitty” 8198-9 Elwin Markham 8200 J.A. McElwain 8201 Paul Schrodt 8202-4 Jane E. Stafford

4-8 Business (1993.010.8206 - 1993.010.8259) 8206 Ralph S. Mangham 8210 George Leizer, Martin Ryan, Arthur Zinnershine, Arthur Samuel, Milton Williamson, Ed Walker 8211 Shuttleworth brothers, founders of Amsterdam Carpet 8212 James Shuttleworth 8213 John Shuttleworth 8214 Herbert Shuttleworth 8215 Walter Shuttleworth 8216 Patricia Kelly 8217 Harry Lippman, Tom Tartaglia, Thomas Spinose, Joseph Sidoti 8219 Mr and Mrs John Scarr 8220-21 John Scarr 8222 D. M. Gentile 8223 Raymond C. Collins, Joseph M. Biance 8224 John O’Connell 8225 William Weber 8556 Bernard DiPace, Joesph H. Murphy, Joseph Kusky, Angelo diPace 8227 Patrick A. Cerqua, Richard W. Lace, Shirley W.Packard 8228 H. G. Onstad 8229 W. G. Latham, Enos Prins 8230 Lorenz Peters, Robert S. Harris, Enos Prins 8231 Bernard C. Nagengast, Joseph S.Nagengast, Emil J. Nagengast, Emil J. Nagengast, Jr. 8232 Genevive Holbein 8233-2 Joe Davis, Earl W. Wilkens, Jr. 8235 Marie Hotaling 10498 Mrs. Philip D. Tracey, Louisa Battin, Wallace Whalen 8236 Otto F. Jandra, Edgar Van Olinda 8237 Eleanor Barbour 8238 Aram Bedrosian 8239 T. G. Laiss, Thomas McCaffrey,Jr., Ray Kinley 8240 James Mason, Richard Wolf, Henry Wolf, I.M. Wolf, Jacob Wolf, B. Belassi 8241 Leland Saddlemire 8242 Richard Lauterback, Roy H. Myers, Thomas B.Wheeler, Jr. 8243-4 L. F. Jarrett 8245-47 E. V. Stratton 8248 Alton De Yoe 8249 Allan B. Weidman, Jr. 8250 Joe DiBella 8251 Maynard, Hallman, Marsh Hallman, Roger Coryell 8252 M.H. “Doc” Yager, animals: “Duke” 8253 M.H. Yager 8254 M. A. Pursel, A.C. LaRue 8255 TenEyck T. Mosher 8257 TenEyck Mosher 8258 TenEyck T. Mosher, Sr. 8259 Peter Peters 10422 Mrs. Cramroth

9-26 Miscellaneous (1993.010.8260 - 1993.010.8463) 8260 “Pappy” Sawyer 8261 Reynolds King Townsend 8262-3 Mrs. J. Townsend Lansing 8264 Mrs J. Townsend Lansing, Mrs. Samuel Wooster, Dr. Ida Scudder 8265 Catherine Vanderbilt and daughter 8266-7 Mrs. Kenneth W. Marsh 8269-70 Victor H. Cahalane 8271 Mr and Mrs Edward Waterman 8272 Dr. Mary Walker 8273-77 Patrick E. McCabe 8278 Mr and Mrs Patrick E. McCabe 8279 Dr. Allan Hevins 8280 Mr and Mrs John A.Warner, Mary Warner 8281 Mrs. Wm. Bayard Van Rensselaer 8282 Daniel Manning 8283 Kirby Page 8284 Marie Harriman (Mrs. Averell), Animals: Gary Cooper, Brum, Ondine 8285 Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone, John Burroughs, James Watt, Alfred E. Smith, Mayor Cornelius Burns (Troy) 8286-8 John Boos 8289 Mr and Mrs Oscar Kinney 8290 Dr and Mrs. James H. Flynn, Jr. 8291 Hildegarde, Dr. James H. Flynn 8292 Charles Heisler 8293 Marcus T. Reynolds 8294 Mrs. Catherine Burns, Al Smith, Jr. 8295 Arthur James Balfour 8296 D.M. Kinnear, William Reed, R.C. Campbell, W.S. McEwan, J. S. McEwan, Alex Clark, William McIntyre 8297 David H. Beetle, Dr. Thos Hale, Jr., Mrs Roger H. Briggs, Max C.Gettinger, Barnett Fowler, Edward Kennell, Wm. P. McGlone, Russell H Johnson, Dr. Robert K. Bair 8298 Ed R. Anker, Gen. Amasa J. Parker 8299 Gen. Amasa J. Parker 8300 Charles M. Winchester, Amasa J. Parker 8301 Gen Amasa Parker, animals: Mickey 8302 Gov. Lehman, Amasa Parker 8303 Gen. Lester, Amasa Parker 8304 Amasa Parker, F. A. Morris, Wm. C. Kelb, Ray Finch, Peter Kiernan, Mark Graves, Lee F. Forest, Ed K. Hawley 8305 Amasa Parker 8306 Amase Parker, Fitzsimmons 8307 Capt. Frederick R. Hook, Dr.Edgar A. Vander Veer 8308 Frank P. Graves 8309 Jake and Betty Herzog 8310 Mrs Edmund Lape, Ruth Lape 8311 Mrs Harry Payne Whitney 8312 Baroness Marion Von Zwickau 8313 Mr and Mrs Clifton A. Hoog 8314 Mrs. Sara Nelson, Mrs James Smith, Mrs Hettie Briggs, Mrs VanDeLoo 8315 C. J. Bellanger, J. E. Glavin, C. J. Beckert, F. W. Dunham. John B. Hauf, Wm. J. Danson 8316-2 Dr. A. B. Van Loon 8317 Mrs. B. Wheeler, Mrs. McEwan 8318 Mrs. Thomas BoydWheeler 8319 Francis Peter Kimball 8320 Mrs. Fred J. Stephens, Mrs. Seth Wheeler, Jr. 8321 Congressman Frank G. Hutton 8322 Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Dowling 8323 J. J. Dowling 8324 Henry Van Ostrand 8325 George Van Namee 8326 Ledyard Cogswell and George Stedman, Jr. 8327-9 Ledyard Cogswell 8330 Mrs Daniel H. Manning 8331 Jimmy Ryan, Mrs Norine Nealon, J. Gregory Nealon, W. Ronan Campion 8332 Whitney, neighborhood boy and animals: turtle 8333 Charles D. Ogden, John Bowe 8334 Harold D.Alexander, George Addington, Warren S. Hastings 8335 John D.Whish, George Hart, Jr. 8336 James R. Watt 8337 J.W. Kass, Marion Mackey 8338 Henry Bame, William Sayles 8339 John d. Chism, Dr. John M. Bigelow 8340 Richard Hunter 8341 Woodruff 8342 J. W. Kass 8343 James H. Manning, C.H. Turner 8344 Nicholas Murray Butler 8345 St. Clair McKelway 8346 Whitelaw Reid 8347 Isaac Lagrange 8348 Daniel A. Keenan 8349 Gus Hannock, Arthur Shafer, William George, Charles Stine 8350 Francis Kimball, Mrs. Lamont Hodge 8351 Dr. Doris A..Murray, George J. Halfstrom 8352 Charlie Murray, Ida Murray 8353-4 J. B. Murray 8355 Dr. Ernest Lawrence 8356 Prof. and Mrs. C. Leonard Woolley 8357-61 Prof. C. Leonard Woolley 8363 Diane Bensinger, Denise Bensinger, Will Brook 8364 “Irish” Beecher 8365 Helen Mooney 8366-6 Joan Mooney 8367 John Mooney 8369 Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt 8370 Anna O’Day 8371 Winthrop P. Stevens, Jr. 8372 James A. Clark 8373 Mary Patricia Cummings 8374 Robert Hanley 8375 Mrs. Mary Hun 8376 Edwin Sweitzer 8377 Mrs. Francis Morris 8378 Francis Morris 8379 F.L. Morris 8380 C. Robert Tinker 8381 Victor Sullivan 8382 George Cook 8383 C. Mills 8384 Helen Hentschel 8385 Charles L. Hill 8386 J. A. Carey 8387 Paul Weber 8388 Marlene Weber 8389 Pat Weber 8390 Elsa Weber 8391 Mrs. Margaret Weber 8392 Otto Weber 8393 Chris Tere, Judy Petrone, Dolores Clark 8394 Frank H. Margison 8395 Kenneth W. Marsh 8396 Dewitt Leggett 8397 C. Sterey, animals: Joe Brooks 8398 George Bahm 8399 Ray Webber 8400 Charles A. Simmons, Samuel Koffsky 8401 Maria Draliels 8402 Sally Writer, Robert W. Jamison 8403 Mrs. Charles E. Walsh 8404 Donald MacQueen 8405 Miss Ethel Van Benthuysen 8406 Frank L. Morris 8407 Mary Hun 8409 Terry Farina 8410 Gene Bourke, Joe Flacke, Bob Bender, Joe Conoby 8411 Joe Flacke, Don Bleecker 8412 Mr. And Mrs Arthur E. Walker 8413 Mrs. Arthur E. Walker, Arthur E. Walker, Jr., Lorraine Walker 8414 Lewis Sperry 8415 Margaret Devitt 8416 Julia Knauf 8417 Audrey Kargerl 8418 Col. Alfred H. Jacobson 8419-20 Frank Frain 8421 Margaret Waldbillig 8422 Ruth Andrus 8423 Mrs.Arthur Beauregard 8424 Beecher Irish 8425 Mrs. Beecher Irish 8427-30 Frances Mooney 8431-2 Frances Mooney, Bonnie Nolan 8433 Mrs. Frank B. Hughes 8434 Ellen Mosher 8435 “Doc” Milstein 8436 Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Goebel 8437 Mrs. Peter A.Larsen, Miss Elizabeth Vail 8438 Alexander E. Volin 8439 Florence Duell 8440 Betty Ann Legenbauer 8441 Francis Kilmartin 8442 Walter W. Batchelder 8443 Ann Kilmartin 8444 Peter Komar 8445 Amy Hogan 8446 Georgina Taylor 8447 John B. Weber, Lt. Robert A. Brown 8448 Mary Ann Newcomb, Jane Newcomb 8449 Mrs. John T. Weber 8450 Hary Thomson , animals: bees 8451 Milo H. Clark 8452 Joseph S. Murphy 8453 Mrs. James H. Murray, Jr. 8454 Donovan J. Murray 8455 Edward J. Murray 8456 Harold Washburn 8457 Frank Fitzgerald, Matt Quackenbush 8458 James F. Thompson 8459 Thomas P. Laffin, Joel Dolvin 8460 Otto Greene 8461 Theodore H. Griffin 8462 William A. Foley

39 27-29 Miscellaneous (1993.010.8464 - 1993.010.8504) 30 Peter D. Kiernan (1993.010.8505 - 1993.010.8525) 31-34 Portraits of Historical Figures (1993.010.8526 - 1993.010.8588) 35-38 Stephen Schreiber (1993.010.8589 - 1993.010.8620.3) 39-40 Ten Eyck family (1993.010.8622 - 1993.010.8646)

Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

[39] 1-5 Plaza (1993.010.8647 - 1993.010.8692) includes D & H Building and Albany Journal Building

1 St. Mary's Park Veteran Housing (1993.010.8693 - 1993.010.8710)

Schools - 38 folders

1 Mrs. M.C. Smith, African American Teacher (1993.010.871 sp 1-5 Miscellaneous Schools, students, teachers, classrooms, group portraits, etc. (1993.010.8711.1 - 1993.010.8769)

40 6-17 Miscellaneous (1993.010.8773.1 - 1993.010.8927.2) 18-20 Albany Academy (1993.010.8928.1 1993.010.8953) 21-22 Albany High School (1993.010.8954.1 - 1993.010.8974) 23 Albany Law School (1993.010.8975 - 1993.010.8986 and .10474, . 10513) 24-25 Albany Medical College (1993.010.8987 - 1993.010.9007) 26-27 Cathedral Academy (1993.010.9008.1 - 1993.010.9014.3)

41 28-29 Christian Brothers Academy (1993.010.9015.1 - 1993.010.9032) 30 Industrial High School (1993.010.9033.1 - 1993.010.9039) 31 La Salle (1993.010.9040 - 1993.010.9058) 32 Mildred Elley (1993.010.9059 - 1993.010.9068) 33-34 NYS Teachers College (1993.010.9069 - 1993.010.9099) 35 Philip Livingston Junior High School (1993.010.9100 - 1993.010.9116) 36 Philip Schuyler High School (1993.010.9117 - 1993.010.9129) 37 Saint Rose, College of (1993.010.9130 - 1993.010.9138) 38 Vincentian Institute (1993.010.9139.1 - 1993.010.9144.5)

1-9 Snow (1993.010.9145.1 - 1993.010.9236.6)

42 1-5 State Education Building (1993.010.9237 - 1993.010.9280)

1-8 Statues and Monuments (1993.010.9281.1 - 1993.010.9370) Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

Theaters - 18 folders

[42] 1-6 Miscellaneous (1993.010.9371 - 1993.010.9406) 7 Empire Burlesque (1993.010.9407.1 - 1993.010.9408.14) 8-9 Grand (1993.010.9409 - 1993.010.9418) 10 Ritz (1993.010.9420.1 - 1993.010.9424.3)

43 11-18 Palace (1993.010.9425 - 1993.010.9484)

1-8 13 Ten Broeck Street (1993.010.9489 - 1993.010.9525.6) includes interior and exterior

Transportation - 28 folders

1-8 Railroads (1993.010.9527.1 - 1993.010.9613 and .8038 - .8040, 10411)

44 9-15 Union Station (1993.010.9614 - 1993.010.9691) 16-18 Street Railroads (1993.010.9692.1 - 1993.010.9724) 19-28 Vehicles (1993.010.9725 - 1993.010.9823)

1 Troy (1993.010.9824 - 1993.010.9833) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches

Unidentified - 12 folders

1-2 Churches (1993.010.9834 - 1993.010.9858) 3-5 Buildings (1993.010.9860 - 1993.010.9897 and .10354, .10359, .10399)

45 6-7 Businesses (193.010.9898 - 1993.010.9926.2 and .10401.1-2) 8-9 Events (1993.010.9930 - 1993.010.9953) 10-12 Portraits (1993.010.9954 - 1993.010.9997) 13-14 Streets (1993.010.9998 - 1993.010.10033 and .10378, .10384)

1-7 Washington Avenue Armory (1993.010.10034.1 - 1993.010.10116) includes events

1-7 Washington Park (1993.010.10117.1 - 1993.010.10225.2)

46 1-7 Waterfront (1993.010.10226 - 1993.010.10315) Series II. SUBJECTS, continued

[46] 1 Watervliet (1993.010.10316 - 1993.010.10328) includes homes, people, events, buildings, business, schools, churches Series III. MORRIS GERBER PHOTO PURCHASE OF 1983]

[46] 1 2307.83 - 2334.83 2 2335.83 - 2358.83 3 2359.83 - 2377.83 4 2379.83 - 2396.83 5 2397.83 - 2416.83 6 2417.83 - 2439.83 7 2440.83 - 2458.83

47 8 2459.83 - 2478.83 9 2481.83 - 2491.83 10 2492.83 - 2510.83 11 2511.83 - 2530.83 12 2532.83 - 2540.83

Series IV. MORRIS GERBER COLLECTION—SUPPLEMENTAL

STREET VIEWS 1 1 1 – 18 Streets from Beaver Street through Park Avenue, including: Belvedere Hotel, 39 Beaver St. (c 1873); Broadway west side, north from Steuben (1964); Colonie Street, Terminal Warehouse (c 1915); Colonie Street,(n.d.); 482 Central Ave. (n.d.); Division and Green Streets ( n.d.); Elk Street (n.d.); 17 High and 37 Lancaster Streets (n.d.); Madison Avenue and Swan Street (pre 1933); Montgomery and Spencer Streets (c 1910); 568 Morris Street (n.d.); North Pearl Street (New Kenmore Hotel –n.d.); North Pearl, north from Maiden Lane (c 1950); 687. 629 and 549 Park Avenue (n.d.)

2 19-35 Streets from Second Avenue through State Street, including: Second Avenue, view to east (c 1940); Southern Boulevard, Howard Johnson restaurant (2/11/1959); South Pearl Street 5 views (1925-1950); Spruce Street 3 views (2 in 1924); State Street 7 views (1920-1964).

3 36-46 Streets from Washington Avenue to Woodlawn Avenue – plus Albany City Hall 115 & 99 Washington Avenue (n.d.); 515 Western Avenue (c 1920s); Western at Winthrop (c 1928); Western (Westlawn – 6/26/1947); Willett Street, 58 & 66-68 (n.d.); 25 Woodlawn Avenue (n.d.); City Hall – Clockworks, carillon keyboard, carillon bell (n.d.).

4 47-55 Various buildings, including: Albany Orphan Asylum (n.d.); John Howe Library (n.d.); Academy of Holy Names, New Scotland Road (4/19/1957); Huyck Mills, Kenwood (c 1892); Albany Civic Auditorium (renering-8/2/1940); Albany Metropolitan Hotel (rendering-built as DeWitt

Clinton); Mercy High School (South Manning Blvd. –11/24/1957; Co-op apartments, 244 State Street (rendering n.d.); 111 Washington Avenue (rendering – as built- c 1924).

: 5 56-63 Churches. Including: First Lutheran, Pine & Chapel Streets, after fire – 2 views (n.d.); Second Dutch Reformed – pulpit, pews (n.d.); Our Lady Help of Christians (n.d.); St. Paul’s Lutheran parish house (n.d.); Fourth Presbyterian, 181 North Pearl St. (n.d.); Convent of the Sacfed Heart (n.d.).

6 64-69 Bridges, including: Route 9-W, Southern Blvd. – 4 views (n.d.); Hawk Street viaduct over Sheridan Hollow – 2 views – 11/7/1952, 10/3/1953).

7 70-82 Fires and Street Floods, including: 468 Elk Street, gas explosion (3/19/1936); Executive Mansion (Gov. & Mrs. Rockefeller –3/7/1961); 121 Lancaster Street –2 views (3/4/19580; 83 LancastreStreet (8/9/1958); 562 Central Ave. –2 views (n.d.); 36 Myrtle Avenue (n.d.); Second Street, between Lake & Quail (n.d.); Elberon Place – 2 views (6/29/1948); Parking lot, Sheridan Avenue & Chapel Street - 2 views (n.d.).

8 83-97 Events, including: Loading food for flood relief at Steamboat Square (1/28/1937); American Little League mothers’ game & fashion show –4 views (n.d.); St. Patrick’s Day parade (1958); Memoria; Day parade (n.d.); Naval Reserve parade (n..d.); Veterans Day parade (11/11/1960); Pipe band marches (n.d.); Saint Rose College May Day parade (n.d.); CBA cadets march (n.d.); 40&8 parade – 3 views (n.d.)

9 98-108 Brass band marches on Madison Avenue (n.d.); Junior Miss Albany sow – 2 views (8/27/1949); Opening Grand Union at 1235 Western Avenue (3/23/1955); opening of GrandWay store at 1235Western Avenue (10/21/1957); Boy Scouts mark Flag Day - 2 views (1954); Converting utiity system to natural gas – 4 views (c. 1954).

10 109-120 Tulip Queen – 2 years (n.d.); Downtown Fashion Festival ((n.d.); Bonus Bargain Days (8/4/1055); TenEyck Hotel strike –2 views (n.d.); Albany Civic Theater rehearsal – 4 views (3/25/1959); University Club, new president & Mortgage burning (n.d.).

11 121-134 Teen Activities Selling dance tickets at soda fountain (5/13/1948) Ridgefield Canteen 13 views (1946).

12 135-148 Other Events Dr. Hyman Appleman leases Dutch Manor Stable - 2 views (c. 1955); Frank Wells McCabe opens bank branch (n.d.); New York Guard loads coal in weather emergency (1/31/1945); Hairdressers convene at Hotel TenEyck (n.d.); Sorting World War 2 veterans’ bonus at post office (1947); New York Guard drills at Armory (n.d.); Stae Sen. Ken Shenbvall speaks at Chancellors Hall (c 1946); TB x-ray survey at School 6 (5/2/51948); Memorial Day on Navy ship (5/26/1946); Observing Fire Prevention Week downtown (10/8/1958); Identification experts meet (9/30/1935); Postmaster Henry A. Goetz et al (4/18/1959); World War 2 vets after siege of Capitol (10/20/1946).

13 149-161 American Airlines opens office downtown (n.d.); Christmas party at Albany Academy 12/23/1942); new board members of Albany Boys Club (9/27/1959); opening of Finnigan’s Card Shop, Quail Street (6/11/157); James R. Davie at teachers meeting (n.d.); Colonie Chamber of Commerce meets (10/11/1960); Pilgrim Dinner at TenEyck Hotel (1/25/1953); Downtown Fashion meets (n.d.); Church women at Tulip coronation (n.d.); CBA Cadet review (n.d.); Once-a-Year Club meets (c 1939); Rebecca District 3 meets (n.d.).

14 162-183 Albany Water Supply including: Detail of spillway at Basic Creek dam – 2 views (10/20/1928); Mayor John Boyd Thacher II et al at spillway (4/19/1930); Water spills over dam – 2 views (1/5/1930 & 3/14/1930); Loudonville reservoir – 3 views (7/14/1931); At Alcove reservoir –13 views 3/10/1943-2/11/1961-n.d.s); at Filtration plant (6/--/1953).

15 184-195 Albany Law School including: Graduations (1948, 1951, 1952, 1955); women win prize trial (5/6/1956); Valedictorian (6/2/1959 – n.d.); Senator Jacob K. Javits speaks at graduation (n.d.); Graduation procession –2 views (n.d.); Officers of Student Bar Association (n.d.). PEOPLE

16 196-208 Mrs Elizabeth Corning at Nijmegen dinner (1947) Gov. Thomas E. Dewey at nited Defense Fnd (4/19/1954) Gov. Herbert H. Lehman with Dairy princesses (n.d.) John Boyd Thacher II with Henry A. Cooke (1936), Liuis R. Golding (1932), at Civic Award meeting (n,d,) Mayor Erastus Corning 2nd at Nijmegen lunch (11/8/1947); with Mrs. Sol Rubenstein (1/3/1947), with B’nai B’rith group (8/7/1957); signing B’nai B’rith proclamation (c.1948); TenEyck T. Mosher – 1 photo, 1 drawing (n.d.) Mrs. TenEyck T. Mosher (c 1933)

17 209-223 John Valentine(8/16/1956) Hugo Seckendorf, inventor (11/11/1956) Robert Danzig, as ad salesman (12/25/1953) John Hazell (3/25/1953) Queen Wilhelmina of Netherlands in Albany (nd,) Policeman Joe Williams returns to duty (n.d.) Marian Dodd, Albany High teacher (5/13/1959) Mrs. Floyd Walter (1/5/1959) Richard Lawrence as Boy Scout (7/14/1960) Herman W. Warner, drug store owner (n.d.) Theodore DeMoss, jeweler (n.d.) Charles McDonald, street sweeper (c 1933) Mrs. Albert VanderVeer 2nd (2 views – 7/5/1956) Arnold Karow, bowler (n.d.)

18 224-241 J.V. Reed (c 1914) Lloyd Symansky, Albany Civic Theater (5/11/1959) Oscar D. Robinson, Albany High principal (c. 1909) Martin J. Ryan, cab driver (11/29/1955) Frank P. McArdle (3/14/1927) David C. Lithgow, artist (n.d.) Herman Hoogkamp, Mayor 1940-41 (as a child,n,d,) Dr. L.G. Stanley, Empire orchestra 5/22/1958) James E. Kilroy, steeplejack –4 views (n.d.) Gen. Charles C. Stevenson, N.Y. State adjutant general (n.d.) Philip Honikel & Janet Cioppa (n.d.) Edward Akullian, Grand Cash Market, & Henry Hayes (n.d.) Mrs. N.B. VanderZee & Mrs. Frederic Bridge (5/31/1950) Mrs. D. Edward Roberts & Mrs. Abner Hagberg (7/21/1942) David C. Lithgow & T.T. Murray (1/27/1937) Lt. Alban S. Johnson & State Police Supt. Francis S. McGarvey (n.d.) David T. Midgley & William (Country) Morris, Albany Academy (12/4/1966) Joseph Brunelle & Milton R. Howard 9/5/1935) Vincent Popolizio, Robert Wheeler, Howard J. Blanchfield (2/25/1950) Donald P. Ford, John T. DeGraff Jr., Eugene Karp (n.d.) Mrs. T. Edward Welsh, Lois Birch, Mrs. Daniel Fleming, at School 3 (n.d.) George Papin, D. Angerame, G. Curtis Job, Frederick W. Turner (c 1931) Samuel Jacobs, Patrick Casey, Ralph J. Leonard, John E. Holt-Harris Jr. (c 1957) James Forster, Paul Heisler (n.d.) David G. Frodin, Peter Dykeman, Francis P. Kimball (c. 1959) Harold Fialkoff, David Lloyd, Val Webb (5/11/1959) Albert Abrams, Isadore Bookstein, Dr. Walter S. Gross (c 1955) Frederick Fletcher, Nicholas Dunn, Gus Poleto (9/18/1960)

2 20 257-271 George E. Sokolsky, Bishop William Scully, Rev. Mark Kennedy OFM (n.d.) Robert J. Wheeler (AIHA), Herbert A. Steinke, Robert H. Glenn (7/8/1955) Mrs. K.H. Tobin, Mrs. H.H. VanCott, H.J. Linton (n.d.) William Spratt, F. Joseph Leone, Justice Francis Bergan (c 1956) Albany Society of New York (2 men) (10/7/1935) John Chappell, Theodore Fletcher, Bruno Glodney (n.d.) Ryan, Donna & Frank Sacca in Washington Park (3/28/1961) Francis P. Kimball, Dorothy Vibbard, William W. Gibson (n.d.) Officers Alfred Kennedy, William Dootlittle, Chief Lawrence Mould (12/27/1928) Mrs. Ben V. Smith, Mrs. Albert VanderVeer II, Mrs. Nelson Pirnie (3/31/1958) Edwin H. & Robert W. Freihofer, Charles Thatcher, George McDonnell (6/1/1960) Albany Home for Children basketball team (c 1955) Edgar N. Scholl, Mrs. Rita Ramsey, William Hope & children (1957) Children with Japanese life raft at wading pool (7/28/1946) Leo Kolothros, Gene Pisarri, William Glaser, Norman Johnson, Everett Schoats, Norman R. Clarke, Harry C. Schiele, Charles Cross (n.d.) 21 272-275 TenEyck Hotel Louis W. & J. Myer Schine, William Graham, Howard Hohl (2/9/1946) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schine, George Chelius (manager) (6/27/1950) Louis W. & J. Myer Schine, Howard Hohl, Christopher Caston (8/16/1946) J. Myer Schine, Howard Hohl, manager TenEyck Hotel (n.d.)

22 276-294 Albany Institute of History and Art

Sculptures; chair with initials PVR; bay’s rocking cradle; early American mirror; decorated bowl & plate; Girandole mirror; Duncan Phyffe table & side chairs; early American cabinet, early American desk; chest with curved top; Sheraton gilt looking glass; chest with claw feet; Chippendale side chair; 3-legged round table; looking glass; leather upholstered chair; high chair and candle table; sideboard, Holland desk

23 295-304 Washington Park lake, drained – from east and west; Washington Park lakehouse 2 views; Washington Park lake bridge; Elk Street view toward proposed Sheridan Parking lot (4/7/21948); Sheridan parking lot (8/26/1949); Packard bus at L.R. Mack showroom (c 1912); wheels of World War II locomotive; New York Central tank locomotive at West Albany shops.

24 305-312 Outside Albany

Locomotive 3 of Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington ; kitchen of Levitt House, 5 Martin Terrace, Colonie; view of Third Street, Troy; drawing of Elsmere School (12/10/1947: Huyck mills, Rensselaer; School 18, South Colonie; Columbia Street bridge, Rensselaer (11/13/1928); Red Mill School, Rensselaer.

25 313-323 B.M. Limberg Turkey Farm,Colonie

21 images of various dates.

26 324-337 Additional Albany Buildings 4 Kate Street, home of Mush Trackner, figure in O’Connell kidnap (c 1930); 49-51 Hurlbut Street; South Pine Avenue, from Western Avenue (c 1912); 149 Washington Avenue (c 1929); 285 Lark Street, National Training school for Certified Nurses; house on Melrose Avenue; house on South Main Avenue; TenEyck Garage, Lark & Spruce Streets(4/--/1931); Shell Gas station, may be 555 South Pearl (9/1/1931); Socony gas station; effigy on side of building (5/31/1958); Ward Foods store; 178 Livingston Avenue; house on New Scotland Avenue.

Miscellaneous

27 338-356 18 images not identified nor dated

28 356-369 14 images not identified nor dated

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