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Glens Falls/Queensbury Files Contain Materials About the History of Glens Falls and Queensbury, Warren County, NY Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library 251 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY 12801 Glens Falls - Queensbury Files (updated April 2018) The Glens Falls/Queensbury Files contain materials about the history of Glens Falls and Queensbury, Warren County, NY. The files contain newspaper clippings, pamphlets, articles, and reports, and sometimes ephemera, such as programs or announcements of events, press releases, advertisements, and a few manuscripts and pictures. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject. Some folders contain a few items, others are quite full. Alphabetical List of Folders in Glens Falls/ Queensbury Files: A Adirondack Credit Service, Inc Adirondack Film Festival Abraham Wing School Adirondack Flames (hockey team) Academy of Medicine Adirondack Horticultural Society Achenbach Jewelers Adirondack Lumberjacks (baseball Adamson & Bayle Company team) Adirondack Alzheimer's Association Adirondack Machine Corp. Adirondack Automated Systems Adirondack Mountain Club, Inc.- Glens Falls Chapter Adirondack Balloon Festival (4 folders) Adirondack Nautilus Adirondack Balloon Flights Adirondack Pastel Society Adirondack Beauty School Adirondack Phantoms (hockey team) Adirondack Camera Club, see Camera Club Adirondack Prevention Services Adirondack Community College (11 Adirondack Red Wings (hockey team) folders) see also SUNY Adirondack Adirondack Sports Complex- see Dome, Adirondack Construction Co. the American Red Cross Adirondack Theatre Festival (5 folders) Ames Chemical Works Adirondack Thunder (hockey team) Ames Goldsmith Adirondack Transit Lines AMG Industries Adult Education- M. D.T. A Angouleme, France Adult Education Architecture A.H.E.P.A. Arena Guild Ahlstrom Armory Airport Arrow Financial Corp. Albany Engineered Systems (AES) Art in the Public Eye (APE) Albany Peat Company Art Room, The Albany Public Market Arts and Crafts Center- Rehabilitation Albany Savings Bank Center Alcoholics Anonymous Associated Charities Allen ‘s Donut and Sandwich Shop Associates of Glens Falls Alzheimer’s Disease Family Support Association for the Blind Group - see also Adirondack Alzheimer's Association Augsbury Corporation American Amateur Union Auringer-Seelye Archeological Society American Association of University Aviation Mall Women American Cancer Society B American Heart Association American Legion-- Glens Falls Post B.B. Fowler - see Fowler’s American Payroll Network Inc. Bandstand Blues Festival (see Glens Falls Blues Bank Square Festival) Barber’s Market Board of Education Bard, C.R. Inc Board of Water Commissioners Barton Group, Inc. Boston Candy Kitchen Baseball Boston Store Basin Street Boxer Drug Store Basketball Boy Scouts Basketball Tournament Bozart Company Bay Street Braley & Co. B. B. Fowler ( see also Fowler’s) Braydon and Chapman Bemis Eye Sanitarium Co. Breslaw’s Benevolent and Protective Order of the Bridges (2 folders) Elks ( B.P.O.E) Broad Street Better Living Center Broad Street Plaza Bicentennial, 1976 (2 folders) Broad Street School Bicentennial, George Washington, 1932 Brotherhood Week Big Boom Buckboards Big Cross Street School Buildings, misc. (See Dolan Building, Binch, H.F. Inc. Union Square, Rogers Building) Binley Florist Buildings, Historic Preservation Black Marble Bullard Press Blind Rock Business - General Bluebird Nest Preschool - Misc. (2folders) Business, cont'd Cemeteries - A, B, C, D (2 folders) Centennial -1876 - E, F, G (2 folders) Centennial- 1939 (2 folders) - H, I, J, K, L Centennial- 2008 - M, N, O, P Central Market - Q, R, S Chamber of Commerce - T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Chamber of Commerce, Outdoor Living Show Business and Professional Women’s Club (BPW) Chapman Historical Museum -see also Glens Falls-Queensbury Historical Buster’s Esso Service,Inc. Association, Inc, see also Old Glens Falls Club, and Serials: Echo Buswell Arms and Ammunition Chapman - brochures - clippings C -News Releases C and R Sheet Metal -Museum Notes- various authors, Caderis Corporation -Cutshall King Call Hardware -1975-1979 Camera Club -1980 - 1983 Canal Boats- see Regional Vertical Files -1984 - 1985 Caritas Child Health Clinic/ Conference Carl R’s Cafe Christian Women’s Club Carson-Duffy Agency Christmas Decorations Catholic Daughters of America Christmas Memories CB Sports Christmas Tree (National - Nov 24, College Men’s Club 1969) Collins Newsroom Chronicle Newspaper, see also Newspapers Colony of New England Women Churches - see Houses of Worship Commercial Association of Glens Falls CIBA- GEIGY -see also Hercules Community Action Powder and Imperial Paper Community Chest Cinematique Movie Theatre Community Coalition Against Domestic Circus Clowns Violence Citizens Advisory Committee Community Council of Glens Falls Citizens Alliance Community Development Civic Center Community Gardens Civic Organizations Community Workshop Inc./ Community, Work and Independence, (CWI) Civic Symphony Orchestra-see Glens Falls Symphony Orchestra Community Youth Theater Civil Air Patrol Company K, 105th Infantry- see New York National Guard, Co. K Civilian Defense Competitive Edge- see Employment Civil Service Agencies Civil War Continental Insurance Company - see Glens Falls Insurance Co. Clark Brothers Silk Mill Conventions Clocks Cool Insuring Agency Clubs Cooper’s Cave (2 Folders) Code Blue - Open Door Cooper’s Cave Ale Co. Coffee Planet Corners Restaurant Cohoes Manufacturing Company Cornerstone Country Club Delta Kappa Gamma Crandall Block Diabetes Organization Crandall Library - see Crandall Public Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Library Institutional Archives Dog Ate My Homework (The) Crandall Park - see Parks, City Dog Shack (The) Crandell H. L., florist Dolan Building Crittenden and Cowles Dome, the (Adirondack Sports Complex) Cross Country Skiing Downtown - See also individual Crosser Memorial Fund businesses Curiosa Downtown Limited Doyle's Gift and Garden Center D Duer’s Oil Company Dump Dairies/ Milk Dealers Dante Civic Association E Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Earltown Corp (2 folders) - Jane McCrea Chapter Earthquake Davidson Brothers Restaurant & Brewery Ecco Davignon’s Grocery Economic Conditions Day Spring Institute Economy Store Dean Color -see Dean in Biographical Eddy, George S - Grocer VF Elks Lodge De Long Fuel Company Elm Street Delong’s Dairy Elmwood Seminary Family Welfare Association Embassy Shirt Makers, Inc. Farmer’s Sheds Empire Ambulance Service Fashion Shop Empire Market Feeder Canal (see Regional Files VF) Empire State College Feeder Dam Empire Terrace Feigenbaum’s Cleaners Empire Theater Feingold Association Employment Agencies - Competitive Figure Skating Club Edge Finch Paper- see Finch, Pruyn Entertainment and Programs, circa 1860- 1916 Finch, Pruyn & Co Erie Canalway -Calendars Epidemics -Cards Erlanger’s Fashion and Men's Store -Clippings Ethnic Heritage -Employee Info Evergreen Bank - see also First National -History Bank of Glens Falls (2 folders) -Paper Samples Every Woman’s Council -Stockholder info Exchange Club -Misc. Exchange Street Finch, Pruyn & Co: Strikes Exempt Fireman’s Association Finch Pruyn & Co: 25 Year Club EXPO Fine Arts Club Fire Department, GF (3 folders) F Family Services Association - see also Fire Department (Queensbury) Associated Charities Fire Stations Galusha & Sons, Inc. Firemen Game Protector Headquarters Fires, GF- 1850's Garden Club - 1864 Gas, Natural -1884 Gas Plant -1894 GENPAK -1902 Geology -1904-1949 George’s -1950 Girl Scouts -1951-1959 Glen at Hiland Meadows (The) -!960 Glendale Furniture -Recent Glen Lake Fires - Queensbury Glens Falls General, First National Bank of Glens Falls, see see Downtown also Evergreen Bank (2 Folders) see Buildings Glen Street First Psychical Society Glens Falls Academy (7 folders) Floyd Bennett Field-see Airport Glens Falls Academy of Gaelic Arts Ford Garage Glens Falls Ale Company Fowler’s Glens Falls Antique Show Frasier Paint Corporation Glens Falls Area Youth Center - see Fraternal Order of the Eagle Glens Falls Youth Center Friendly Red Door Glens Falls Armory-see Armory Friends-in-Council Glens Falls Association for Hearing G Impaired Glens Falls Athletic Association - Recreation Commission /Department Glens Falls Ballet Center - Statistics Glens Falls Billboard Committee Glens Falls Blues Festival Glens Falls Civic Center Glens Falls Board of Education-see Glens Falls Club - see also Glens Falls/ Board of Education Queensbury Historical Ass and see also Chapman Historical Museum Glens Falls Brick Company Glens Falls Coal and Oil Company Glens Falls By-Pass (1959) Glens Falls Community Theatre -see Glens Falls, City of -see also Downtown also Operetta Club - Annual Reports Glens Falls Concert Association - Budget Glens Falls Country Club - Building Code Glens Falls Credit Bureau -Charter (2 folders) Glens Falls Dam -City Hall and Renovation Glens Falls Distributing Co - Clerk’s Office Glens Falls Economic Development Group - Common Council Glens Falls Engraving Co - Description (4 folders) Glens Falls Farmer’s Market - New York State Audit Glens Falls Fire Dept - Officials Glens Falls Forum - Ordinances Glens Falls Foundation - Parks- see Parks, City Glens Falls Golden Eagles (baseball - Planning (2 Folders) team) - Police Glens Falls Grange Glens Falls Green Party - Public Safety Board Glens Falls Habitat for Humanity Glens Falls Mental Hygiene Association Glens Falls High School- before 1926 (after 1926 see Glens Falls Senior High) Glens Falls Middle School Glens Falls Home Glens Falls National Bank & Trust Company Glens Falls Hospital -Annual Reports -Annual Report and Bylaws -Arrow
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