Or Photos of Stephentown's Past
From time to time, fellow researchers will send me photographs or postcards, with scenes from the past in Stephentown. I have decided to place them on a page of their own, leaving the "Photo Album" for family pictures.
Please feel free to email me your postcards and/or pictures of Stephentown. I will get them posted as soon as I can.
Atwater Residence
Garfield
Kinderhook Creek & Bridge
Garfield
Sawmill
Garfield
The Kinderhook Creek at Garfield
Message reads:
"Dear Love
Thank you for what I found in the pail.
I hope you are well and having a lovely visit.
Sincerely Yours,
D.W.E."
The Platt Residence
Garfield
Brimmer Residence
Stephentown
The Old Dam
Garfield
Message reads:
"This is the Saw Mill Dam. Will send you more ? some time now I know where to send them."
Stephentown Center
Street View, Main Street
This card was sent to my mother by her brother, Nelson "Pete" Sweener, in Feb. 1954. He was in the Army, and participated in the Korean War. He told me that on his way to Colorado for camp, he passed a store along the way called "Sweeners" and was so surprised to see the name so far West.
I found this one at an auction.
This was my grandmother's. She would have been 4 years old and I am guessing that it is something like a Sunday School enrollment, but not sure.
Please feel free to email me your postcards and/or pictures of Stephentown. I will get them posted as soon as I can.
Atwater Residence
Garfield
Kinderhook Creek & Bridge
Garfield
Sawmill
Garfield
The Kinderhook Creek at Garfield
Message reads:
"Dear Love
Thank you for what I found in the pail.
I hope you are well and having a lovely visit.
Sincerely Yours,
D.W.E."
The Platt Residence
Garfield
Brimmer Residence
Stephentown
The Old Dam
Garfield
Message reads:
"This is the Saw Mill Dam. Will send you more ? some time now I know where to send them."
Stephentown Center
Street View, Main Street
This card was sent to my mother by her brother, Nelson "Pete" Sweener, in Feb. 1954. He was in the Army, and participated in the Korean War. He told me that on his way to Colorado for camp, he passed a store along the way called "Sweeners" and was so surprised to see the name so far West.
I found this one at an auction.
This was my grandmother's. She would have been 4 years old and I am guessing that it is something like a Sunday School enrollment, but not sure.