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Adirondack Lifestyles /
This coffee-table style book packed full of old and interesting photographs will make the perfect addition to any historian's collection. This book contains appproximately 300 photographs of people, places, and things local to the Adirondacks in the late 1800's to early 1900's $49.95
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Franklin County NY Family Album Vol 1 / Franklin County Historical & Museum Society
Early Franklin County History
In bygone years a State Senator once stigmatized the county of Franklin as "The Siberia of New York," thereby showing the same lack of knowledge concerning this district that so delayed its settlement. So unfavorably was this section regarded, that when the State set aside thousands of acres for the Revolutionary soldiers, still called "The Old Military Tract," not one acre was taken up. The county is large, having an area of 1,678 square miles, and is not populous, the census of 1920 crediting it with 43,541 inhabitants. But when... $49.95
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Franklin County NY Family Album Vol 1 DVD / Franklin County Historical & Museum Society
Early Franklin County History
In bygone years a State Senator once stigmatized the county of Franklin as "The Siberia of New York," thereby showing the same lack of knowledge concerning this district that so delayed its settlement. So unfavorably was this section regarded, that when the State set aside thousands of acres for the Revolutionary soldiers, still called "The Old Military Tract," not one acre was taken up. The county is large, having an area of 1,678 square miles, and is not populous, the census of 1920 crediting it with 43,541 inhabitants. But when... $19.95
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Franklin Hist Rev #39 / Franklin County House of History
Franklin Historical Review is an annual printing of the history and events during the early years in Franklin County.
The County Historical Society main mission is to educate and stimulate historical interest. $8.95
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Franklin Hist Rev #40 / Franklin County House of History
Franklin Historical Review is an annual printing of the history and events during the early years in Franklin County.
The County Historical Society main mission is to educate and stimulate historical interest. $8.95
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Franklin Hist Rev #41 / Franklin County House of History
Franklin Historical Review is an annual printing of the history and events during the early years in Franklin County.
The County Historical Society main mission is to educate and stimulate historical interest. $8.95
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Franklin Hist Rev #42 / Franklin County House of History
Franklin Historical Review is an annual printing of the history and events during the early years in Franklin County.
The County Historical Society main mission is to educate and stimulate historical interest. $8.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 1 / Franklin County House of History
Compilations of Vol 1-5 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $24.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 1 / Franklin County House of History
Compilations of Vol 1-5 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $49.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 2 / Franklin County House of History
Compilations of Vol 6-10 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $24.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 2 / Franklin County House of History
Compilations of Vol 6-10 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $49.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 3 / Franklin County House of History
Compilation of of Vol 11-15 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $24.95
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Franklin Hist Rev Col 3 / Franklin County House of History
Compilation of of Vol 11-15 These books offer tidbits of history, stories, photos and little known facts about, but not limit to, Malone, Chateaugay, Bellmont, St. Regis Falls, Brandon, West Bangor and Constable. Interesting topics and stories such as "old time railroading," "horse thieves," and "the case of the eccentric millionaire" are dlved into. $49.95
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Franklin Historical Review #43--2008 / Franklin County Historical & Museum Society
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History of the Chateaugay Ore And Iron, A / Delaware & Hudson Railroad; Compiled by Linney, J.R.
The history of the Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company is a story of an "ironworks" that was founded,, among others, in the dense wilderness of the Adirondack Mountains, in New York State. Adventure and romance filled many of the years of its pioneer founders and builders.
The steady growth of the company was due to the exceptional quality of its iron ore, which was conceded to be the best found on the America continent., and possibly the world.
The Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company became a subsidiary of The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corporation, to which it became a substantial contrib... $18.95
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Hunting Adventures in the Northern Wilds / Hammond, Samuel H
Nestled in the mountains of northern New York are thousands of acres of the most wild and romantic natural scenery. This area, once known as the "Shatagee Woods," includes the area encompassing beautiful Chateaugay Lake, Bradley Pond, Mountain Pond, Ragged Lake, Indian Lake, Lake Meacham and Saranac Lake. Through the years, the land has been commercialized from this once unbroken paradise, and much of its original beauty is locked away in the pages history.
Author Samuel H. Hammond, Albany attorney and editor of the Albany State Register, visited this area in the mid 1800'... $24.95
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Lost Prince, The / Hanson, John H
Although the story of the Lost Dauphin begins with the French Revolution in 1789, it really is a nineteenth century romance. More than forty people were claiming to the throne of France, most of them obviously fraudulent, and the mystery of the little prince's disappearance was heightened by the possibility that he would reappear in some dramatic way to reclaim his title. An abundance of magazine articles and books speculated and debated, but no unchallenged Dauphin appeared.
The Lost Prince: Facts tending to Prove the Identity of Louis the Seventeenth, of France, and the Rev. Ele... $24.95
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Mini Sketches of Westville / Stockwell, Ola
Just over 30 years ago, Town Historian Ola M. Stockwell accepted the challenge of chronicling Westville's history, not only with historical facts, but with the names, dates, activities and pictures of people who lived in her community, past and present. This project, the first ever in Westville, was part of the nation's Bicentennial celebration. As a witness to the town's history for 92 years, and a teacher, I am sure Ola would be happy that her published work has also reached into the future to educate researchers in the 21st Century and beyond.
--Susan C. McGibbon Tobias, President, We... $12.95
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Old Guide's Story / Welch, Tad
Reminiscenses of Old Guide--Famed thru North Country
In 1930 the Editor of the Malone Evening Telegram (Malone, New York) wrote:
At rare intervals there comes to a newspaper office opportunity to print a manuscript of unusual interest and appeal.
Such a one is the reminiscences of Charles E. Merrill, for 30 years an Adirondack guide, a member of one of the oldest and best know families of the North Country.
Under the title The Old Guide's Story, the Telegram will print Mr. Merrill's book.
Trained in the great outdoors rather than in the schoold, Guide Merril... $49.95
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Our Covered Bridge / Kelly, Florence
When we think of pioneers, we generally picture the vast reaches of the Old West. However, there are many other parts of our country which have as glorious and colorful a past as the sections west of the Mississippi. It is one of these little-known lands of Northern New York on the Canadian border that Florence Kelly writes about in this absorbing and memorable book containing stories from and around Cook's Corners, NY.
Florence Kelly (1888-1979) was the daughter of Lewis and Ella Ellsworth Kelly. Born in Bangor, NY, she lived most of her life in the Cook's Corners area. Besides a bout w... $15.95
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Place Names of Franklin County / Harder, Kelsie B & Pool, Carol P
Franklin County, named after Benjamin Franklin, was formed on March 11th, 1808 as the 41st county of the state of New York. Like its namesake, the land surface of the county was truly versatile, from the northern agricultural plains of the St. Lawrence River Valley, to the rugged peaks of the Adirondack Mountains.
This book's historical view of how each township's name was acquired is an entertaining and invaluable resource to not only researchers and genealogists, but also for the layman to read and enjoy.
"Kelsie Harder and Carol Payment Poole have brought tog... $24.95
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US Campaign of 1813 / Sellar, Robert
From the early 19th century comes a history rich with heroic tales and epic battles as the early explorers wrestled civilizations out of the bare earth of North America. This time was marked with fierce conflicts and political skirmishes.
The strategy was simple enough; the goal was the conquest of Canada. The old invasion route into Canada by way of Lake Champlain and the Richelieu River led directly to the most populous part of the enemy's territory. The capture of Montreal would cut the line of communications upon which the British defense of Upper Canada depended, and the fall ... $4.95
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Water Over the Falls / Paula LaVoy
St. Regis Falls was carved out of the Adirondack woods. The settlers who cut the trees, cleared the land and built their homes lived one day at a time, facing many of the same challenges we face in the 21st Century. The town grew to include industry, a railroad depot, churches, schools and an undefeated high school basketball team. Author Paula Lavoy has talked to old-timers who heard the local legends first hand from their ancestors. Unable to keep these wonderful vignettes to herself, she has compiled Water Over the Falls: St. Regis Falls History to share these nuggets of history, otherwi... $24.95
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