Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
1977.132.0652a |
Title |
Exchange Street Merchant's Clambake |
Description |
Exchange Street Merchant's Clambake, August, 1912 at Beacher Sprague's Cottage, Glen Lake. Duplicate: 1977.132.652b. |
Collection |
General Photograph Collection |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Lexicon sub-category |
Documentary Artifact |
Date |
1912 |
Place |
Warren Co./Queensbury |
Search Terms |
Exchange Street Glen Lake Portrait |
Classification |
Occupations People Men |
People |
Hall, Robert Stahleger, Andrew Dressley, Joseph Narrow, Frederick Hall, Clifford Seems, Euclid Hazelton, Philip Feeney, James Zerfass, Henry Bovair, Frederick Lewis, Benjamin Garno, Earnest Lyons, George Pfau, Charles Jones, John Smith, Edward Donnelly, Leonard Moore, Edwin P. Jr. Brown, Richard Partridge, Orville Stewart, James Jackson, James Downey, Park Russell, Solomon W. Arnold, William H. Moore, Edwin P. Sr. O'Connor, Charles Bayle, Louis Sprague, Beecher Robillard, Simeon Capone, Joseph Snyder, John Wood, William Whitmore, Willis Kirkpatrick, Howard |
Medium |
Unmounted black and white photograph |
Notes |
This photograph was part of a private archival collection collected by Alexander Miller, Superintendent of Glens Falls Schools. This is a written key to the names of the Exchange St. Merchant's Clam Bake 1912 that accompanied the photograph. Since there are so many names and occupations, I did not research these men in the city directories: "1. Robert Hall, Post Office Employer and Captain of Co. K. N. G. N. Y. ; 2. Andrew Stahleger, Harness Maker, employed by James Jackson; 3. Joseph Dressley; 4. Fred Narrow; 5. Clifford Hall; 6. Euclid Seems, a delivery boy for Moore's Market; 7. Philip Hazelton, a painting contractor; 8. James Feeney; 9. Henry Zerfess, a retail fish market proprietor; 10. Fred Bovair; 11. Ben Lewis, a merchant tailor; 12. Earnest Garno, name may not be right; 13. George Lyons, manager of the saloon owned by Wm. H. Arnold; 14. Charles Pfau; 15. John Jones; 16 ? 17. Ed Smith (may not be correct); 18. Leo Donnelly, clerk at the Boston Store; 19. Edwin P. Moore Jr., clerk in Moore's Market; 20. Richard Brown; 21. ORville Partridge, clerk at Englanders' Clothing Store; 22. James Stewart, coachman and handyman for Samuel Pruyn; 23. James Jackson, proprietor of Jackson's harness store; 24. Park Downey, proprietor of a bar and lunch room; 25. Solomon W. Russell, real estate; 26. William H. Arnold, proprietor of a saloon and bottling works; 27. E. P. Moore, proprietor of Moore's Market and Grocery; 28. Charles O'Conner, coal dealer; 29. Louis Bayle, official of the Boston Store Co.; 30. Beecher Sprague, official of the Morning Star; 31. Simeon Robillard; 32. Joseph Capone, proprietor of a shoe repair shop; 33. John Snyder, employed at Moore's market; 34. William Wood, employed at the City and Sheriff Offices; 35. Willis Whitmore, employed at Moore's Market; 36. Howard Kirkpatrick, Head Meat Cutter at Moore's Market. |
Print size |
7" x 9.5" |