Yulan Cottage 1921
Yulan Cottage was owned by Mrs. Hensel in 1921. It’s possible the Metzger family owned it previously.
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Maplecrest near Washington Lake
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Yulan Restaurant, 1937
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Eldred, NY around 1910
As I have time, I am archiving and organizing all the files, information, and photos on my computer, and ran across this postcard. The first buildings across the road in the middle of the card are the Methodist church and … Continue reading
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1910 Frosch’s Casino
Do any of Halfway Brook viewers remember hearing about Frosch’s Casino on Beaver Brook?
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Church Street, Yulan
In the middle on the left hand side is Saint Anthony’s Church in Yulan. Does anyone know whose house is/was on the right?
Barryville Boarding House Memories
Here are some photos or postcards of Barryville taken before 1945. The Spring House boarding house or inn was on River Road. If you would like to write about your memories of Barryville whether a house, the Riviera Theater, Clouses, … Continue reading
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The Road to Yulan from Barryville
Here is a postcard I did not include in Echo Hill and Mountain Grove because I was not sure of its location. Can anyone help? My next post will be about Yulan and the boarding houses nearby on Washington, Bodine, … Continue reading
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Erie Train Depot in Port Jervis, N.Y.
There were some stores in Barryville and Eldred, but townsfolk continued to travel to Port Jervis for the household items they needed. John B. Jervis, for whom Port Jervis (Carpenter’s Point) was named, had been the chief engineer of the … Continue reading
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Looking South from Eldred’s 4 corners
The man is standing at the center of Eldred. The view is looking south towards Barryville on Brook Road. At the left is the corner of William Wilson’s grocery store. Next, possibly Abel Myers’ store, the Parker Hotel. In the … Continue reading
