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Herald Statesman, Sept. 5, 1974 – Old Fulton History – Tom Tryniski
Old Fulton History – Tom Tryniski
Barton Chapin Real Estate – Yonkers, NY
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© Frank H. Jump
Twenty-five Years Out – History of the Class of 1927 – Yale University © Google Books
WILLIAM BARTON CHAPIN, JR. 8 Brooklands, Bronxville, N. Y. Business address: 161 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. For some years Bill has been operating his own real estate and insurance business under the name ofBarton Chapin – 25 Years Out
Old Fulton History – Herald Statesman, Friday April, 17 1965
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Pictorial History – 75th Anniversary Issue – October 22, 1916
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Pictorial History 1916 – Google Books (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE)
(OR Before everything got screwed up) Brooklyn Daily Eagle – Google Books (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE)
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Pictorial History – Google Books (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE)
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Pictorial History – Google Books (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE)
The Yonkers Gazette – Getty Square UPDATED
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
According to the Library of Congress [loc.gov] The Yonkers Gazette ran from 1866 – 1923 [J.G.P. Holden, Publisher].
J.G.P. Holden – History of Westchester – J. Thomas Scharf A. M., LL.D. 1886 – L.E. Preston & Co, Publisher
Prior to that it was just the Gazette from 1864 – 1866 [Yonkers Democratic Pub. Assn.], preceded by The Herald from 1852 – 1866 [Thomas C. Cornell, Publisher].
Thomas C. Cornell – History of Westchester – J. Thomas Scharf A. M., LL.D. 1886 – – L.E. Preston & Co, Publisher
Otis Elevator Smokestack – Elisha Graves Otis – Humble Beginnings in Yonkers, NY [UPDATED]
Yonkers Odd Fellows Hall – North Broadway – Yonkers, NY
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
According to the Arcadia book Yonkers, the Odd Fellows hall on North Broadway was where members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, one of Yonkers’ oldest fraternal organizations dedicated to caring for the widowed, orphaned and needy, met until the hall was sold in 1946.
From the Arcadia book, Yonkers – Then & Now (pg 24) – Courtesy of the Yonkers Historical Society
