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Sailing - Brockville

Steamer - Brockville - Smith's Island

Morristown Brockville Ferry - 1920s

Elmer W Jones - Brockville

Ogdensburg Advance 1942

Ogdensburg Advance 1953

Morristown - Brockville Ferry

Morristown Ferry

Rounding Chapman's Point

The Winter Ferry

From Chapman's Point

Chapman Residence

Built by Samuel Stocking in 1826 and sold in 1841 to Augustus Chapman. It was an underground railway stop known as Hawk's Nest.

Chapman's Point - Residence in distance

Bridge Across The Bay

Morristown from Across the Bay

Morristown from Across the Bay - 1910

Bridge over Bay

Morristown Dock & Ferry - 1920s

Morristown Ferry and RR Station

Morristown from the St Lawrence River

Morristown Sky View

Steamer - St Lawrence , Spotlight

Steamer - St. Lawrence

Steamer St. Lawrence

Bigelow

Thousand Islander 1913

Island Belle

Riverside Landing at Morristown

Steamer Riverside

Empress of Australia 1924

SS St Lawrence - Canadian - 1944

View up the River

Looking down the Street to the River - around 1910

Comstock Inn

Depot and Comstock Inn

Comstock Inn & Depot 1910

NYC Station, Morristown

Train from RR Bridge

Comstock Buildings

Morristown Waterfront 1911

MH Comstock

Comstock Building

Comstock Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills 1883

The Office

The Factory

Girl with Umbrella

Feeding the Baby

Girl Watering Flowers

Comstock - 1888

Comstock Girl & Wolf

View of Town from River

School

High School & Presbyterian Church - early 1900s

Gouverneur Street

High School 1920s

Boardwalk early 1900s

Ogdensburg Advance 1959

Jacques Cartier State Park

Milk Plant - early 1900s

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Thousand Island Properties

1908 Zavikon

Info from AllExperts.com:
Zavikon Island has the smallest international bridge in the world. It is only thirty-two feet long and connects a Canadian island and an American island. The boundary agreement in 1793 between the American and Canadian governments decided that no island would be split in two. The boundary line would run a 100 yards from any shore line, and if this was not made possible, the line would run right down the middle of the islands. However, there would be problems on which government would collect the taxes.This explains why the boundary between the U.S. and Canada follows a zigzag line. Two-thirds of the islands are in Canadian territory, but the total acreage of the Canadianand American islands is closely equal.

Summer Island Home near Prescott 1909

Boldt Estate - by Alexandria Bay

George C. Boldt's Estate 1914

George Boldt, who came to the US in the 1860s from Prussia, was once the Manager of the Waldorf Astoria in NYC and the Bellevue Hotel in Pa. He built this castle, 16th century replica of the Rhineland Castle, for his wife Louise. She died in 1904 and the castle was left unfinished for decades. To read more click here: http://www.snopes.com/glurge/waldorf.htm

More on the castle click here: http://www.1000islands.com/alexbay/boldtcas.htm

Alexandria Bay - Thousand Island House - built 1872/3 by Orren G. Staples & was torn down 1936 by Abe Cooper, Babcock Carriage Company. It stood on the site where River Hospital stands.

Ford Vault - Ogdensburg (from Anne Cady's Site): David Ford, A pioneer of Morristown, NY; Born April 16, 1761, Died November 6, 1835 - Lt Colonel Whiskey Rebellion in 1794 - His Journal: http://www.archive.org/stream/journalofexpedit00ford#page/n3/mode/2up

Gouverneur Morris

Gouverneur Morris (January 31, 1752 – November 6, 1816) was an American statesman and a native of New York who represented Pennsylvania in the Constitutional Convention of 1787. He was also an author of large sections of the Constitution of the United States and one of its "signers". He is widely credited as the author of the document's preamble: "We the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union ... " and has been called the 'Penman of the Constitution.' In an era when most Americans thought of themselves as citizens of their respective states, Morris advanced the idea of being a citizen of a single union of states. A gifted scholar, Morris enrolled at King's College (now Columbia University) at age twelve, in 1764. He graduated in 1768 and received a master's degree in 1771.

Link about Gouverneur Morris: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/RevWar/ss/morrisg.htm

and

http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/gouverneur_morris.html

Junction of Ottawa & St. Lawrence - 1841

Engraved by J Cousen - G Virtue , London

New York Times - April 19, 1856

Brockville Log Raft 1842

Rafting on the St. Lawrence - Currier & Ives Print

Warf & Depot - 1907

Dup

Main Street with a glimpse of the Asylum across the River - 1908

Main Street

View from Main Street

Boardwalk - St. Lawrence in the Distance - 1910

Another view of Main Street - Brockville Asylum across River

Railroad Bridge 1917

Railroad Bridge

The Falls

Rose Manor

Main Street

Morristown 1911

Morristown - early 1900s

Morristown 1914

Unveiling Soldiers Monument

May 30, 1911

Soldier's Monument

Main Street

Main Street - Lunch Room Restaurant

Main Street 1910

Main Street 1950s

Presbyterian Church early 1900s

Presbyterian Church 1909

Church

Gouverneur St & Church

Catholic Church & Rectory

Parochial School

ME Church & Parsonage 1906

Christ Church Morristown

Episcopal Church

New Episcopal Church

Episcopal Church

Episcopal Church 1919

Ogdensburg Advance 1942

Old Wind Mill

Built by Hugh McConnell, a miller from Scotland in 1825 who did not get a chance to finish it as he drown in the St. Lawrence river in 1826. It served as a jail for a short time in 1880 and during WWII served as an aircraft observation post