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Indigenous trails near Ballston
Map detailing numerous indigenous trails and campsites
Round lantern
Round lantern with globe chimney protected by heavy wire circles; vented top; wire carrying handle
Zim Smith Trail
Photo of the Zim Smith trail, a public leisure trail which lies where the R & S railroad once was.
Trolly Car Interior
Interior view of a trolley car a seated man is within.
Portrait of Conductor
Formal portrait of conductor, possibly a member of the Haight family, dressed in Boston & Main railroad uniform. Scribbled note on the back includes " Victory Mills Express"
Photo of the Northway
Picture taken of the Northway.
Malta portion of Northway
Newspaper clipping announcing construction of Northway in Malta.
The Kittie West
Kittie West, Erie Canal pleasure boat
Batchellerville Bridge
Batchellerville Bridge across Sacandaga Resevoir from Conklingville
Style Shop Bag
Pastel-flowered plastic bag with solid plastic carrying handle; black lettering A shopping bag from The Style Shop, 26 Front Street, Ballston Spa. Closed, now pool hall. Also known as Caplan's, had branch in Mechanicville.
George Crum's Son
A photo of a man (possibly George Crum's son, Richard) in front of George Crum's (aka Speck) restaurant on Saratoga Lake. Crum is credited with "inventing" the potato chip.
Vischer's Ferry
Hand-operated rope ferry across the Mohawk River at Vischer Ferry; background Niska Isle.
Mohawk River/Erie Canal boat with owners
Mohawk River/Erie Canal boat with owners, Nick Stenburg family, Crescent, NY. The Stenburgs are aunt and uncle of Lyle Warner, Jonesville.
Early springs
Black and white photo of Man getting water from Spring, Ballston Spa, NY
Kayaderosseras Creek
Black and white photograph of Ballston Spa, NY Kayaderosseras (sic) Creek water power early 1900s.
Aquatic Habitats
A map of the aquatic habitats in saratoga County. Includes a legend that ranks water system quality based on species, habitats, connectivity, and natural/impervious land cover types.
Interview with Lynne Mattison and Stuart Whipple
Lynne M. Mattison: I have resided in Saratoga Springs for the past 35 years. I have been active in the union for the past 28 years when I started working for Saratoga School District. I started on committees and worked my way up to a union officer.…
