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Before World War Two, professional street races, contests on circuits laid out on public roads, had grown in popularity in America in places like…
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In 1917, America entered the hellish nightmare of World War I. During the conflict, nearly 20,000 American nurses served in hospitals across Europe… -
Today’s throwback Thursday photograph is a stereographic image of Freer’s Glen, now Watkins Glen State Park, circa 1863. Stereograph photography was very…
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On April 15, 1912, the largest ship of its day, the Titanic, struck an iceberg and sank in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic. Among the 700…
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On September 17, 1862 the Battle of Antietam exploded across the streams and fields of a sleepy Maryland town. It would be America’s bloodiest day of the…
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Today's throwback Thursday photograph is a portrait of Jane Delano, a trailblazer in the field of modern nursing. Delano was born near Montour Falls, New…
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Today's vintage throwback Thursday photo shows Main Street in Montour Falls, New York circa 1863. The bridge over the canal that once cut through the…
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Located in a town where American motor racing holds court, The International Motor Racing Research Center, on Decatur Street in the Village of Watkins…
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In the early days of the twentieth century, the social elite of the world built and sailed magnificent pleasure boats to and from their vacation…
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In the heart of Schuyler County, nestled just south of Seneca Lake, is Catharine Valley Trail. Here both lovers of nature and history can come together to…
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