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Love the concept, am originally from Lockport & have collected old Lockport cards for years. If you are interested and if I can locate mine, I would be willing to send mine so you could add them to your page? How far back do you go?

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I spent every summer of my life from 1937-1953 at Cliff Haven, NY. We all LOVED it.

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I have three sets of the Fort Ticonderoga military related postcards. 1) American Troops at Fort Ticonderoga 1775-1776-1777 by Colonel Harry C. Larter, Jr. U.S.A. (12 Postcards in an envelope) 2) French Regiments Stationed at Fort Carillon (Fort Ticonderoga) July 8th, 1758 By Col. Harry C. Larter, Jr. U.S.A. (12 Postcards in an envelope) 3) British Regiments Ticonderoga, 1758-1777 by Alex. R. Cattley (20 Postcards in an envelope) If you would like the sets or front and back scans please let me know. Norm

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I really liked the site...keep up the good work

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I would like to visit new york but don't know where is the best place to stay. i want to see central park. Can anyone advise me?

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MY FAMILY HAVE BEEN COMING TO SENECA LAKE SINCE 1954. WE HAVE OWNED PROPERTY SINCE 1960. WE LOVE IT, MY WIFE GREW UP IN PHILLY, SHE USED TO GO TO THE SHORE ALL THE TIME TILL SHE WENT TO THE LAKE. NEEDLESS TO SAY THE LAKE WON HANDS DOWN. THE SAME GOES FOR ALL MY FAMILY FRIENDS ALONG WITH MY OWN FRIENDS. WE ARE NOW ON SECOND AND THIRD GENERATIONS COMING TO THE LAKE. I JUST WANTED TO LET SOMEONE KNOW THE IMPACT THE LAKE HAS HAD ON MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING.

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You have provided us with a visual link to our past. Well done. Thank you.

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Oh my goodness, what a wonderful idea and how nice it is! This is very timely--am about to visit clients in Delaware, and wishing that I had a "Greetings from New York" postcard to tuck into the plant gifts that I am taking. So I have "borrowed" some of your images, and will try to do some judicious editing. I will scan and send you some Syracuse area postcards for your online collection: I have a dear friend who is a collector of any ephemera of businesses from Syracuse, and have just liberated some of his postcards to frame for him. I will scan them first. Please let me know if you ever come across any postcards of N. Townsend Street, or lower James Street in Syracuse. Thanks, and good luck, and thanks for the enjoyment that your site has afforded. Laurie.

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This is a great web site.I love the feel it creates for New York history.