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This collection is incredible and a real gift -- thank you so much for your careful conservation and this beautifully done site. I'll be sharing it with my students!

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this site is coooooooooooooool keeeeeeeeeeep it uuuuuuuuup

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I love your web site!!!!It makes me want to do one!! Bobbi

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Saw your Struble house postcard online. Thank you so much for sharing. I am the historian of the hamlet of Conquest. I do not have this postcard so if you are ever thinking of selling I would like a shot at bidding. Mr. Struble was killed on this farm, dragged by a team of horses. His widow moved to the village about half a mile away. The property was purchased by the Baker family who raised their eight children there. It is now owned by a Mennonite family, the Horsts who have made some changes to the home and outbuildings.

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very very nice, love the content. This helps me so much; my 95yr old Grandmother is from Brooklyn and often talks about the "old days". She still lives alone in her apt, next to Prospect Park

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thank you for the delightful postcards have you any of Harlem?

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Wow, great collection of cool images

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Alan, Found your web site by accident, spent hours looking at your collection of postcards(Photos) of Syracuse. I was an immigrant in the 1950's and settled in Syracuse grow up and left at 19. Recently I have been thinking about all the places I've been and Syracuse is no doubt my favorite I guess I still think of it as my home. I would like to thank you again for letting people like me view your collection and reminisce...Thanks

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I have a mini collection and Rochester is my home town. Any photos of Flower City Park from the late 1800's through the 40"s?