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Main Street - Trout Lake - 1920s

Trout Lake 1950s

North End of Trout Lake, Edwards

Trout Lake 1910

View of Town

Sky View - Edwards - 1950s

Edwards - Early 1900s

Library 1925

Hepburn Library - 1950s

Edwards Town Hall

Town Hall - 1950s

Main Street early 1900s

Padgetts New Store

Who were the Padgetts?

1870 Census: Samuel V, 43 , Millwright born Vt., Mary 43, George H, 20 Millwright, Frank M, 17, Farm Laborer, Nettie 15, Millie A 14, Harriett 10

1920 Census: Living on Main St - George H 70,Retail Merchant General Store, Julia F , 70

Living on Second St - Weldon 37, Retail Merchant General Store, Lulu D, 32, Weldon C 8, Herbert H 6

Main Street Looking West early 1900s

Edwards 1906 - Hotel Edward on the corner - Harness Shop

Main Street 1910

Main Street 1915

Edwards National Bank, Hotel, Street Sign - to Tupper Lake and Star Lake

1909 Main Street

Main Street North

Downtown Edwards 1940s

Zinc Mines - burned - 1914

Northern Ore Company Mines - 1915

Potsdam St Lawrence Herald 1900

Canton Commercial Advertiser 1913

Canton Commercial Advertiser 1916

Masonic Hall - Edwards

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St. Lawrence Plaindealer 1894:

St. Lawrence Plaindealer May 9, 1906:

Governor Alexander O. Brodie
(1902-1905)

St. Lawrence Plaindealer May 17, 1877

St Lawrence Plaindealer September 21, 1898

Roosevelt & Brodie - Grand Canyon 1903

Alexander Oswald Brodie - born 1849: From Edwards, he was a Cavalry officer at Fort Apache, Arizona Territory; recruited a regiment that became his friend Theodore Roosevelt’s famous Rough Riders (he succeeded Roosevelt as commander of the unit); and was Governor of Arizona Territory, 1902-05. Graduated from SLU in 1867.