Gouverneur Fair 1899

Gouverneur Morris

Links about Gouverneur Morris: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/RevWar/ss/morrisg.htm

and

http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/gouverneur_morris.html

Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary

History of SLC New York - Philadelphia - LH Everts - 1878 - Durant, Samuel W

1858 Wesleyan Seminary, Rev FC Bruce, AM Principal - Baptist Church, Rev OW Babcock Pastor - School House - 1st Presbyterian Church, Rev BB Beckwith, Pastor

Etching from 1858 Map from Actual Surveys by AE Rogerson CE - Published by JB Shields - Minor St Philadelphia

Gouverneur Child's Gazetteer 1873/4 see Note 6 at bottom of page - click here:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CHILDS/Gouverneur.HTM

Famous Graduates - to name a few:

Newton Martin Curtis http://www.famousamericans.net/newtonmartincurtis/

Rhoda Fox Graves

http://www.northnet.org/stlawrenceaauw/graves.htm

William Bingham Goodrich

http://web.stlawu.edu/library/libarc/goodrmss56/goodrichmss56/nn4/goodrichmss56_1.htm

Burt Orrin Kinney (Kinney Drugs)

http://www.kinneydrugs.com/company/about.php

Thomas B Welch (Welch Grape Juice)

http://www.vineland.org/history/welchs/DrTBWelch.html

Civil War -Battery D - NY Light Artillery - Winslow's Battery

Monument at Gettysburg for Battery D 1st NY Artillery in the Civil War

Captain George Bigelow Winslow's Battery- Battery D - First NY Light Artillery - Gettysburg, Civil War - Battle of the Wheat Field in Support of Dan Stickles - Read more here

Capt George Bigelow Winslow, Battery D, First NY Light Artillery - Civil War

Photo provided by Joe Lorenza- Gouverneur Museum

Graves here - link to Anne Cady's Site - Riverside Cemetery Gouverneur:

Lucius Murray Winslow, 1860-1884, Monument (Section B)
George Bigelow Winslow, 1832-1883 (Section B) (Captain)
Sarah G. Barney, wife of George B. Winslow, 1840-1924 (Section B)
Albert Barney Winslow, 1870-1884 (Section B)
Milton Start Winslow, 1872-1895 (Section B)

Lieut L.J Richardson - Battery D, First NY Light Artillery - Civil War

Photo provided by Joe Lorenza- Gouverneur Museum

Ogdensburg Advance 1907

1885

Willis H Loomis Talc Corp 1920s

Ogdensburg Advance 1921

Ogdensburg Advance 1922

Ogdensburg Advance 1926

Loomis Talc Mill

Talc Mill

Summer/Winter 1913

Bush & Haven 1912

St. Lawrence Inn 1920s

St. Lawrence Inn

Arch & St. Lawrence Inn

Hotel - 1855 - P. Van Buren Proprietor

Etching from 1858 Map from Actual Surveys by AE Rogerson CE - Published by JB Shields - Minor St, Philadelphia

Peter Van Buren - Riverside Cemetery

click here:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiversideT.HTM

Rootsweb family tree - click here:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=buchroeder&id=I101781309

Feb 18, 1988 Watertown Times Article by G Robert Farmer "Van Buren, Silas Wright Closely Linked" states that Gouverneur tavern keeper Peter Van Buren was related to (President) Martin Van Buren.

Gouverneur Press 1882

Ogdensburg Advance 1943

New York Central Stations 0ld & New - 1912

Train Depot 1936

New York Central Train Depot

Interior NY Central Depot

Train Depot

Marble Mill 1910

Ogdensburg Advance 1927

Marble Quarry 1909

Marble Quarry

Marble Quarry 1917

St Lawrence Marble Quarry

Quarry - Mid 1920s

Marble Company

Marble Quarries

Northern NY Marble Works

Marble Quarry

Marble Pit

More Marble

Marble Quarry late 1940s

Main Street Looking East

Main Street

Main Street 1911

Main Street

Business Section - Main Street

Main Street

Main Street Looking West

Union Hall 1906 - C.H Browne & Co Hardware Stoves BC, Union Hall Music Store

Union Hall - Bush & Haven - 1912

Main Street Looking West

Taft & Sherman Banner over street

Grand Hotel - Rugs - Curtis

Business Section - early 1900s

Main Street Bridge & Wood Building

Main Street Bridge

Main Street

Main Street 1907

Residential Main Street 1910

East Main Street 1913

Clinton Street, Lunch Wagon, 1915

Matoon Creek & Bridge 1907

Matoon Creek & Bridge

Matoon Creek Bridge - 1910

Matoon Creek & Bridge

Matoon Rail Road Bridge

Matoon Creek 1940s

Old Mill & Oswegatchie 1909

Store Fire & Ice Storm - Salada Tea

Rock Island Street 1907

North Clinton Street - Freeman Block 1910

Sylvia Lake Hotel early 1900s

Boy on a Slide - Sylvia Lake

Roller Skating Rink, Sylvia Lake

International Lace Manufacturing Plant

Potsdam St. Lawrence Herald 1902

International Lace Mill 1910

Lace Mill

1858 Map by AE Rogerson CE - Published by JB Shields - Philadelphia

Gouverneur Herald 1880

St. Lawrence Plaindealer 1878

1885

Abel Godard Bank established in 1874

St. James Catholic Church

Catholic Church

Episcopal Church

Episcopal Church around 1915

Presbyterian Church 1907

Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church 1909

Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church Organ 1920

First Baptist Church & Memorial Library

New York Times 1898

Methodist Church 1907

Methodist Church 1912

ME Church

South Side of Square 1911

Red Brick Tavern Main Street

Red Brick Tavern

Ideal Market

Public Library 1906

Public Reading Room 1915

Post Office

Oswegatchie River Bridge

Oswegatchie Bridge 2

Oswegatchie River 1926

Memorial Arch 1907

Arch & First Baptist Church

Memorial Arch

Least We Forget Memorial Arch

Ogdensburg Advance 1928

Arch & Presby Church 1914

Park

International Milk Products 1915

Borden's & Station

Pioneer Ice Cream - Borden Co.

Horton Ice Cream

High School

High School 2

High School 1908

High School 1909

Old High School Gouverneur 1920s

High School 1941

Dean High School

(Cora and Jennie Dean - SLU Graduates - daughters of Orison Dean and Mira Aldrich Dean)

Gouverneur Press 1946

Van Duzee Memorial Hospital

Edward John Noble Hospital

St. Lawrence Plaindealer June 13, 1939

Who was Edward John Noble? From Wikipedia, "1882-1958) ...was a US Broadcasting and candy industrialist originally from Gouverneur, NY. He co-founded the Life Savers Corporation in 1913. He founded the American Broadcasting Company when he purchased the NBC Blue Network in 1943 following the FCC's decree that RCA divest itself of one of its two radio networks. In 1912chocolate manufacturer Clarence Crane from Cleveland, Ohio invented Life Savers as a "summer candy" that could withstand heat better than chocolate. Since the mints looked like miniature life preservers, he called them Life Savers. After registering the trademark, Crane sold the rights to the peppermint candy to Edward Noble for $2,900. Noble created tin-foil wrappers to keep the mints fresh, instead of cardboard rolls. Pep-O-Mint was the first Life Savor flavor. Since then many different flavors of Life Savers have been produced. The five-flavor roll first appeared in 1935. Sometimes Ed would sneak a wintergreen Lifesaver or two, turn out the lights, and shock his staff by creating sparks from his mouth. That is how the early days of spark gap radio were started. Edward also had 3 hospitals and a foundation named after him."

His parents were Harvey H Noble and Edna Wood Noble. Harvey ran a coal, wood & building supply company in Gouverneur (see photos below)and he was an agent for the Rome & Watertown RR. Edward went to Yale. He also served on the Board of Trustees for SLU.

Harvey may have been the son of Reuben Noble and Mary Hale - all buried together at Riverside Cemetery in Gouverneur:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiversideN.HTM

Rootsweb link on Reuben: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lucinda&id=I7468

"Harvey H Noble - coal, wood, shingles, cement, wall plaster, fertilizer, salt, brick, sewer pipe, land tile etc. also a full line of cheese factory and creamery supplies and machinery" - 1911