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Advertisement for Chas. O. Colvin, carriage and wagon builder, and dealer in carriages, sleighs, and harnesses
Advertisement for Chas. O. Colvin, carriage and wagon builder, located in Merrick, N.Y. Colvin also was a dealer in carriages, sleighs, and harnesses, and he performed repair work, painting, blacksmithing, etc.
Advertisement for Fred Menendez, dealer in carriages and wagons
Advertisement for Fred Menendez, dealer in carriages and wagons, located in Bellmore, N.Y. Menendez also sold horse goods, and offered repair, painting, and lettering services. The business was the successor to C.O. Colvin & Co.
Advertisement for Willis B. Burt, builder of carriages, buckboards, spring wagons, and sleighs
Advertisement for Willis B. Burt, builder of carriages, buckboards, spring wagons, and sleighs. Burt, whose factory was located in Northport, N.Y., also offered horseshoeing and general jobbing services.
Greetings from Wading River, Long Island, N.Y.
“Greetings from” postcard with image of two farmers in a field, loading hay onto a wagon. (Color)
Hempstead Lake. Hempstead, L.I.
View of Hempstead Lake, with an oncoming horse drawn wagon on a dirt road that runs alongside the lake. Message on the front and addressee information on the back, both handwritten. (B&W)
Leon A. Rushmore Sr. [?] loading pumpkins in a wagon, unidentified worker piling pumpkins, at Rushmore Farms
Leon A. Rushmore Sr. [?] loading pumpkins in a wagon, unidentified worker piling pumpkins, at Rushmore Farms.
Leon A. Rushmore, Jr., standing in front of a fully loaded market wagon at Rushmore Farms
Leon A. Rushmore, Jr., standing in front of a fully loaded market wagon at Rushmore Farms.
Leon A. Rushmore, Sr. (top) and an unidentified worker loading hay on a wagon, 1918
Leon A. Rushmore, Sr. (top) and an unidentified worker loading hay on a wagon, 1918
Leon A. Rushmore, Sr., and unidentified worker loading pumpkins into a wagon at Rushmore Farms
Leon A. Rushmore, Sr., and unidentified worker loading pumpkins into a wagon at Rushmore Farms, 1916
Long Island Express drivers standing alongside their wagons at the Hempstead Long Island Railroad station.
Facsimile of a c.1890s photograph of Long Island Express drivers standing alongside their wagons at the Hempstead Long Island Railroad station on Fulton Avenue. The company handled local baggage and express deliveries.