The Post Office

Post Office

L. to R.: Henry T. Tucker (Postmaster 1910-1914), Lester Harse, John Simmons, Earl Kelley, Walter Cavell

About this photo, Ken Wooster wrote: “This interior view of the post office is during the period after July 1, 1902, the date on which the move was made to East Genesee Street, in the Shear Block, where it remained until 1962… Walter Cavell (far right) is tending a customer at the service window.” The address today is 5 E. Genesee Street, and the space is the home of S.J. Moore Jewelers. Below, a second photo of the interior:

Post Office copy

L. to R.: John Simmons, William H. Hennessey (Postmaster 1914-1923), Walter Cavell, Clarence Simmons, Earl Kelly, Frank Stearns, Lester Harse

And below, a fuzzy photo of the storefront with bunting:

Post Office from Street

School Photos, circa 1926

Grade One

Grade One, teacher Anna Dix

Grade Two

Grade Two, teacher Florence Salisbury Payne

Grade Three

Grade Three, teacher Margaret Witherhead

Grade Four

Grade Four, teacher Alzina Clapp Loveless

Grade Five

Grade Five, with teacher Mrs. Irving Smith absent from photo

Grade Six

Grade Six, teacher Mazie Harrington Burke

These may have been taken in 1926; if anyone can date them accurately, let me know.

 

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Vaughn 1

On July 11, 1994, actor Robert Vaughn visited the Sherwood Inn. Many remember him as Napoleon Solo in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. television series, and earlier as Lee in The Magnificent Seven, but I think his best performance was as Walter Chalmers in Bullitt.

Steve and Robert

Steve McQueen and Robert Vaughn in San Francisco

Vaughn 2

Don Stinson and Robert Vaughn in Skaneateles