Silk Reunion Ribbon, 146th New York Volunteers at Vernon, Oct. 12, 1896, Col. D. T. Jenkins
This blue ribbon pin commemorates Col. David T. Jenkins of Vernon, NY, who served in the acclaimed 146th infantry regiment of New York Volunteers, which included the 5th zouaves. Col. Jenkins was killed in the battle of the Wilderness, May, 1864
Willow Hill Postcard, Vernon Center
A postcard photo of Willow Hill, looking north toward the Vernon Center Green. At the time it would have been the Rome Oriskany road/turnpike. Now NY Route 26. To Mrs. Remus Rodemore from Cousin Elsie.
Utica NY Observer: Groups Named to Chart Fall Fair in Vernon
A list of the committees and committee members for the Vernon Fair, hosted by the Vernon Agricultural Society.
Rambler Rose Tea House Ad in Utica Observer Sept 1919
This advertisement for the Rambler Rose Tea appeared in the Utica Observer in 1919. Of note, they "raise all the chickens and vegetables served."
47th Annual Ball Program Vernon Fire Company
This is the 47th Annual Ball program for the Vernon Fire Company No. 1. Held at Union Hall, Jan 5, 1912.
Former Law, Furer, Judson House, Main St
Photo of former Tavern built by Michael Gay, later owned by Dean, Ard Judson, Helen Judson, Donald and Terry Law family, and David Furer. Photo taken shortly before house razed by Vernon Fire Co. for expansion. Corner of Rte 5 at N. Sconondoa St.
Former Vernon Train Station, 2018
A modern view of the former Vernon Station. Here, part of the Pohl's Agway feed business.
Uebler Milking Machine Co. Factory Image circa 1920
This early 1900s photo of the front of the Uebler Milking Machine Co., Inc. is probably right after the building was built.
Pohl’s Engine Works photo c 1915
A view of Pohl's Engine Works expanded. The business office is on the right, and eventually became Bates & Carr printing.