Delaware & Hudson Railroad Yard Altamont NY
Image of Delaware & Hudson Railroad Yard (D&H); station; tracks; signals; watchtower; Hotel Altamont on right. Writing on front of card: D&H Yards, Altamont, NY.
View ArticleNew York Bi-Centennial Special Excursion Train Ticket
1886 New York State Bi-Centennial. Knowersville to Albany. Good for period July 19-22, 1886.
View ArticleDelaware and Hudson Station (D&H Station) Altamont NY
Postcard showing passengers and dog in winter at D&H Station, Altamont, NY. The 35 mile long passenger service line built in the 1850's was originally known as the Albany & Susquehanna Railroad...
View ArticleChildren in Altamont NY Train Station
Photograph of interior room of Altamont Train Station. Group of elementary school children visiting with teacher/parents.
View ArticleAltamont Train Station and Altamont Hotel Altamont NY
Postcard image of D&H Station, park, and Altamont Hotel. Addressed to Miss Mabel Livingston, Binghampton, (sic) NY.
View ArticleAlbany NY to Binghamton NY Commuter train
The Albany-Binghamton Commuter train, manufactured in Schenectady, NY, passes the Altamont Train Station. Image taken by railroad photographer, James Shaughnessy.
View ArticleD. & H. R.R. Station Postcard Altamont NY
Image of the station with a man walking with horses towards carriage at the station. Hotel Altamont and stores in background.
View ArticleWilliam Jennings Bryan at Altamont Train Station NY
Train in Altamont Station facing south. William Jennings Bryan standing on flag draped observation car platform speaking to crowd. Either the 1900 or 1908 whistle stop presidential campaign.
View ArticleRCA Records Letter to Altamont Free Library NY
Typewritten letter on RCA Records stationary from N. Racusin to "Librarian" at Altamont Free Library, dated July 1969, re donation of albums for the circulating collection.
View ArticleConstitution and By Laws for Altamont Free Library NY
Typewritten constitution and by-laws for Altamont Free Library, dated 1916-05-08, re establishment of library, membership, officers, rules, borrowing policies, late fines, etc.
View Article1934 Letter Recognizing Official Name Changes for the Altamont NY Post Office
Letter from WW Howes, First Assistant Postmaster of the United States to AB Gregg, Guilderland, NY Town Historian concerning the official naming of the West Guilderland to Knowersville to Altamont, NY...
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