The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building, 1967
Danby Bank, later Holy Trinity Church
The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building
The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building
Interior of the Congregational Church with Silas Griffith’s Easter Lilies
Danby Congregational Church late 1800s before additions were added
Danby Congregation Church, circa 1900
The Phillips Mansion
Mary Griffith’s house on Main Street – same floor plan as Maple Terrace
Stone wall in front of Maple Terrace
School at Danby
Borough School
Borough School with high school addition
Bonds Hotel
Presently known as the “Quail’s Nest”
Approaching Danby from the South
Main Street Danby, circa 1900
Looking west to Danby, Griffith “Big Barn” in foreground, office in center, rail road station and Congregational church
Birds Eye View of Danby
A wealthy man’s hunting camp in Mt. Tabor built in 1908
Intersection of Rt. 7 & Depot St circa 1970
Clark’s Lodge
Abe Rosen’s store corner of Depot St & South Main. Burned to the ground 1918
Danby, VT
Danby, VT
Norse Lodge, Danby, VT
Brooklyn Mt Tabor Looking NE
1927 Flood
1927 Flood
1927 Flood
1927 Flood
1927 Flood
Maple Terrace
Miles Finch House
Mill at Silver Bridge Mt Tabor
Mount Tabor Risden House
Mt Tabor
Ann K. Rothman, Danby Green Revival
Post Office
Gallery of Danby Green circa 1985
Danby Post Office at Bond’s Hotel
Unidentified Building
Unidentified Photo
Smead’s Tim shop and Abe Rosens Danby Cash Store South Main St, circa 1900
Gingerbread House Brook Rd
Gingerbread House Brook Rd
David Lane/Mary Lane Griffith home corner Brook Rd and Raiches Crossroad
Borough School
Borough School
Borough School
Borough School, Selma Risden and Lena Woods
Southend Horse Barn
Back of houses along Main, Congregational Parsonage on the extreme right
Danby Four Corners
Otis Store at Four Corners
Street Light top center
Main Street
Main Street
William Pierce Home, now the Quail’s Nest
House next to library
Church
Old Bridge over Mill Brook, circa 1923 (new bridge in 1927)
circa 1945
View of Main St. looking north
118 North Main St. Once the home of Judge Baker. Later M. C. White who conducted a paint and wallpaper store and funeral home in the back building. M.C. White is the little boy.
