Given by Mrs. S. L. Griffith to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Danby in 1911. It is now located at the Shelburn Museum
Danby celebrated its 150 Anniversary on August 27,1911 with the dedication of the fountain (seen vailed in the rear) and a parade.
Main Street South from Depot Street
Danby Main Street
Baseball uniform from the mid-late 1930’s. Worn by celebrated veteran Joseph Stasiczako. Donated from Grace Smith of Arlington.
Cindy Abott’s dress from the bicentennial celebration in 1976.
Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store.
Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store.
Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store.
Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store.
New Years Ball, 1852.
Pins from Danby-Mt. Tabor Rod Gun Club
Rainbow Gathering 2016
Forest Service
Award of Appreciation
Auction Sale, 1939
Greeley Cemetery
Greeley Cemetery
Greeley Cemetery
Greeley Hike 9/9/1
Dorset Mountain 1907
Annual Valentine Ball, 1904
Mount Tabor Landslide due east of Norse Lodge (old Foley Homestead) 1930s
Original print of Lincoln signing Emancipation Proclamation hangs in Mt Tabor Town Office
1961 Parade
1961 Parade
1961 Parade
Danby Bank Notice
Danby Bank
Funeral Parlor
The Local Ensign
The Local Ensign
The Local Ensign
The Local Ensign
The Local Ensign
Danby Pond
Town and directional signs made for movie Baby Boom
Emerald Lake
Water slide log dam
Dedication of civil war monument
Dedication of civil war monument
Bull Farm, presently Yankee Vineyard
Art White’s Country Garden. Route 7 & Depot Street. Train station in background.
Main Street looking south, circa 1915. Bond’s hotel on the left, Vollie Griffith home, library, David Griffith home on the right
Danby Borough School 8 bell
Mount Tabor Southend schoolhouse bell. This bell was purchased by Silas Griffith from the Meneely Bell Co. in Troy, NY when he built the schoolhouse at his “Southend” village. It is inscribed, “I call together the children of God and The children of man” 1897
Scottsville schoolhouse bell
Dedication of Danby Civil War monument given by Civil War veteran Eugene McIntyre
Eugene McIntyre dedicating Civil War monument May 30, 1922 in honor of the fallen members of the Danby Regiment
This flower basket design quilt was done as a fund raiser for the Danby Regiment at the time of the Civil War. Signers include Bakers, Bromleys, Livingstons and others.
This flower basket design quilt was done as a fund raiser for the Danby Regiment at the time of the Civil War. Signers include Bakers, Bromleys, Livingstons and others.
Reads: “Anna Bromley, 1866”
Excursion train passing through Mt Tabor in the 1960s
