Albany Federal Clamsteam

ID# 5,969

Ed Cahill's Gang Clamsteam, July 20, 1957

ID# 5,968

Albany Federal Clamsteam

ID# 5,967

American Freedom Train TicketI

ID# 5,419

The American Freedom Train, toured the country in 1975–76 to commemorate the United States Bicentennial.

Albany, New York Federal Building

Fuld & Hatch Knitting Company

ID # 1,199

From the Mid-May, 1921 issue of Adventure Magazine

The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Bulletin, November 1, 1931

The complete document was uploaded to archive.org and can be Downloaded here.

Archive # 16,830.

Keefer Car Switch Co.

Another ad from the August 29, 1903 issued of Street Railway Journal.

And a short article from the same issue.

The only thing I could find out about this company was that it was located at 126 State in Albany, New York.  The President was Joseph W. Keefer and the Treasurer was David H. Keefer.

Gazetteer and Business Directory of Albany & Schenectady Co., N. Y. for 1870-71

Download as a pdf (19.1 megs) document from archive.org.

Delaware & Hudson Building Albany, New York

DELAWARE & HUDSON BUILDING
Albany, N. Y.

Considered a prime example of Flemish Gothic architecture. It is a granite structure and features steep slate roofs and many dormer windows. This beautiful building is located at the foot of State St. in the Plaza.

Color by Carl Scholfield.

Archive # 4,609.

Pearl & State Streets - Albany, New York

Albany Troy Road Toll House

Believed to be Toll House on Albany Troy Road Port Schulyer?

Last Trolley of the Schenectady Railway in Albany, New York

Vanishing America --- This Familiar Sight to Be Extinct

The last big trolley of the Schenectady Railway Company will disappear up State Street hill in the dusky dawn and two hour later the first bus to substitute for this 32-year-old service will make its appearance in Albany.

July 28, 1933
Albany Knickerbocker Press
F.B. Abele

Albany, New York River Front

Open Trolley Cars that ran on the Albia Line

Written by Joseph A. Smith.

Eastern New York Utilities Trolley #60 at Albany Plaza in May, 1928

First Running of Buses on Albany, New York Red Line

September 26, 1933.

WWI War Bond Parade - Albany, New York

United Traction Company #24 in Albany, N.Y. Lumber District

Archive # 87.

First Electric Trolley in Albany, New York

United Traction Company #94.

Supposedly first Electric Trolley in Albany.

Archive #86.