Creameries of Upstate New York at the Turn of the Century
Creameries of Upstate New York at the Turn of the Century
The image is the cover of a book titled "Creameries of Upstate New York at the Turn of the Century" by John W. Hudson II, featuring a vibrant yellow background with bold red text, and centered is a historical black-and-white photograph depicting a group of individuals dressed in traditional white attire, standing in front of an old creamery building, which has tall chimneys and a rustic charm, surrounded by what appears to be wooden crates, conveying a nostalgic glimpse into the past of the dairy industry.
Name/Title
Creameries of Upstate New York at the Turn of the CenturyEntry/Object ID
chs-013588Description
"Creameries of Upstate New York at the Turn of the Century" by John W. Hudson II is a 48-page softcover book published in 2002. It features over 70 black and white photographs and covers various dairy operations (milk stations, creameries, condenseries, and evaporators) throughout New York State, and a few locations in northern Pennsylvania, as they existed in the 1900-1925 era.Collection
Gretchen Behl Collection.Category
Railroads