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Glenwood Inn, Hornellsville (the town), New York. Hand-colored postcard from 1901–07. The card says "between Hornellsville and Canisteo", meaning betw
Glenwood Inn, Hornellsville (the town), New York. Hand-colored postcard from 1901–07. The card says "between Hornellsville and Canisteo", meaning between the city of Hornell, then called Hornellsville, and Canisteo.
Glenwood Inn, Hornellsville, New York, with the Hornell-Canisteo electric trolley in front. The banner on the trolley says "Concert at Glenwood". Note
Glenwood Inn, Hornellsville, New York, with the Hornell-Canisteo electric trolley in front. The banner on the trolley says "Concert at Glenwood". Note man carrying a drum. Since the trolley was standing still long enough for a picture to be taken — at the time pictures required technical setup — this must have been a Sunday excursion train, stopped at the end of the route before starting back to Hornellsville.
Building at 310 East Church Street
Building at 310 East Church Street