HISTORICAL PHOTOS

These photographs are part of a collection housed at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library. Most of the actual photos measure about 12x16 inches, and contain more detail than can be seen in these scans. They are available for viewing at the library by appointment.

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101. The new Union High School building (on the east side of Loder Avenue at Union Street in the old Village of Union) was erected in 1902 on the site of the old Loder Avenue School. This is the present site of Jennie F. Snapp School.

102. View of the original Loder Avenue School, located on the present site of Jennie F. Snapp School. In 1902 is was moved across the street to make way for construction of a new brick school (see photo # 101).

103. View in 1981 of the back side of Union-Endicott High School showing its 1976 enlargement.

104. View in 1981 of the east entrance to the Union-Endicott High School which was added in 1976. (Photo by H. Ivan Bryden)

105. Print is missing from collection.

106. Overview in 1981 of Endicott, looking southeast from Dunlap Hill. Much of the Endicott-Johnson complex of buildings has been replaced by the western expansion of IBM. View both photos for full view.

107. View in 1981 of the then IBM Glendale Lab on Glendale Drive in the Town of Union. Many IBM products were developed at this site. (Photo by Bryden)

108. View in 1981 of the skating rink at Grippen Park on the east side of the Enjoie Golf Course, near the Susquehanna River in Endicott. Construction was completed in 1972 with federal and county grants plus $18,000 from the Endicott Rotary Club. (Photo by Bryden)

109. View in 1981 of the Endicott Police Station on the northeast corner of Park Street and Jefferson Avenue, built in 1961. The Police Department was previously located in the old municipal & fire station building on Washington Avenue. (Photo by Bryden)

110. View in 1981 of Endicott's fire station on the northwest corner of Park Street and Madison Avenue, completed in 1967. It was previously located in the old municipal and fire station building on Washington Avenue. (Photo by Bryden)

111. View in 1981 of Endicott's municipal building on the north side of Main Street between Lincoln and Jefferson Avenues. It was completed in 1961 and houses the village administrative offices and meeting rooms. Available for viewing at the library.

112. View in 1981 of Endicott's sewage treatment plant located between the Enjoie Golf Course and Tri-Cities Airport. It was completed in 1966 and was one of the most modern in New York State. Available for viewing at the library.

113. View in 1981 of the George F. Johnson Memorial Library. Available for viewing at the library.

114. View in 1981 of the Endicott Nursing Home located on Nantucket Drive on the north side of Endicott. It was completed in 1972. Available for viewing at the library.

115. View in 1981 of the Thomas J. Watson Bridge (McKinley Avenue) looking south across the Susquehanna River from Endicott to Vestal. It was completed in 1962. Available for viewing at the library.

116. View in 1981 of Ideal Hospital located just east of Round Hill at the top of Valley Street between High and Davis Avenues. The new wing was added in 1956. Extensive interior renovations were completed in 1980. Available for viewing at the library.

117. Looking north in 1981 at the approach to Endicott from the south across the Thomas J. Watson Bridge. Available for viewing at the library.

118. View in 1981 of the Tri-Cities Airport, just west of the Endicott sewage treatment plant. Available for viewing at the library.

119. View in 1981 of the Endicott-Johnson plant on Glendale Drive just north of what was the IBM Glendale facility. Available for viewing at the library.

120. The municipal swimming pool during the 1940's or 1950's. The pool was built by the Endicott-Johnson Corporation which also maintained it for many years.