Peekskill Museum Photos
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THE PHOTO ARCHIVE PROGRAM
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Frank Godere


Old Peekskill
(sent in by Robert Barger)




     Examples of Archived Images of the City of Peekskill can be seen below.

      The Peekskill Museum's Photo Archive Director has been working on the Museum's New Digital Photo Lab Project for some time and the picture collection has expanded. In the 2010 schedule,the museum is planning on doing monthly presentations with local historical speakers as well as Mr Goderre's images with power point presentations on a large 46" flat screen TV.

       As he explains;

(The) "Museum has a vast collection of Evening Star negatives (100,000) plus around 200 glass plate negatives from the turn of the century and recently added local lens man, Stan Gitner collection with another 100,000 images available from late sixties to 2006. All available on sale at the museum.   The following will be available for purchase: A digital 8-1/2 x 11" glossy copies for $20.00 & 13x19" enlargements for $50.00 ea. Great Christmas, birthday or any event everyday gifts. They're absolutely priceless. There's area Fire, Police, Highway-Sanitation, commercial & residential images from the turn of the century to present day images. The Digital Photo Lab at the museum will enable us to digitally develop any photo whether it be from a glass plate negative, photo or celluloid negative, & we now have the capability of doing it right there and many times the memorabilia can be given right back to it's owner without them losing their cherished property."


Urban Renewal proposed demolition at the corner of Academy & Broad Streets
Urban Renewal proposed demolition at the corner of Academy & Broad Streets


Present day location of Urban Renewal site!
Present day location of Urban Renewal site!


Former home of Delancy Cole (Civil War Veteran that died in a Confederate prison) being prepared to be moved for the construction of the Assumption Church at 922 1st Street
Former home of Delancy Cole (Civil War Veteran that died in a Confederate prison) being prepared to be moved for the construction of the Assumption Church at 922 1st Street


Home was moved to the West side of the Assumption Church and used as it's Parochial Church for over 50 years
Home was moved to the West side of the Assumption Church and used as it's Parochial Church for over 50 years


House was torn down to make way for new school in 1957.
House was torn down to make way for new school in 1957.





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