Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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To sell the freight house between Center and Liberty Streets - move its offices to the passenger depot. 11-11-1959 About to switch to two track automatic control. 2-4-1960 J. E. Brown on the change to two track system - ''end of an era.'' 2-5-1960 Moves its freight office - Railway Express Office. 2-29-1960 Irving Rykert, tower man, job ends with railroad automation. 3-22-1960 J. E. Brown on the NY Central of yore. 3-25-1960 Cuts two trains in spite of protests. 4-19-1960 Picture of an engine at the double arched Walnut Street Bridge in 1898. 6-10-1960 J. E. Brown on the NY Central and Batavia. 6-10-1960 Agrees to a flag stop here. 10-21-1961 Restores some stops. 10-25-1961 To have a traveling freight agent - to close the office here. The State wants the former siding to Franklin Mill out - checking the ownership - 1-3-1962 in the way of Arterial route. Wants to abandon the line between Batavia and East Pembroke - part of the 1-31-1962 Tonawanda Branch. 2-9-1962 Closes its ticket office. 7-26-1962 Trailways is buying the former freight yard. 6-23-1965 Picture of the former freight house and freight yard. 6-26-1965 Price of the freight yard - $72,500. 7-9-1965 Batavia is dropped from the Central time table. 6-14-1971 Picture of the NYC station n.d. The Schools and County may get half of the back taxes due on railroad property - 1-24-1976 as they did last year. Did not cash last year's checks. 3-6-1978 New York Central Station Picture of, draped for the passing of Lincoln's funeral train. 2-11-1950 Pictures of showing flower beds. 9-25-2000 New York Fashion Center Joseph R. Rosenblum to do business under the name New York Fashion Store, 8 Jackson Street. 9-1-1911 Opening Saturday the 14th. 10-12-1911 Full page ad: Opening. 10-13-1911 Rosenbloom of, 10 Jackson. 2-26-1913 New York Lumber and Wood See: Batavia and New York Wood Working. Working Co. New York State Department of To build on East Main Road. 3-21-1969 Transportation Mark Hayes Construction Co. gets the contract to build for. Picture of the now DOT building on Route 5 - the DOT to move fro Walnut Street 4-24-1969 in June. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 5-21-1970 19 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State Employment Office Survey women for factories. 12-18-1941 New York State Historical Federation See also: Genesee County Historical Federation. Advocates a 10 year program to celebrate the American Revolution. 11-13-1923 New York State Motor Lines Batavia-Rochester Motor Lines. Bus service to Rochester next week. Walter Aldvich purchases NY Motor Lines. 7-8-1925 New York State Police Troop A: Willis Linn, 1919. W. W. Robinson, 1943. Major George R. Tordy, 1953-1981. Major Richard Tonzi. Major George K. Elbel appointed January 1, 1985 - retired at 55 in January 1988. Mounted troops to visit Batavia. 8-18-1917 Police to organize Troop A - for Batavia. 8-20-1917 Troop A arrives - to the old Dyke Skating rink. 9-18-1917
Troopers troop at the Fair. Great illuminated procession through Main Street with decorated floats, followed by gymkhana(?). Major Chandler, head of, here. 9-20-1917 Open House at the Barracks. An immense crowd visits. 12-5-1917 Community Ball to be held at the barracks tomorrow. 12-27-1917 A big crowd danced until three. 12-29-1917 Second dance for Troopers. 1-15-1918 Third dance at the barracks. 2-7-1918 Captain Willis Linn wants Company A to go to Geneseo. 1-8-1919 An investigator is coming to check on the complaints against Linn. 6-18-1919 The District Attorney says the complaints against the State Police not signed. 6-20-1919 Captain Chandler coming to investigate. 6-25-1919 Police investigator arrives. 6-27-1919 Captain Linn removed to Albany. 6-28-1919 Linn fined $100. 6-30-1919 Linn away - Capt. Joseph A. Lawson, the investigator, questions the troopers. 7-2-1919 Linn suspended. 7-5-1919 Frame-up of Linn suggested. 7-8-1919 Linn inquiry. 7-14 to 17, etc -1919 W. W. Robinson the temporary head of Troop A. 7-19-1919 Complaint made by a Morganville resident. 7-20-1919 W. W. Robinson now heads Troop A. 7-23-1919 Trooper inquiring to the Governor. 7-28, 29-1919 Troopers called to a Lackawanna strike. 9-24-1919 Troopers using automobiles at the strike. 10-8-1919 The Chamber of Commerce drives for a new barracks. 10-10-1919 Plans for a new Troopers barracks. 11-28-1919 The County to be asked for $1,000 toward the barracks - to cost $60,000. 12-8-1919 Major Chandler here to choose the site. 2-13-1920 The Hartwell farm on East Main is chosen. 2-14-1920 Picture of the proposed barracks. 3-3-1920 Barracks starting May 1st. 3-24-1920 C. L. Van Dusen drew the plans. 4-19-1920 Plans for the barracks received. 4-22-1920 Barracks bids are over the estimate. R. Norton Reed to build - Frank Homelius to be the supervising architect - 5-13-1920 to cost $55,000. 5-14-1920 $25,000 more needed for the barracks. Barracks Corp. accepts an offer from a Buffalo company to take $50,000 worth 5-24-1920 of bonds. 6-11-1920 Plans for the barracks are attractive. 6-3-1920 Ground broken. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 7-3-1920 20 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State Police (cont) Report on finances of building the barracks. James Green is selling bonds for it. 9-18-1920 Deed to the Trick farm received. Troop A to take possession of the stables. 9-30-1920 New barracks occupied. The old barracks to become a rink again. 10-2-1920 Friends urge the appointment of W. W. Robinson to head Troop A. 2-9-1921 Police all in the new barracks. History of Troop A. The barracks site was the choice of Major Chandler. Eight-five no in the barracks - names listed. Lt. Gov. J. Wood here for the dedication. on financing the barracks. Robinson appointed to head 3-1-1921 (July, 1919). Past & Present column: on ''Saul'' crack rider at Troop A - riding a fresh 4-2-1921 western horse. 6-25-1921 Ceremonies at the barracks for April 20th. 3-11-1921 Barracks Corp. to ask the Legislature to buy the barracks for $400,000. 11-18-1921 Troopers find two stills in Oakfield. 12-9-1922 Past & Present column: on the new barracks, floodlit at night. 4-28-1923
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