All Business in Watertown

Sylvanus V. Barker Opens The Bee Hive on Court Street, Ushering In One-Of-A-Kind Variety Store

Watertown Carriage Company Forms in 1889, Changes Name Excelsior Carriage The Same Year Well before

Max Alpert, Immigrant Who Started a Clothing Fixture On Court Street For Over 70 Years

Col. Delevan S. Miller Writes of the Downtown Watertown of 1881 The following article regarding

Shaughnessy Knitting Mill Weaves A Spin-Off: Olga Knitting Mills Located In Factory Square Olga Knitting

401 Mill Street, Home To J. B. Wise Co., Wilbur’s, California Brewery and Watertown Roller

Goulding, Bagley & Sewall Became Bagley & Sewall, Later Purchased By Black Clawson The origins

H. H. Babcock Mansion Gets A Greek Revival Makeover By Anson R. Flower And Later

The Adriel Ely Store Has A Long and Notable History Of Connections To Who’s Who

Hardiman-Woolworth Co., One of the Largest Furnishing Houses in New York State The Hardiman-Woolworth store

Carthage, Watertown & Sackets Harbor Rail Road Depot, Built in 1871, Becomes Marcy-Buck Building Before

Watertown Chamber of Commerce Lures Shaughnessy Knitting Mill To City in 1909 According to a

A Look at the History of the Black River Valley Club (BRVC) Building The Black

Union and Jefferson Mills Were Two of the Old Mill Street Mills from the 1800s

H. H. Babcock Co., Makers of Fine Carriages And Automobiles In Watertown, N.Y. The H.

Taggart Paper Mill Had Served Many Purposes Over The Years, Destroyed By Fire In 1972

Old Car Barn At 780 W Main Street Has Been Home To Many Things Over

T. H. Merritt Motorcycle Garage, Vassar Building, State Street Watertown, NY Located at the Vassar

Saved By The Bell: The Old Mullin Street School The original Mullin Street School was

C L Fisher Garage – 531 State Street Along with the growing popularity of the

Ward P Smith Studebaker Motor Cars, located at 556 State Street, Watertown, N.Y. In the

Mohican Originally Known As The Smith Building Construction on the Mohican Building, originally known as

The Boston/Watertown Colonial Beacon Lighthouse Gas Connection Back in 1919, the Colonial Beacon Oil Company

The Jefferson County Savings Bank Building The Jefferson County Savings Bank building, later known as