Tag: 1920's in Watertown

The Town Theatre Once Was Wonderland, Then The Palace Theatre Constructed in 1907, The Electric

Boys’ and Men’s Specialty Shop Opens On Arsenal St Ira Pellman, proprietor of the Boys’

5th Ward School Officially Becomes Sherman Street School Back in the 1920s, before the Sherman

Watertown, New York’s Armory On Arsenal Street The State Armory on Arsenal Street built in

Masonic Temple Began Construction in 1914 In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Masonic temples

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

Hyman G. Ellis And The Globe Store The Globe Store’s history began after the arrival

The Electric Building Was Originally Built As Hotel LeRay Construction on Hotel LeRay would begin

John Adams Pool, aka North Side Pool/North Junior Pool The John Adams pool was originally

Sacred Heart Church Dedicated May 31, 1906 The early 1900s were a period in which

Hotel Woodruff, Another Otis Wheelock Creation Post 1849 Great Fire Built by one of Watertown’s

The City Opera House Brings Big-Time Entertainment To Watertown, NY. The City Opera House, later

The Business Of Beebee Island Par Super Market 233 Mill St., Eames Vacuum Brake and

Early History Of The Herring Mansion – Built Circa 1820-1824 Made of limestone from the

The Olympic Theater: largest seating capacity in Northern New York Opening on June 4th, 1917,

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

The Strange Story Of Solomon’s Temple On Lower State Street Built in 1879 by Solomon