More Early Photographs of Chester Park Recently Donated to The Office of The Historian of The Town of Pelham
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Thu. Jun. 1, 2006: Early Photographs of Chester Park Among Materials Donated to The Office of The Historian of The Town of Pelham
In that posting I provided a photograph of the board to which a number of early photographs of Chester Park are affixed. Last Friday I published the first of a series of postings that will unveil digitally enhanced versions of the photographs that were affixed to the Board. See:
Fri., Jun. 2, 2006: Several of the Early Photographs of Chester Park Recently Donated to The Office of The Historian of The Town of Pelham
Yesterday I published two additional photographs from the collection. See:
Mon., Jun. 5, 2006: More Early Photographs of Chester Park Recently Donated to The Office of The Historian of The Town of Pelham
Today I am providing two more such images. They appear below.
The photograph above shows "The Homestead", the private residence of William T. Standen who developed portions of Chester Park.
The photograph immediately above shows the famed Chester Park water tower, as seen from the public green.
Labels: Chester Park, Chester Park Gates, Chester Park Green, Stone Gates, Water Tower, William T. Standen