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Luna Park at Coney Island, New York, opened its doors in 1903 with the magnificent Electric Tower. It would became the first of any number of amusem

Built in 1907, The Electric Building, home to the Town Theater in later years, originally was known as Hotel LeRay. One of LeRay's earliest storef

Opening on June 4th, 1917, the Olympic Theater on lower State Street would become the largest capacity theater in Northern New York with 2,100 seats,

The Eleanor Restaurant would sit in the vacant lot where, in 1879, Watertown N.Y. businessman Solomon Hadcock built what would become known as "Solomo

Built in 1879 by Solomon Hadcock, a local businessman who would pass away only one year later, "Solomon's Temple" as it became known as stood as a lan

If you happened to live anywhere on Watertown's North Side in early 1986 when the Gale Street murders occurred, you're most likely very well aware of

Brookside Cemetery, a short distance to the south of Watertown, N.Y, would have its dedication in June of 1854. It would be the third cemetery for t

The story of the Emma Flower Taylor Mansion began on January 2, 1890 in Washington, D.C. There, Ms. Emma Flower, daughter to Roswell P. Flower....

One of the most infamous murders of its era, involving a woman, Mary Farmer, made national headlines and kept the North Country enthralled for weeks i