Aprons of the Adirondacks

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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Aprons of the Adirondacks

Aprons of the Adirondacks is group of like-minded farmgirls, meeting in Argyle twice a month for projects and fellowship. We get our inspiration from each other, and from MaryJane Butters of MaryJanes Farm in Moscow, Idaho.

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Hyde House

This silver gelatin print, “Hyde House, southwestern view,” was shot in the 1930s by photographer and Schenectady native George Sauter. From “A Glens Falls Legacy: The Pruyn Family,” at the Hyde Collection.

Charlotte Pruyn Hyde with Sisters and Mother

“Pruyn Sisters with their Mother on the Wedding Day of Mary Pruyn, 1901.” From left: Nell Pruyn, Charlotte Pruyn Hyde, Eliza Pruyn, Mary Pruyn Hoopes. From “A Glens Falls Legacy: The Pruyn Family,” at the Hyde Collection.

Thimble Collection at the Hyde

I was fascinated by this collection of thimbles at the Hyde Museum. They are from all over the world and each so different.

Hurricane Irene Interferes With County Fair Fun

The threat of Hurricane Irene brought an early end to our fair time fun. Animals and people vacated the fairgrounds on Saturday evening, through rain and mud.