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Revision as of 20:04, 21 September 2016
Contents
Location
History
Churches
- Baptist Church of Rensselaerville
- Rensselaerville Presbyterian Church
- Trinity Episcopal Church
- Methodist Church
Family History and Genealogy
Libraries
Schools
Businesses
- Albany-Rensselaerville Bus line
- Borthwick Tea Room
- Bryant Butcher Shop
- Carpenter Shop Tea Room
- Ceramic Studio
- Colonial Green House
- Crawford Harness Shop
- Finch Meat Market
- Garden Gift Shop
- Grist Mill Gift Shop
- Hartley Gallery
- Honey Hollow Antiques
- Lincoln Sawmill
- Main St. Ltd.
- Miner & Wageonheizer
- Nonesuch Shop
- Peddler's Wagon
- Phil Dreisbeck Harness Shop
- Rensselaerville Antiques Exchange
- Rensselaerville Garage
- Rice General Store
- Shufelt Sawmill
- Ten Eyck-Emirich Antiques
- The Body Shop
- Rensselaerville Creamery
- Rensselaerville Sawmill
- Wildove's General Store
- Woolen Mill
Hotels and Taverns
Mills
- Mill of Samuel Jenkins and Joel Culver
- Rensselaerville Grist Mill
- Middle Mill
- Lower Mill
- Upper Mill
- Sawmill
Blacksmiths
Cemeteries
Photo Gallery
This section is for scenic photos and post cards of the hamlet. Photos of people and families should be posted on biography or family pages.
Rensselaerville hamlet 1866, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Baseball game July 4th 1910, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Second bridge over the Ten Mile Creek at Rensselaerville, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Rte. 85 and Main St., photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Lower Main Street from the Medusa Road, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Waterbury Dam 1908, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Freight truck, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Alfred Hulbert, hauling milk, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Dewey Bell and his favorite pair, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Baseball Team, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Picnic and Coronet band about 1910, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
The old "White" Rensselaerville Village Bridge across Ten Mile Creek. This is the oldest bridge recalled, about 1914 this was replaced by another. Around 1952 the present concrete bridge was built, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Main Street Looking West from Presbyterian corner, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Henry Felter's Foundry, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Harness Shop-Note sign over corner store: Restaurant, Meat Market, and Oyster sign sticking out from door, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Thrashing oats at Matti Fritz farm, 1945, Matti Fritz, Clinton Gifford & John Kropp, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Historical Marker for Michael Brant, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Addison Cook Niles, photo from Rensselaer Historical Society 
Section of main street, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Historic Marker, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
The old stage taken about 1890, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Jay Cook and horse 1933, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Back to Horse and Buggy Days, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Mrs. Glen Shaw Kate Shaw Elizabeth Shaw Glen Shaw farm, lot #119 on Fleming Rd. photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Searls Garden, Ernest Rivenberg caretaker, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Gazebo on Searls property by the tennis court. Built by either Edmund or Frank Huyck in early 1900s. This is probably Edmund Niles Huyck in the chair. photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Mill House, people L-R Jennie Baker Irvin Baker children of Libbie Baker and Reuben Baker, Miriam Dumond mother of Libbie Dumond Baker. Possibly Reuben Baker the miller behind Miriam.photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Camp Grounds at Myosotis Lake, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Main Street in the early 1940s, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Myosotis Lake, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Myosotis lake showing spillway, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Lincoln Pond, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Snow on main street in the 1930s, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Honor Roll, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Main Street before 1910, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Main Street, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Residence of Judge John Niles, right wing used as Judge Niles law office. Later became The Presbyterian Church Manse, photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Crystal Lake in 1912 
Photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
History from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Men working at sawmill along 10 mile creek photo from Rensselaerville Historical Society 
Rensselaerville Library and reading room, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Main Street 
Dr Gordon's residence 
E.N. Huyck residence 
Post Card 
Address of Post Card 
Post Card 
Back of Post Card 
Upper Main Street 
Road to Albany Post Card 
Back of Post Card 
Winter scene 
Winter scene Post Card 
Back of Post Card 
Post Card 
Back of Post Card 
Eli Hutchinson Home 
salt box house, courtesy of John Elberfeld and Jane McLean 
Buggy, courtesy of John Elberfeld and Jane McLean 
Street scene in Rensselaerville 1906 
Street scene in Rensselaerville 1906 back
Sources
