Lafayette Avenue in Suffern, N.Y. There are cars lining both sides of the street. There are several people on the sidewalks and among the cars. Shops and stores along Lafayette Avenue. One of the stores is Ready Made Suits & Pants. There is also a drug store. An aerial view of Lafayette Avenue and Chestnut Street. A car lined Lafayette Avenue in Suffern. There are stores and shops on both sides of the street, most of them having awnings over their entrances. The Houvenkopf Mountain is in the background. Looking through an intersection down Lafayette Avenue. There is a horse trough in the middle of the intersection. Two photographs, clipped from a newspaper. The top photograph is of the livery stable on Orange Avenue, before 1900. The text under the photograph reads: This livery stable stood on Orange Avenue, Suffern, next to the Eureka House and was run by Tom Ford. He also had second hand wagons for sale. Other owners of the establishment were Pete Finegan and Dorrie Randolph. The sign on the vacant land reads This Plot Offered at a Bargain. J. E. Sherwood. This photo was taken before 1900 and was supplied by George Carroll. The bottom photograph is of the Rockland Hotel and the surrounding area on Orange Avenue, before 1915. The text under this photograph reads: You are looking at Orange Avenue, Suffern, near the Lafayette Avenue intersection and north towards the Haverstraw Road on Wayne Avenue. The block shown included Hamels Boston Stone Dry Goods store, J. Wasmers news depot, and the Rockland House Hotel. The block was destroyed by fire around 1915. The square block in fro (sorry, its cut off) A photograph of M. E. Stall, Funeral Director and Funeral Service at 10 Park Avenue building. There is a sign above the second floor window advertising Ramapo Valley Distribution - Beverages. There is a car parked in front of the building. Looking down Main Street in Suffer, through the intersection for Lafayette Avenue. There is a horse standing in the middle of the intersection at the horse trough. Suffern Real Estate is on the right-hand corner. The top photograph, looking east on Main Street, in Suffern, was taken about 1948. There are cars parked along both sides of the street and other driving north directions. The second photograph is of the front of Lafayette Theatre. borrowed from hrvh.org/cdm/search/collection/larc/searchterm/suffern/field/all/mode/all/conn/and/order/title/page/11
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