Photo Gallery People Abe Rosen Pauline Rosen John Hadwen Perry John Hadwen, Ethel (Patch), and Doris Perry. 1913 at their home on Danby Hill Road, Danby, VT Ethel M. Perry Most Rev Louis De Goesbriand. Bishop 1853-1899 Danby Buroughs School Mt. Tabor School Griffith workers in front of the duplex on Depot Street extension The Boys – Silas Griffith’s Club Griffith workers in front of the duplex on Depot Street extension Peter I. and his wife Sarah Ackert who came to Danby in the early 1920s and purchased Bond’s Hotel on Main Street, and built the original cold storage behind it. P.A. Broughton, a local blacksmith in the mid 1800’s P.A. Broughton’s daughter, Emma Broughton and husband Omar Wetherby 1910 at Lake Griffith House, left to right – Top Row: Ben Long, Anna Long, Nelson Nichols, William Nichols (baby), Florence Nichols. Middle Row: Charlie Raiche, Winona Raiche, Joe Raiche (baby), Alice (Otis) Davison, Sarah Otis, Anna Davison, Clare Bradford, Wendell Davison (little boy), Gene Davison. Elizabeth Nichols, Mary Nichols, and Anna Rosen by the Masonic Triangle with fountain and Danby Civil War cannon in background Industry Building the road to Griffith Lake Griffith Works at Depot Steam Sawmill at Griffith Ackert’s cold storage Marble Quarry workers Crane for the incline railroad, by the quarry Tracks to bring marble out of quarry Blocks of marble for Canary Warf in London, circa 1992 Danby Depot Marble switch and gantry at the bottom of the incline railroad Gantry and crane. Blocks were loaded to go up the the finishing mill in Proctor The original Crosby mill Danby depot, with the mill in the background The incline railroad Blocks heading up to Proctor Danby depot Unloading ties south of Danby Station Griffith’s charcoal kilns at works at Danby Depot Griffith’s charcoal kilns at works at Danby Depot Griffith’s charcoal kilns at works at Danby Depot Griffith’s charcoal kilns at works at Danby Depot Crosby coal shed The lime kiln Railroad tracks going into the lime kiln Railroad tracks going into the lime kiln Fern Mort Ackert grading ferns Art White Johnny Ackert with fern pack Inside the cold storage Original cold storage facility for ferns which the Ackerts built on the rear of Bond’s Hotel after they purchased it. It faced Mt. Tabor Avenue. The structure was destroyed by fire on February 6, 1937. South End Steam sawmill purchased by Emporium Lumber Co. from Silas Griffith Estate Griffith’s South End Store Lumber ready to ship from South End Mill Griffith Box Shop, present site of Crosby grain mill Buildings Griffith Mansion Lapham House, Maple Terrace The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building Interior of the Congregational Church with Silas Griffith’s Easter Lilies Danby Congregational Church late 1800s before additions were added Danby Congregational Church, circa 1900 The Holy Trinity Church in the former Danby Bank building, 1967 Griffith Works at Danby Depot The Phillips Mansion Mary Griffith’s house on Main Street – same floor plan as Maple Terrace The residence of Silas and K.T. Griffith Griffith Mansion showing greenhouses at left Silas Griffith at his fish hatchery, South End Silas Griffith’s office Griffith house that replaced Maple Terrace Griffith Mansion decorated for Danby’s 150th celebration Stone wall in front of Maple Terrace School at Danby Borough School Borough School with high school addition Bonds Hotel Abandoned Griffith Village Charcoal kilns at Griffith Presently known as the “Quail’s Nest” Approaching Danby from the South Main Street Danby, circa 1900 Looking west to Danby, Griffith “Big Barn” in foreground, office in center, rail road station and Congregational church Birds Eye View of Danby A wealthy man’s hunting camp in Mt. Tabor built in 1908 Intersection of Rt. 7 & Depot St circa 1970 Clark’s Lodge Abe Rosen’s store corner of Depot St & South Main. Burned to the ground 1918 Danby, VT Danby, VT Norse Lodge, Danby, VT Other Marriage Certificate Given by Mrs. S. L. Griffith to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Danby in 1911. It is now located at the Shelburn Museum Danby celebrated its 150 Anniversary on August 27,1911 with the dedication of the fountain (seen vailed in the rear) and a parade. Main Street South from Depot Street Danby Main Street Baseball uniform from the mid-late 1930’s. Worn by celebrated veteran Joseph Stasiczako. Donated from Grace Smith of Arlington. Cindy Abott’s dress from the bicentennial celebration in 1976. Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store. Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store. Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store. Safe from Abe Rosen’s store, originally Silas Griffith’s store. New Years Ball, 1852. Pins from Danby-Mt. Tabor Rod Gun Club Rainbow Gathering 2016 Forest Service Award of Appreciation Auction Sale, 1939 Greeley Cemetery Greeley Cemetery Greeley Cemetery Greeley Hike 9/9/1 Dorset Mountain 1907 Annual Valentine Ball, 1904 Mount Tabor Landslide due east of Norse Lodge (old Foley Homestead) 1930s Original print of Lincoln signing Emancipation Proclamation hangs in Mt Tabor Town Office