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	==Huntersland School]]==		==Huntersland School==

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	==Huntersland Christian Church]]==		==Huntersland Christian Church==
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	Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg\|<center>site of former Wagner's Hotel<br>2009, photo by Nan Stolzenburg</center>		Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg\|<center>site of former Wagner's Hotel<br>2009, photo by Nan Stolzenburg</center>
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	==St. John's Lutheran Church]]==		==St. John's Lutheran Church==
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	Image:EBLuthCh'73.jpg\|<center>1973</center>		Image:EBLuthCh'73.jpg\|<center>1973</center>
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	==The Christopher Zeh House]]==		==The Christopher Zeh House==
	1136 [[Helderberg Trail]], current home of Ralph and Jan Miller, [[Lot 564]]. The house was probably built by Christopher Zeh, with the one story wing of the house built on the left before 1854, and the main two story house with basement built between 1855 and 1865.		1136 [[Helderberg Trail]], current home of Ralph and Jan Miller, [[Lot 564]]. The house was probably built by Christopher Zeh, with the one story wing of the house built on the left before 1854, and the main two story house with basement built between 1855 and 1865.
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	==White Sulphur Springs House]]==		==White Sulphur Springs House==
	Where have all the porches gone? long time passing.		Where have all the porches gone? long time passing.

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	Image:Hubbell house.JPG \|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>		Image:Hubbell house.JPG \|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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	==Floretha Shop]]==		==Floretha Shop==
	Where this building was, along the [[Foxenkill]] on the east side of the falls in the hamlet of Berne, is now a parking lot.		Where this building was, along the [[Foxenkill]] on the east side of the falls in the hamlet of Berne, is now a parking lot.
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	==Berne Grist Mill]]==		==Berne Grist Mill==

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	==Lyons and Tompkins Store]]==		==Lyons and Tompkins Store==
	To the left is [[Fox Creek]]. To the right is the old [[Shultes and Adams Store]]		To the left is [[Fox Creek]]. To the right is the old [[Shultes and Adams Store]]
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	==Berne Reformed Church\| Berne and Beaverdam Reformed Church]]==		==Berne Reformed Church\| Berne and Beaverdam Reformed Church==
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	Image:Reformed Church.jpg\|<center>19??</center>		Image:Reformed Church.jpg\|<center>19??</center>
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	==St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]==		==St. Paul's Lutheran Church==
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	Image:St. Pauls Lutheran Church.jpg\|<center>1911, carriage shed on side and in back. No church hall. Notice steps to get in carriages</center>		Image:St. Pauls Lutheran Church.jpg\|<center>1911, carriage shed on side and in back. No church hall. Notice steps to get in carriages</center>
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	==Cheese Factory]]==		==Cheese Factory==
	'''Berne and Knox Cheese Factory'''		'''Berne and Knox Cheese Factory'''

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	==[[Huntersland School]]==		==Huntersland School]]==

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	==[[Huntersland Christian Church]]==		==Huntersland Christian Church]]==
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	Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg\|<center>site of former Wagner's Hotel<br>2009, photo by Nan Stolzenburg</center>		Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg\|<center>site of former Wagner's Hotel<br>2009, photo by Nan Stolzenburg</center>
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	==[[St. John's Lutheran Church]]==		==St. John's Lutheran Church]]==
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	Image:EBLuthCh'73.jpg\|<center>1973</center>		Image:EBLuthCh'73.jpg\|<center>1973</center>
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	==[[The Christopher Zeh House]]==		==The Christopher Zeh House]]==
	1136 [[Helderberg Trail]], current home of Ralph and Jan Miller, [[Lot 564]]. The house was probably built by Christopher Zeh, with the one story wing of the house built on the left before 1854, and the main two story house with basement built between 1855 and 1865.		1136 [[Helderberg Trail]], current home of Ralph and Jan Miller, [[Lot 564]]. The house was probably built by Christopher Zeh, with the one story wing of the house built on the left before 1854, and the main two story house with basement built between 1855 and 1865.
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	==[[White Sulphur Springs House]]==		==White Sulphur Springs House]]==
	Where have all the porches gone? long time passing.		Where have all the porches gone? long time passing.

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	Image:Hubbell house.JPG \|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>		Image:Hubbell house.JPG \|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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	==[[Floretha Shop]]==		==Floretha Shop]]==
	Where this building was, along the [[Foxenkill]] on the east side of the falls in the hamlet of Berne, is now a parking lot.		Where this building was, along the [[Foxenkill]] on the east side of the falls in the hamlet of Berne, is now a parking lot.
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	==[[Berne Grist Mill]]==		==Berne Grist Mill]]==

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	==[[Lower Hotel]] > apartment building==		==Lower Hotel]] > apartment building==
	1616 Helderberg Trail. The building to the left in the old photo was covered parking on the lower level and a community hall above for dances and theater productions. Now a parking lot. The building to the right is on across the bridge on the south side of [[Fox Creek]]. Like so many buildings in the center of the hamlet, it burned some fifty 60 or so years ago. The old hotel is now broken up into four apartments. At least it still stands.		1616 Helderberg Trail. The building to the left in the old photo was covered parking on the lower level and a community hall above for dances and theater productions. Now a parking lot. The building to the right is on across the bridge on the south side of [[Fox Creek]]. Like so many buildings in the center of the hamlet, it burned some fifty 60 or so years ago. The old hotel is now broken up into four apartments. At least it still stands.
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	==[[Lyons and Tompkins Store]]==		==Lyons and Tompkins Store]]==
	To the left is [[Fox Creek]]. To the right is the old [[Shultes and Adams Store]]		To the left is [[Fox Creek]]. To the right is the old [[Shultes and Adams Store]]
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	==[[Hochstrasser's Store]] > Apartment building==		==Hochstrasser's Store]] > Apartment building==

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	==[[Berne Reformed Church\| Berne and Beaverdam Reformed Church]]==		==Berne Reformed Church\| Berne and Beaverdam Reformed Church]]==
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	Image:Reformed Church.jpg\|<center>19??</center>		Image:Reformed Church.jpg\|<center>19??</center>
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	==[[St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]==		==St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]==
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	Image:St. Pauls Lutheran Church.jpg\|<center>1911, carriage shed on side and in back. No church hall. Notice steps to get in carriages</center>		Image:St. Pauls Lutheran Church.jpg\|<center>1911, carriage shed on side and in back. No church hall. Notice steps to get in carriages</center>
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	==[[The Jacob Ball House]] > site of Catholic Church==		==The Jacob Ball House]] > site of Catholic Church==
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	Image:FrankBeckerHouse.jpg\|<center>Jacob Ball House<br>Berne Historical Society</center>		Image:FrankBeckerHouse.jpg\|<center>Jacob Ball House<br>Berne Historical Society</center>
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	==[[Cheese Factory]]==		==Cheese Factory]]==
	'''Berne and Knox Cheese Factory'''		'''Berne and Knox Cheese Factory'''

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New page

[[File:PhotoLogo.jpg|50px|right|link=Photo Gallery|Go to Photo Gallery]]This page is a series of images of buildings and locations in Berne comparing and old photo with a current image of the same scene; ideally taken from the exact same spot - but then how often is life ideal?
[[Image:Northrup's Lunch and Tea room.jpg|250px|thumb|left|<center>Northrup's Garage; from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>]]
[[Image:Northrup Garage Google cropped.jpg|250px|thumb|right|<center>Google Earth, 2008 </center>]]

There is a separate page for each town. This would be a great idea for a "coffee table" book! Here links to the other town pages:
*[[Knox - Then and Now|Knox - Then and Now]]
*[[Westerlo - Then and Now|Westerlo - Then and Now]]
*[[Rensselaerville - Then and Now|Rensselaerville - Then and Now]]

'''Everyone is urged to contribute. Click here for "[[Instructions for posting Then and Now images|Instructions for posting Then and Now images]]"'''

Here are some more [http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=24384&id=1609167281&l=5cf3bbb323 "Then" photos from various sources], including the Berne Historical Society, that might be suitable of accompanying "Now" photos. In some cases the buildings are gone, but in which case a "Now" photo of the site makes a strong statement about the loss of our heritage.
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If you like this page, you might also enjoy [[Antique Motor Vehicles]].
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'''Thanks'''
*Special thanks to Marty Duell for being the first to make available "Then and Now" photos for this new feature.
*Thanks to Eric Chamberlain of Knox for contributing to this page. He is taking "Now" photos in Berne, Knox, and Rensselaerville.
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'''CLICK ON ANY IMAGE TO ENLARGE.'''
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=Reidsville=
== Brate's Hotel==

Brate's Hotel was located on Cass Hill Rd. at the junction with Duck Hill Road. Portions of the hotel can still be seen in the woods. The builders and operators were [[Charles Brate]] and his wife [[Nancy Smith]] Brate.
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Image:Kushuqua Hotel.jpg|<center>say 1900</center>
Image:Kushuquahotel.jpg|<center>ca. 19??</center>
Image:Kushuqua Hotel 2009.jpg|<center>2009, Eric Chamberlain</center>
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=West Mountain and Huntersland=
==Fred Tubbs family==
This is the home of the [[Fred Tubbs family]] on West Mountain. It is now part of [[Partridge Run]] State Wildlife Management Area in the vicinity of Tubbs Pond. Marty's father, Raymond J Duell, the baby in the picture was born May 1915 so picture date is about 1916.

In the second photo, Martin Duell's son Matt is standing right in front of where the house of Fred Tubb's and the well use to be. The well is still there but covered with stone. Martin says, "You won't see the well but that is were Matt is standing. If I didn't know were it was no one would fnd it. Its all trees now and flat. Way back I would sit with my feet over the foundation. The well is there but covered with rock which can be moved to see it wasn't very deep about 8 feet."

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Image:Tubbs 2.jpg|<center>Fred Tubbs family home on West Mountain, 1916</center>
Image:FredTubbs farm site.jpg|<center>Exact same spot, 1983<br.>Photo courtesy of Martin Duell</center>
Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
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==West Mountain Methodist-Episcopal Church==
[[West Mountain Methodist-Episcopal Church]] was started early in the 19th C. The present building was built 1888.
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Image:WestMtME-old.jpg|<center>say 1920</center>
Image:West Mt ME Church 2009.jpg|<center>Oct., 2009: Eric Chamberlain</center>
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==[[Huntersland School]]==

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Image:Huntersland School.jpg|<center>Then</center>
Image:Hunterschool1-1-.jpg|<center>Now</center>
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==[[Huntersland Christian Church]]==
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Image:Huntersland Church.jpg|<center>Then</center>
Image:100 6085-2.jpg|<center>2007, photo by Russ Tallman</center>
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=East Berne=
==Northrup's Garage==
[[Northrup's Garage]] stands abandoned and appears much like the 2008 picture. A new picture will be added soon. (Eric Chamberlain)
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Image:Northrup's Lunch and Tea room.jpg|<center>Northrup's Lunch and Tea Room; from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Northrup's Garage.jpg|<center>Northrup's Garage; from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Northrup Garage Google cropped.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==Rest Seeker's Inn==
[[Rest Seeker's Inn]] was torn down in 2008. The wing on the right was perhaps the oldest existing building in East Berne at the time the building was torn down.
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Image:Inn in Winter.jpg|<center>Turn of the 20th C.; from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Restseeker's Inn.jpg|<center>1924 post card from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg|<center>Rest Seeker's Inn was to the left of center, Wagner's Hotel was to the right; Photo 2009 by Nan Stolzenburg</center>
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==Wagner's Hotel==
[[Wagner's Hotel]], East Berne is now gone.
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Image:Wagners Hotel.jpg|<center>post card from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Wagners Hotel site.jpg|<center>site of former Wagner's Hotel 2009, photo by Nan Stolzenburg</center>
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==[[St. John's Lutheran Church]]==
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Image:EBLuthCh'73.jpg|<center>1973</center>
Image:EBLuthChNew.jpg|<center>2001</center>
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==St. Mary's Catholic Church > Crosier Realty==
[[St. Mary's of the Lake]] Catholic Church, constructed in 1916, was only used in the summer months when the people from below the hill filled the cottages and resorts at the lake. It was closed in 1960 when the [[St. Bernadette's Catholic Church]] was opened in the [[hamlet of Berne]]. The building was sold to the East Berne Fire Department in 1966. John and Vicki Crosier purchased it next and it became Crosier's Reality.

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File:Church 18.jpg|<center>Post Card from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
File:St Mary's Google.jpg|<center>Crosier Realty Google Earth ca. 2008</center>

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==East Berne Garage==
[[East Berne Garage]]
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Image:East Berne Garage-then sm..jpg|<center>From the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Quay's Garage.jpg|<center>Ted Quay's Garage; from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:East Berne Garage now.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==Engel's Fur Trading Post==

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File:ENGEL'S 1.JPG|<center>Engle's Fur Trading Post 1920s</center>
File:ENGELS 2.jpg|<center>Pangburns Beach 1950s</center>
File:ENGEL'S 3.jpg|<center>Will and Jerri Osterhout's home 2011</center>
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=Berne=
Going from east to west on Heldererg Trail
==[[The Christopher Zeh House]]==
1136 [[Helderberg Trail]], current home of Ralph and Jan Miller, [[Lot 564]]. The house was probably built by Christopher Zeh, with the one story wing of the house built on the left before 1854, and the main two story house with basement built between 1855 and 1865.
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Image:Lot564 Zeh, C.jpg|<center>Christopher Zeh House when the family of Ernest Wright lived there</center>
Image:Lot564,cZeh.jpg|<center>recent</center>
Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
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==School > Auto repair > two car garage==
[[Bell School]] was turned into Snyder's Garage owned by Ethel Mae Adams and James Conington Snyder on Rte 443 Helderberg Trail, Berne
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Image:Bell School.jpg|<center>1913</center>
Image:Snyder's Garage.jpg|<center>[[Snyder's Garage]], formerly the [[Bell School]]; photo ca. 1950's</center>
Image:Snyder's garage.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==[[White Sulphur Springs House]]==
Where have all the porches gone? long time passing.

Where have all the porches gone, long time ago
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Image:White Sulphur Springs 2 Views.jpg|<center>Then; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:White Sulphur Springs Hotel 2009.jpg|<center>October 2009</center>
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==Enos Wright House==
The [[Enos Wright House]], 1560 Helderberg Trail; former farm house of [[Enos J. Wright]] and [[Ethan Wright]]. The house was completed Oct. 1891<ref>Altamont Enterprise, 24 Oct. 1891</ref>
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Image:Wright Farm house Berne NY.jpg|<center>ca. 1900</center>
Image:Wright Farm house-Google.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==The William Winans House==
[[The William Winans House]], Helderberg Trail.
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File:Fred Deitz House on Jug St. Berne c.1940.jpg|<center>Owned by Fred Deitz, ca. 1940 Photo from Allan Deitz</center>
File:Fred Deitz House on Jug St. Berne c.2008.jpg|<center>Google Earth, ca. 2008</center>
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==The Thomas Hayes House==
1603 Helderberg Trail, [[The Thomas Hayes House]], was built ca. 1842 for him and his wife, Mary Curran, who earlier had lived on Irish Hill. This was the site of the large home of [[Peter Weidman]], son of early settler, [[Jacob Weidman]] who original home was also on the same site.<gallery>
Image:Thomas Hayes House BHS.jpg|<center>From the [[Berne Historical Society]]</center>
Image:1603HelderbergTr3.JPG|<center>2006, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==The Almerin Hubbell House==
1616 Helderberg Trail (above corner Routes 156 and 443) [[The Almerin Hubbell House]] was built ca. 1800 for him and his bride, Maria Weidman, dau. of Peter Weidman who lived across the street to the south.
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Image:{Then image.jpg}|<center>{Then and date}</center>
Image:Hubbell house.JPG |<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==[[Floretha Shop]]==
Where this building was, along the [[Foxenkill]] on the east side of the falls in the hamlet of Berne, is now a parking lot.
<gallery>
Image:Floretha Shop.jpg|<center>from the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Floretha.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==The Daniel Simmons House==
[[The Daniel Simmons House]], 7 Truax Lane, was built ca. 1825 by Daniel Simmons, founder of the [[Simmons Axe Factory]] below the falls in the hamlet of Berne.

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Image:The Daniel Simmons House.jpg|<center>Ca. 1977, from "[[Our Heritage]]"</center>
Image:7Truax2.JPG|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==[[Berne Grist Mill]]==

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Image:Berne Mill.jpg|<center>Becker Bros. Mill; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Hart's Mill.jpg|<center>[[Hart's Mill]]; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Berne Grist Mill.jpg|<center>Now; Google Earth</center>
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==[[Lower Hotel]] > apartment building==
1616 Helderberg Trail. The building to the left in the old photo was covered parking on the lower level and a community hall above for dances and theater productions. Now a parking lot. The building to the right is on across the bridge on the south side of [[Fox Creek]]. Like so many buildings in the center of the hamlet, it burned some fifty 60 or so years ago. The old hotel is now broken up into four apartments. At least it still stands.
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Image:Berne Hotel.jpg|<center>Then; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Lower Hotel.jpg|<center>Now; Google Earth</center>
Image:Lower Hotel apts.jpg|<center>2009, Real Estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==Main St. looking south==
Main Street, [[Hamlet of Berne]], looking south.
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Image:Main Street 2.jpg|<center>Building on other side of bridge, left, now gone; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Main st, Berne2 now.jpg|<center>2008, Google Earth</center>

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==Shultes and Adams Store==
1628 Helderberg Trail, the [[Shultes and Adams Store]] is said to have been built in 1802. The building to the left in the old photo is the [[Lyons and Tompkins Store]] shown below.
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Image:Shultes and Adams Store.jpg|<center>Then; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Shulltes_store.JPG|<center>2004, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==[[Lyons and Tompkins Store]]==
To the left is [[Fox Creek]]. To the right is the old [[Shultes and Adams Store]]
<gallery>
Image:Lyons and Tompkins Store.jpg|<center>Then; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Lyons&Tompkins site.jpg|<center>Now; Google Earth</center>
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==Mill Pond Dam==
[[Berne mill pond dam]] is to the east on [[Fox Creek]] as you cross the bridge in the center of the hamlet of Berne.
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Image:Wooden Dam.jpg|<center>Then; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:PC Fox Creek Falls02NY.jpg|<center>Old post card of dam in hamlet of Berne</center>
Image:Dam.jpg|<center>Now; Google Earth view of dam in hamlet of Berne</center>
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==Settle's Store==
It is almost difficult to believe this is the same historic store that was [[Settle's Store]], one of the earliest stores in the hamlet of Berne and the only one in more or less continuous operation as a store. The upstairs was once a meeting hall. The roof has since been raised and it is now an apartment. This shows how modernization by adding picture windows to an historic building can destroy the historic look completely.

<gallery>
Image:Settle's Store.jpg|<center>Then; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Settle's store.jpg|<center>Now; Google Earth</center>
</gallery>

==Deitz Store==
[[Deitz's Store]] building, at one time the Berne Post Office. In the background to the right is [[Settle's Store]]

<gallery>
Image:Deitz's Store then.jpg|<center>1930's; photo in the collection of the Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Deitz store1.jpg|<center>2009, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
</gallery>

==Main St. looking west and north==
*Main Street, [[Hamlet of Berne]], looking west. [[Hochstrasser's Store]] upper left, now an apartment building.
<gallery>
Image:Main St. looking West.jpg|<center>1914; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Main st, Berne.jpg|<center>2008, Google Earth</center>
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*Main Street, [[Hamlet of Berne]], looking north. The building with the Socony sign was on this side of the bridge and is now gone.
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Image:Main Street 1.jpg|<center>Then; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Main st, Berne-now.jpg|<center>2008, Google Earth</center>
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==Zeh House==
[[The Zeh House]] is the third house on the east side of the road south of the bridge in the hamlet of Berne. It is at the intersection of Irish Hill Road with Helderberg Trail.
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File:Zeh House.jpg|<center>2008, Google Earth</center>

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==[[Hochstrasser's Store]] > Apartment building==

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Image:Hochstrasser's Store.jpg|<center>Then; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:Hochstrasser store.jpg|<center>2008, Google Earth</center>

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==World War II Honor Roll==
The World War II Honor Roll in the hamlet of Berne was originally at the intersection of Helderberg Trail and Irish Hill Road in front of the building above. It was recently rebuilt at the [[Berne Town Park]]. Look at what a sorry sight the old site has become. Hopefully the new site has more landscaping then two bushes.

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Image:WW II Honor Roll.jpg|<center>Then; Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:WWII Honor Roll site.jpg|<center>2008, same place as the "Then" photo, GoogleEarth</center>
Image:WWIIMemorialBerne.JPG|<center>Now WWII Honor Roll site</center>
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==Hotel > Town Hall==
The former [[Upper Hotel]] (Mattice Hotel) is now the [[Berne Town Hall]].
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Image:Hotel Berne.jpg|<center>Hotel</center>
Image:BERNE town hall.jpg|<center>Town Hall</center>
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==Charles E. Deitz House==
The [[Charles E. Deitz House]] was reportedly built about 1880. It is at 1659 Helderberg Trail.
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File:Charle E. Deitz House.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==The House of Dr. Deitz==
1662 Helderberg Trail, the beautiful old home of [[Deitz, Wallace E.| Dr. Wallace E. Deitz]]. And look! There is Dr. Deitz, now, in his brand new car with his old wife and two dogs. Don't you just love her hat!

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Image:Wallace E. Deitz MD..jpg|<center>1906</center>
Image:1662Helderberg 002.jpg|<center>2007, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==Berne School House No. 1 > Private Home==
*This is Berne School No. 1 in the hamlet of Berne
*It is now the house of Mace Porter. Does anyone have a current view?
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File:TA021BerneschoolMesserStampCOLOR.jpg|<center>Berne School House No.1Courtesy of Timothy J. Albright. Does anyone have another copy of this picture with the year it was taken and identity of any of the teachers or kids? </center>
Image:Berne School House.jpg|<center>Berne School House</center>
File:Berne School House 1.jpg
Image:Arbor Day.jpg|<center>Arbor Day</center>
Image:Mace Porter Home.JPG|<center>House owned by Mace Porter, formerly schoolhouse 1</center>

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==Law Office > Select School > Fire House > Post Office > Garage==

The small building as served many functions since it was built
*Law office of [[Edward Vincent Filkins]], Esq.
*The building next became the [[Select School]] in 1882 of his daughter Carrie Fillkins.
*Berne Post Office in the 1920's. The post master from 1915 - 1928 was Clarence Haverly, husband of Carrie Filkins.
*When the [http://www.geocities.com/bernefc/ Berne Volunteer Fire Company] was organized in 1929 it became the first fire house
*It is now a private garage.

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Image:1st Fire House.jpg|<center>1928 Model T Ford truck known as the "Village Queen" in front of the first fire house from the collection of the [[Berne Historical Society]]</center>
File:E. V. Filkins Law Office.jpg|<center>Now a private garage Photo ca. 1977; from [[Our Heritage]]</center>
File:LawOffice Garage.jpg|<center>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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==[[Berne Reformed Church| Berne and Beaverdam Reformed Church]]==
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Image:Reformed Church.jpg|<center>19??</center>
Image:First reformed church-1-.jpg|<center>ca. 2003<br.>photo by Barbara Husek</center>
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==Old Fire House > Apartments==
1671 Helderberg Trail, the old Berne Fire House built 1939, was sold after the new one was built on the western edge of the hamlet. The building is now an apartment house.
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Image:BerneFirehouse.jpg|<center>ca. 1977, Source: "[[Our Heritage]]"</center>
Image:1671Helderberg08092.jpg|<center>2006, Real estate ad photo by [http://www.weichertne.com/contact.cfm?agent_guid=35381f44-ca7b-4367-84d3-15ae5a6b98ca&to=zgladieux@weichertne.com Zenie Gladieux, Weichert Realtors]</center>
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==[[St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]==
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Image:St. Pauls Lutheran Church.jpg|<center>1911, carriage shed on side and in back. No church hall. Notice steps to get in carriages</center>
Image:St. Paul's Lutheran Church.jpg|<center>Old Postcard before 1915 when old hall was built</center>
Image:Bernelutheranchurchf-1-.jpg|<center>After 1915 when old hall was built Photo from the collection of Terry and Barry Schinnerer</center>
Image:Bernville,Lutheran Ch.jpg|<center>Church sandblasted to remove red paint, new hall<br.>Photo ca. 2003 by Barbara Husek</center>
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==Berne-Knox-Westerlo School==

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Image:Berne-Knox Central School.jpg|<center>under construction, 1932</center>
Image:Building front.jpg|<center>Current</center>
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==[[The Jacob Ball House]] > site of Catholic Church==
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Image:FrankBeckerHouse.jpg|<center>Jacob Ball House Berne Historical Society</center>
Image:StBern.jpg|<center>St. Bernadette's Catholic Church</center>
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==Johannes Shafer > Schoonmaker House==
Current home of Jim Hamilton, 2216 Switzkill Road, [[Lot 594]]. Then photos are scans of photocopies provided to current owners by Cheryl (Schoonmaker) Furman who is probably the young girl in the 1966 photo.
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Image:2216_Switzkill_Aug_1966.jpg|<center>View from the east in August 1966. The large tree in front only lived a few more years</center>
Image:2216_Swtzkill_winter_1970.jpg|<center>View from the south, winter 1970. The tree in front has been replanted with a Norway Maple, which died about 2005</center>
Image:2216_switzkill.JPG|<center>Now: This photo will be replaced with one at a "Then" angle (Jim Hamilton 2009)</center>
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==[[Cheese Factory]]==
'''Berne and Knox Cheese Factory'''

1878 the Berne and Knox Cheese Factory Association built a cheese factory nearby on land given them by Thomas J. Wood on the flats below the [[Hamlet of Berne]]. FIRST IN TOWN OF BERNE BUILT IN 1878 AND MADE 495 POUNDS IN A SINGLE DAY. On November 16, 1907 the cheese factory and fixtures were sold at public auction. ''Then'' photo courtesy of Will Osterhout. Click on the image two or three times to enlarge it. There is incredible detail. This photo was developed from a glass negative ca. 1908. It shows the building of the State Road from Berne to Knox with the Cheese Factory in the background and temporary housing for the road workers to the side of it.
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Image:Cheese Factory.jpg|<center>Ca. 1908</center>
Image:Cheesefactorylocationnow.JPG|<center>Location of Cheese factory October 2009-Eric Chamberlain</center>
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=West Berne=

[[Category:Buildings]][[Category:Berne Buildings]]
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