We worked with Charles Lord, Bainbridge Town Historian, to create a slideshow of early Bainbridge. Each slide is made up of an old photograph of Bainbridge, along with a brief description of the photo.

 

Aerial Views

	Birdseye view of Bainbridge
	Another birdseye view of Bainbridge In and around the village
	Bridge across the Susquehanna
	Workmen along the State road
	View down East Main Street from Southwest corner
	North Main Street
	In front of entrance (now NBT Bank) on North Main Street
	View from Southeast corner down North Main Street
	1950s shot of North Main Street, looking towards traffic light near CPU Industries
	Village Green
	Railroad Station
	Travellers waiting to board the train
	First Village Water Filtering System
	First Automotive Fire Truck Businesses in Bainbridge Many of the postcards from which I created these images describe Bainbridge as an industrial center in Chenango County.
	The Bainbridge Republican
	The Bainbridge Hospital
	The Central Hotel
	American Separator Plant Layout
	The American Separator Company
	Casein Manufacturing Company
	Sheffield Creamery
	Charles H. Odell Harness Shop
	Pratts Garage ... working on them Tin Lizzies' Historic People of Bainbridge
	Commodore William Bainbridge
	Richard W. Juliand
	Joseph Bush Jr.
	Dr. R. D. L. Evans
	Franklin B. Phinney, served in the Civil War
	Dr. Joseph Flannery
	Salvey Papallo
	Dr. Edward Danforth
	Behind the Evans House Schools
	Bainbridge High School Churches in Bainbridge
	Baptist Church
	Methodist Church
	First Methodist Church
	Presbyterian Church
	St. John's Catholic Church
	St. Peter's Episcopal Church
	A more recent photo of St. Peter's Residential Structures
	28 North Main Street, Bainbridge
	Truman House
	Oldest House still standing in Village, 1804 AD
	First Framehouse built in area, 1800 AD