http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172 she was my english teacher and what can i say? she`s the best teacher ever!... i really miss her classes... the second history was my history about crossing the river... god bless her (=^_^=)...


Omar Garibay http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2007 Sat, 30 Jul 11 23:10:10 +0000 http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2277 Wed, 05 Oct 11 00:50:44 +0000 Thank you for sharing i grew up in st james i will never forget My grandmother anna m bowles, was a member of the church for most of her life. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2206 Tue, 29 Nov 11 18:22:13 +0000 Ok you left Anna M Bowles out because she attended with alice dorsey im the grandaughter of anna. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2211 Sun, 11 Dec 11 19:26:23 +0000 What a great story! http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2280 Wed, 09 May 12 20:22:50 +0000 Great story! http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2282 Mon, 14 May 12 13:35:04 +0000 Wonderful! What a great addition to the treasure trove that is the Sound & Story project! http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2316 Tue, 11 Sep 12 18:03:40 +0000 Listening to Mr. Milster's wonderful acoustic scrapbook reminds us of the difference between sight and sound (other than the obvious). We look at an old photograph, and we have a window to peek into the world of long ago. It is true of scenes from the Civil War, our grandparents and our younger selves. What listening to a recording of long ago events do is put you there! We step inside the window and remember. The experience is intense. The sound of a steamship places you on deck with the mist and smell of the sea already there. The sound of a small child - now all grown up -brings back those days as if truly relived. I commend Mr. Milster for his remarkable collection. Ray PHillips, Kent Lakes, New York rayephillips@cs.com http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2328 Mon, 24 Dec 12 16:37:18 +0000 great story http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2333 Wed, 30 Jan 13 14:17:42 +0000 Ed's bluestone bridge story appears in Alf Ever's WOODSTOCK book.

I have attemplted to place the Wall Street bluestone wagon route; https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=904179949597092&set=gm.729957650396457&type=1&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2412 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:33:10 +0000 It should be noted thatt he Ulster County bluestone is different from all the rest, owing to it's popularity. From what I have seen-it's a darker blue and the grains are much smaller. What you cannot see is it's chemistry-it holds together much better than other bluestones.
http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2413 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:34:54 +0000 One of two bluestone docks in Saugerties. https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/pb.276607299084146.-2207520000.1427744111./786453284766209/?type=3&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2414 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:35:54 +0000 https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/pb.276607299084146.-2207520000.1427744173./762640970480774/?type=3&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2415 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:36:48 +0000 Lathe turned carraige step. https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/a.276622835749259.65097.276607299084146/469606209784253/?type=1 http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2416 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:40:15 +0000 VERY large bluestone slab being pulled through the streets of Kingston. Photo courtesy of Jack Matthews. https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/pb.276607299084146.-2207520000.1427744448./438548976223310/?type=3&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2417 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:41:52 +0000 Bluestone was turned and planed...somewhat like wood. It was used for many applications like road stones, crosswalks, curb stones, steps, linted, dog bowls, water troughs, statues and even hitching posts. We have several left in Saugerties. https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/pb.276607299084146.-2207520000.1427744567./372698389475036/?type=3&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2418 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:44:55 +0000 ....AND gutter 'leaders' as well.


https://www.facebook.com/ILSaugerties/photos/pb.276607299084146.-2207520000.1427744567./372642469480628/?type=3&theater http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2419 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:45:56 +0000 The two long thin slabs of bluestone are in at the Hudson River Maritime Museum. The grooves were cut by wagon wheels with the same tread and width. There is a smaller stone with a cross-I have been told that it was a filler stone that was turned 90 degress when the groove was about to cut the stone in half. Longer stones with a cross in them may have been stones at the intersection of two stone roads. The stone roads were laid by the quarry owners to keep their loaded wagons from sinking in the mud. Other bluestone road stones can be seen at the Senate House Museum, Hurley Heritage House, the Key Bank in Hurley and Seamons Park in Saugerties-and elsewhere. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2420 Mon, 30 Mar 15 19:51:06 +0000 Tom Paxton also sang at the Cafe Espresso. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2443 Thu, 11 Aug 16 19:47:22 +0000 Was this the school building on Lapla, just past the intersection of Ashokan Rd? My great grandfather was the teacher there in the early part of the 20th Century. I believe that my grandmother taught for a short time in the early mid century. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2453 Sat, 12 Jan 19 21:51:23 +0000 I have photos of the school classes from several of those years. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2454 Sat, 12 Jan 19 21:52:16 +0000 Tinker Street Café did not change to the Center for Photography until...early 2000s I believe. It definitely was not 1977. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2455 Fri, 14 Jun 19 00:01:10 +0000 http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2458 Fri, 24 Jan 20 11:39:45 +0000 I discovered the Espresso Cafe in 1964 by accident on my new Lambretta motor scooter , I was going on a fishing trip and took the wrong exit. I changed my life Clint Hulse http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2459 Fri, 24 Jan 20 11:43:44 +0000 I worked 43 yrs. at the NABISCO BOX FACTORY & PAPER MILL in Marseilles,ILL.61341.



http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2468 Sun, 20 Sep 20 22:04:42 +0000 The Center for Photography replaced Tinker St. Cafe in 1997, not 1977.
Great storytelling otherwise! http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2474 Mon, 30 Nov 20 21:31:03 +0000 http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2475 Sat, 05 Jun 21 16:05:37 +0000 I worked at the Nabisco printing plant from July 1972 until April 1985. Left as a 2-color offset pressman. John Ballo was a good friend of our family. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2476 Sat, 05 Jun 21 16:09:53 +0000 Victor and Dagmar Balsamo bought the Espresso in 1969 http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2477 Thu, 23 Dec 21 21:33:17 +0000 YES, I too worked at this café, first at 18yrs old in 1974 and later, as the night custodian in 1977 & then again, on as dish washer/ prep/busser thru-1979 (I think? thru-1980 ). I remember Victor saying he was tired of the Espresso & was wanting to open a shoe repair shop in Rhinebeck? I have many memories of this Smokey,fun place but I moved on 50 yrs ago. Such memories may fade but still do remain as persistent in my memory. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2478 Sun, 30 Apr 23 00:35:50 +0000 Hello Everybody, Marilu Paturel who owned the Espresso Cafe, provided Dylan the space to compose, for many years the Paturel was a family for Dylan. Today Marilu retired to Ajijic, Mexico and is writing the story of their years together. http://www.soundandstory.org/?site_id=550&page_id=106172#comm2479 Mon, 25 Mar 24 16:36:15 +0000