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WW1 - 1914-1918
" Looks of War photographers "
" Regards de photographes de Guerre"
9000 photos
438 pages
RAILROADS
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OTHERS TIMES
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OTHERS PLACES
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HAYTS CORNERS
OVID & WILLARD
Yard engine at Willard Insane Asylum
c.1880s
This may be first locomotive acquired by the hospital, a Portland built engine.
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and
Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard,
and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Source of Photograph: New York Heritage Digital Collection
'The John' Gen. McGee's private car at Willard Insane Asylum
c.1880s
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard,
and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Supt's private car Lehigh Valley RR c.1880s
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard,
and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Source of Photograph: New York Heritage Digital Collection
Supply train at Willard Insane Asylum
c.1885
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard, and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Source of Photograph: New York Heritage Digital Collection
Railroad track and view of Willard Insane Asylum
c.1880s
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard,
and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Source of Photograph: New York Heritage Digital Collection
Passenger train No. 5 at Willard Insane Asylum c.1880s
Willard Scrapbook B, part two of two scrapbooks compiled by Dr. Horace G. Hopkins,
physician at former Willard Asylum and Willard State Hospital from 1872-1894.
Some of the photographs are thought to be the work of Nelson Hopkins,
brother of Dr. Horace Hopkins and wife Anne Maycock Hopkins.
The book was later owned by Dr. Robert E. Doran who was a visiting surgeon at Willard,
and his father was also a physician at Willard.
Source of Photograph: New York Heritage Digital Collection
Willard State Hospital looking East from Main Building showing RR access
c.1890
Source of Photograph:
State of New York 24th Annual Report of the Trustees of the Willard State Hospital
for the years of 1892.
Albany NY; James B. Lyon.
Willard State Hospital Laundry c.1890
The box car is marked 'Willard State Hospital' indicating that they owned rail cars
to go along with their several steam locomotives.
Source of Photograph:
State of New York 24th Annual Report of the Trustees of the Willard State Hospital
for the years of 1892.
Albany NY; James B. Lyon
Willard Branch Train starting from the buildings
1898
Source of Photograph:
State of New York 24th Annual Report of the Trustees of the Willard State Hospital
for the years of 1892.
Albany NY; James B. Lyon.