Welcome to Hurleyville...
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HURLEYVILLE THEN...
Main Street - 1870'sPlease click the photo for a larger view.
Photo courtesy of Cornell University Library
Main Street - 1870'sPlease click the photo for a larger view.
Photo courtesy of Cornell University Library
A view of Hurleyville from Columbia Hill by Otto Hillig
A view of Hurleyville from Columbia Hill by G. Laidlaw
The Waldorf Hotel...
This building became
The Village Tavern, The Chug-A-Lug, Hat Trix, Christopher's and Uccelli's
The Post Office...
This site was later the home of Ernie's and Red Lee's.
It's the home of QQL, LLC today.
The Creamery and train
The Hurleyville Post Office...
home of QQL Enterprises today
P.V. Mentnech
Harness Maker
Open for Business - April 20, 1902
This building became Perk's Market.
A view of Main Street in 1904
Main Street photographed by Walter Quick
Main Street
A bird's-eye view of Hurleyville...1906...
from the top of Baker Hill...
photographed by Walter Quick
A view of Main Street in 1906
George Quick and his 3-legged horse, Dolly,
in front of Wood's Studio
Looking up Columbia Hill in 1906...
the Columbia Hotel is on the right.
Main Street looking north
Hope Souvenir Factory
This leather postcard was probably made at the Hope Souvenir Factory.
Travellers at Luzon Station
Travellers at Luzon Station in 1907
To see larger versions of the
Ontario & Western Railroad
Mountain Express
accident in Hurleyville in 1907
please click on the photos below.
Post Office...1907
The Knapp Block...1907
The Old Mill...1907
Hurleyville from Columbia Hill...1908
Columbia House...1908
Luzon Station...1908
Luzon Station...1909
Columbia Hotel...1909
A view of Main Street in 1910...
a kiosk displaying photos is on the sidewalk on the left in front of
Wood's Studio.
Another view of Main Street in 1910...
A fire on Main Street in 1910...
Wood's Studio is in the background.
Firefighters are using the hand pumper.
The wheel of the hose cart is on the left.
MORE EARLY VIEWS OF MAIN STREET
The Waldorf House is on the left.
Lawrence Casino and Bowling Alley
1911...
This building became home to Ace Trading,
the Hurleyville Antique Center
and, today, Nadia's.
Click on the clipping below to read about
the fire in 1911 that destroyed
O'Neill's Hotel and other buildings.
The Hurleyville Public School...1912...A.J. Fairbank, builder
A fire at the church
Crossing the stream at the bottom of Columbia Hill...
the Quick house is on the right.
Hurleyville Loch Sheldrake Road
Lawrence Casino and Evans Ice Cream Factory
Brophy House
The Kile House
Columbia Hotel
Morningside Boat Landing
Hurleyville Station
Luzon Station Post Office
Early view of
Luzon Station
Another early view of
Luzon Station
St. Mary's Church
1915
Rose (King) Mentnech, George Mentnech, Lizzy Myer,
P.V. Mentnech (driving his Model T Ford),
Nicholas Mentnech and Mary (Kilday) Mentnech
A bird's-eye view of Hurleyville in 1915
Luzon Station...1915
Columbia Hotel and Cottages...1917
HOME
HURLEYVILLE NOW
HURLEYVILLE-IANS AROUND THE WORLD
STREETS OF HURLEYVILLE
FRANCIS CURREY
HURLEYVILLE SENTINEL
HURLEYVILLE SULLIVAN FIRST
COMMUNITY LINKS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR RENT
Photo courtesy of Cornell University Library
Please click the photo for a larger view.
Photo courtesy of Cornell University Library
A view of Hurleyville from Columbia Hill by Otto Hillig
A view of Hurleyville from Columbia Hill by G. Laidlaw
The Waldorf Hotel...
This building became
The Village Tavern, The Chug-A-Lug, Hat Trix, Christopher's and Uccelli's
The Post Office...
This site was later the home of Ernie's and Red Lee's.
It's the home of QQL, LLC today.
The Creamery and train
The Hurleyville Post Office...
home of QQL Enterprises today
P.V. Mentnech
Harness Maker
Open for Business - April 20, 1902
This building became Perk's Market.
A view of Main Street in 1904
Main Street photographed by Walter Quick
Main Street
A bird's-eye view of Hurleyville...1906...
from the top of Baker Hill...
photographed by Walter Quick
A view of Main Street in 1906
George Quick and his 3-legged horse, Dolly,
in front of Wood's Studio
Looking up Columbia Hill in 1906...
the Columbia Hotel is on the right.
Main Street looking north
Hope Souvenir Factory
This leather postcard was probably made at the Hope Souvenir Factory.
Travellers at Luzon Station
Travellers at Luzon Station in 1907
To see larger versions of the
Ontario & Western Railroad
Mountain Express
accident in Hurleyville in 1907
please click on the photos below.
Post Office...1907
The Knapp Block...1907
The Old Mill...1907
Hurleyville from Columbia Hill...1908
Columbia House...1908
Luzon Station...1908
Luzon Station...1909
Columbia Hotel...1909
A view of Main Street in 1910...
a kiosk displaying photos is on the sidewalk on the left in front of
Wood's Studio.
Another view of Main Street in 1910...
A fire on Main Street in 1910...
Wood's Studio is in the background.
Firefighters are using the hand pumper.
The wheel of the hose cart is on the left.
MORE EARLY VIEWS OF MAIN STREET
The Waldorf House is on the left.
Lawrence Casino and Bowling Alley
1911...
This building became home to Ace Trading,
the Hurleyville Antique Center
and, today, Nadia's.
Click on the clipping below to read about
the fire in 1911 that destroyed
O'Neill's Hotel and other buildings.
The Hurleyville Public School...1912...A.J. Fairbank, builder
A fire at the church
Crossing the stream at the bottom of Columbia Hill...
the Quick house is on the right.
Hurleyville Loch Sheldrake Road
Lawrence Casino and Evans Ice Cream Factory
Brophy House
The Kile House
Columbia Hotel
Morningside Boat Landing
Hurleyville Station
Luzon Station Post Office
Early view of
Luzon Station
Another early view of
Luzon Station
St. Mary's Church
1915
Rose (King) Mentnech, George Mentnech, Lizzy Myer,
P.V. Mentnech (driving his Model T Ford),
Nicholas Mentnech and Mary (Kilday) Mentnech
A bird's-eye view of Hurleyville in 1915
Luzon Station...1915
Columbia Hotel and Cottages...1917
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