Mystery Monday – Seneca Falls Historical Society

If you know any of the people, the places or even any stories about any of the images, please let us know. We thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide! So follow us on Facebook and join us on MYSTERY MONDAYS.

Facebook - March, 1st

March will start out being our Mystery Monday for the Historical Society. Every Monday we post a picture of a person or family or event that in our Archives we do not have any information on.

If anyone could help us update our files we would greatly appreciate this. Thank you in advance.

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Facebook - February, 22nd

Our final Mystery Monday for February 2021. If anyone can help us identify this lovely couple we would appreciate it. Any information would help our archive files here at the Seneca Falls Historical Society.

Thank you in Advance!

Facebook - February, 15th

The Seneca Falls Historical is trying to update our archives files. There are some pictures we are not sure of the identification of. If anyone can help us out it would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

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Facebook - February, 8th

We have a picture that we do not know who, what or where it is. If anyone can help identify this photo, we would appreciate it. Any information would help the Seneca Falls Historical Society update our Achieves.

Thank you in advance!

Facebook - February, 1st

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Facebook - December, 28th

If you know any of the people featured or the places, please let us know and if you have any stories about them, please let us know those as well. We thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide! We are going back here, see if you can help?

Facebook - December, 21st

This photograph was taken in April 1943 if you know any of the people featured or the places, please let us know and if you have any stories about them, please let us know those as well. We thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide! We are going back here, see if you can help?

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Facebook - December, 14th

If you know the person featured or where this was taken, please let us know and if you have any stories, please let us know those as well. We thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide!

Facebook - December, 7th

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Facebook - November, 30rd

A lovely couple unnamed in our collection. If you have any information on these people please pass it along, Thank you

Facebook - November, 23th

These unknown people were photographed by renowned photographer Grace Woodworth. If you have any information on these people please pass it along, Thank you

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Facebook - November, 16th

We thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide! This is Francisco Caraccilo, Mary Galletti Caraccilo, Vincent Caraccilo and Evelyn Galletti Chiod. Sept. 17. 1949

Facebook - November, 9th

This 1904 photograph is of some 1st Graders from the 1st Ward School, the information we have is limited on this wonderful photograph.

If you have any information regarding this photograph or the children in it we would love to hear from you.

Thank you

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Facebook - November, 2nd

We need help identifying these two gentlemen ?

Thank you

Facebook - October,26th

Another blast from the past, anyone remember or know these two or even perhaps the location ?

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Facebook - October,19th

Anyone know who these gentlemen are or where they are?

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Facebook - October,12th

Seen here is the dedication of the plaque commemorating the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention in 1923. it is said the owner of the building refused to have the plaque placed on his building.

(From left to right) Carl Rogers, Bert Mackey, Theodosia Moran, Dr. William Follette, Devillo Pollard, Anita Politzer, Earl Clark, and L.D. Stafford pose in front of the dedication of the Nineteenth Amendment plaque.

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Facebook - October,5th

Alva Belmont, the former wife of William Kissam Vanderbilt, was very active in the suffrage movement in the 20th century. This photograph was taken in Seneca Falls for the 1923 commemoration. Belmont hosted a suffrage lunch in Newport, Rhode Island, and had plates, cups and saucers made that said “Votes for Women” on the rim.