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JFGryphon: Phil, Irene, Myself, and Rob, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Official Mud Tester
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JFGryphon: There is a Story ...
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JFGryphon: Another "Do Not Throw Stones" sign
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JFGryphon: Calf, Farmers' Museum
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JFGryphon: Phil, Rob and Jim, Farmers' Museum
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JFGryphon: Irene, Jim, and Rob
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JFGryphon: Hog in Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Souvenir Coonskin Caps, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Cardiff Giant, Hoax of 1869, Farmers' Museum, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Oxen Plowing at the Farmers Museum, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Source of the Susquehanna River, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Little Horses With a Heavy Load, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Arsenic from Dr. Thrall's Pharmacy, Farmers Museum, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: Mirror at Farmers' Museum, Cooperstown, New York, Pre 1840
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JFGryphon: Shredded Wheat
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JFGryphon: Draft Horse Plowing
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JFGryphon: "Especially popular in 1817"
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JFGryphon: Niagara Falls, Home of Shredded Wheat
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JFGryphon: New York State's Biggest Pig
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JFGryphon: Potato Bag With Rocket Ships, about 1950
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JFGryphon: Downspout, Cooperstown, New York
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JFGryphon: New York Gothic
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JFGryphon: End of the World, October 22nd 1844
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JFGryphon: James Fenimore Cooper (1789 – 1851) by Victor Salvatore, 1940
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JFGryphon: Myself and Irene in Howe Caverns, near Cobleskill, New York
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JFGryphon: Lost Graves, Found Tombstones
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JFGryphon: Log House, Cooperstown, New York, about 1800
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JFGryphon: Hey, it worked yesterday ...
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JFGryphon: Farmer Floyd, On Scarecrow Duty