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History of Sunnycrest golf course (.pdf file, use Adobe Reader to open it, download Adobe Reader here if you don't already have it.)

Previous studies include one done by students at SUNY ESF: 
Eastwood Neighborhood Study

When Eastwood's streetscape was still on a human scale

Do you recognize these locations?
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Old photos of Fehlman Brothers Auto Service

The Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library in Winterthur, Delaware 
Contains 50 boxes of the business papers of Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942.

"Gustav Stickley was instrumental in promoting the arts and crafts movement with his distinctive style of furniture. The furniture is often described as simple, almost rustic, and well made. In addition to his furniture business, headquartered in Eastwood, New York, Stickley published The Craftsman and owned and operated the Craftsman Restaurant atop the Craftsman Building in New York City. His furniture business operated until 1915, when Stickley was forced to declare bankruptcy.

"Papers contain material relevant to Stickley’s business concerns and include cash vouchers, stock information, minutes, correspondence, cash receipts, time sheets, payroll records, and glass-plate negatives that were used for the production of Stickley furniture trade catalogues."