Potsdam Public Museum
Agency and Placement Location: 2 Park Street, Potsdam, NY 13676
Transportation: Need Own Transportation, this means that CBL did not automatically reserve a SLU vehicle. Therefore, it is the student’s responsibility to access available resources to secure transportation. In these cases, a placement site is considered within walking/biking distance, or is within five miles of campus. Here are some alternative transportation options to consider: use a personal car that you are an insured driver for, walk, or bike. In some cases, it is possible to reserve a university vehicle from the regular fleet. *Contingent on its availability, students may also be able to reserve the CBL van. In order to utilize this form of transportation, students MUST complete SLU's Driver Certification training. The CBL office does not endorse the idea of students carpooling in personal vehicles. It is especially important that students understand the risks associated with carpooling. Carpooling should only be considered after all other options have been exhausted; when carpooling is necessary, both the driver and any riders must complete transportation waivers.
History: Early History of Potsdam by Marguerite Gurley Chapman [1956]
Illustrated with images selected from Museum archives by museum staff [2011]
Gallantry in the Field Potsdam and the Civil War [100th Anniversary 1961]
Includes excerpts and images selected from Museum archives by museum staff [2011]
The Catholic Apostolic Church in Potsdam by Dr. Martin Kessler & Dr. Robert B. Shaw [January 1974]
From THE QUARTERLY, Official Publication of the St. Lawrence County Historical Association Volume XIX No. 1
Lyman Exodus, Potsdam to Illinois, Made History on 2 Frontiers in 1833 by Marguerite Gurley-Chapman [1956]
From the Potsdam Courier-Freeman, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1956
Gone but not forgotten...The Way We Were (Hannawa Falls Railroad) Edited by Trudie Calvert [1975]
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