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Before he was fired last year, Rodney Banks got to know Patriot Mobile pretty well. The 42-year-old Black man worked for the conservative Christian cellphone company/PAC from April 2019 to May 2022, and his memories from that time are full of egregious displays of racism and economic exploitation. The family-first,
Dan Weinstock presents “Finger Lakes Scenes in 3-D” on March 25 March 25 @ 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Free The Antiques Club of the Finger Lakes in partnership with the Geneva Historical Society will present the virtual program, “Finger Lakes Scenes in 3-D” by Dan Weinstock on Zoom on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. The program will focus on 3-D images called stereoviews. They consist of two nearly identical photographs or prints, paired to produce the illusion of a single three-dimensional image. When viewed through a stereoscope or 3-D glasses, the image becomes a single 3-D image. Thi...
The James Ellery Hale photo is valued at $10,000 to $50,000. February 5, 2021 Lawyer David J. Whitcomb with the photographs he found in a secret attic in a building he purchased in Geneva, New York. Photo courtesy of David J. Whitcomb. A lawyer looking for a new office stumbled upon a trove of historic photographs when he discovered a secret attic in the three-story building he bought last December in Geneva, New York. Among the finds in the hidden trove was a rare portrait of suffragist Susan B. Anthony. David J. Whitcomb, 43, was changing a light bulb on the building’s third floor when h...
A man had no idea his law office building even had an attic, so he was doubly surprised to find a portrait of Susan B. Anthony and other treasures there.
A US man had no idea the Geneva, New York, building he bought in December 2020 for his law office even had an attic, so he was doubly surprised to find the treasures that have been stashed there for nearly 100 years. David J Whitcomb and a friend noticed the ceiling on the third floor looked odd after going up to change a light bulb. They saw an access panel and stacked up some chairs so Mr Whitcomb could climb up and see what was inside, illuminated only by the tiny flashlight on his phone. READ MORE: The photos are covered in soot from a fire in a neighbouring building.(Credit: Courtesy Dav...