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Explore GARNER Historic District in Photos
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Waterfall below Bridge Street
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Frank Welles Gallery
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Sculpture by Peter Strasser, photo by Amanda Weber
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Brick Alley, photo by Dorice Arden Madronero
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Building 2 facade
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Building 33, Bridge Street
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Buildings 3 & 4 View
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Creekside Trail, photo by Amanda Weber
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Creekside Trail, photo by Frank Vitale
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Cross Creek Road Tunnel
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Cross Creek Road
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Do The Thing - Artwork by Kristen Herman, photo by Fox and Hare Photography
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Drone Image (footage courtesy of Ken Karlewicz)
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GARNER Arts Center Building 35 Entrance photo by Mary D'Urso
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GARNER Arts Center Building 35 photo by Mary D'Urso
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Main Road & Stack Street
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Main Road, photo by Amanda Weber
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Main Road, photo by Frank Vitale
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Mercedes Benz Photo Shoot, photo by Adam Kurtz
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Space design by ICO Design Group, Susan Stava Photography
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Photo by Amanda Weber
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Woodworking Shop, Building #2
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Sunset over GARNER Historic District
Spaces & Complex
The adage a picture speaks a thousand words was never more true than when applied to the buildings and spaces of the GARNER Historic District. The essence of this unique, vibrant, historic complex is captured here in photos.
People & Community
Business owners, workers and visitors alike find individual meaning and appreciation for the GARNER Historic District and its grounds. Whether you are building your business here or visiting while enjoying a meal or craft beer, all are struck by the energy and magic of this historic yet decidedly 21st century site.
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James Tyler Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Deborah Grosmark Studio, photo by Jherry Ramirez
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Diane Churchill Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Hillbolic Arts and Carpentry, photo by Frank Vitale
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James Winans Studio, photo by Jherry Ramirez
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Loop Fiber Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Pat Hickman Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Rose Backer Miller Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Richard & Justin Smith Studio, photo by Jherry Ramirez
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S&A Industries-Karate Depot, photo by Frank Vitale
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Susan Stava Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Tiffany Freeman Studio, photo by Jherry Ramirez
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Ursula Schneider Studio, photo by Frank Vitale
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Wellington Enterprises, photo by Frank Vitale
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Joanna Castillo Installation-L.A.B. Fest
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#iamCOLOR by Kris Campbell photo by Susan Stava
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Ballet Rockland
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GARNER Arts Center LAB Fest
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GARNER Arts Center Bora Yoon
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GARNER Arts Center Outdoor Films
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Autumn Electronix Exhibition photo by Luke Haughwout
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Brick Alley Block Party photo by Mary J. D'Urso Photography
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Christopher Tignor Performance photo by Bob Brandoff
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Creekside Under the Stars, Adam Falcon performing
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Dye Works Event, photo by 5 West Studios
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Dye Works Event
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Encounters with the Arts 4th Grade Program
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Film Under the Stars, photo by Jonathan Shorr
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Fundraiser, Brick Alley, photo by Dorice Arden Madronero
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Gala Fundraiser
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GARNER Arts Center - Artwork by Joe Fusaro, Nate Singer, Justin Smith, photo by Mary D'Urso
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GARNER Arts Center Building 35 Exhibition - Artwork by Sari Dienes, photo by Susan Stava Photography
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GARNER Arts Center Exhibition - Artwork by Joe Fusaro, Nate Singer, Justin Smith, photo by Mary D'Urso
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GARNER Arts Center-Artwork Vladimir Cybil Charlier photo by Mary D'Urso
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GARNER Arts Center, Artwork - Peter Strasser, Big Risks/ Creative Discoveries Exhibition, photo by Sal Cordaro
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GARNER Arts Center, Jonathan Demme "Collecting With Abandon" Exhibition
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Kris Campbell Installation-L.A.B. Fest
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LAB Fest Crowd, photo by Brian Casse
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Let There Be Light Event-Sculpture Cassie Strasser-Projections Farkas Fulop, photo by Susan Stava
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Let There Be Light Event-Sculpture Eric David Laxman, photo by Susa Stava
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Artwork by Michael Zansky, Susan Stava Photography
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Outdoor Shorts Film Program, photo by Marcela DaLoia
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Artwork by Andrea Stanislav, Susan Stava Photography
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The Maze Installation @ Creekside by TROUBLE
Art & Events
There’s nothing more engaging than experiencing an arts or cultural event at the GARNER Historic District. People of all ages and walks of life are thrilled by the uniqueness of the site and the original, exciting and multi-sensory programs it offers.
Historic Images
Experience a bit of our textile mill history by scrolling through our archival photos.
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1893 Historic Map
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1913 Picture of Complex
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1925 complex map
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Bobbin Frame
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Former railroad track bed serving complex
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Garnerville Print Works (postcard rendering)
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Print Works Managers House on Bridge Street
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Print Works Textile Tenant R.W. Gates - clam bake 1938
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Progess of Cotton - Warping and Winding
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Railroad Avenue entrance to complex (courtesy of Larry Kigler)
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Railroad Avenue, Garnerville NY (postcard rendering)
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Recreation Park (postcard image)
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Reopen The Print Works Commemorative Key – 1934
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Representative early 20th Century Mill Operation / Bogart Alabama Knitting Mills Brooklyn NY
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Representative early 20th Century mill operation (courtesy of Passaic Historical Society Image)
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Representative textile operations / Pacific Mills, Lawrence MA late 1800s
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S.W. Johnson Firehouse (postcard rendering)
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The Bobbin Frame used in textile operations
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The Warping Mill used in textile operations
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William Garner