Twenty-seven (27) color snapshots of various Anitec facilities located in and around Binghamton, New York. They were developed on May 1, 2000.

Photograph of a Curtiss Jenny aircraft, with "Binghamton Aviation Co. | Passenger Freight | Tex Marshall, Pilot" painted on the fuselage. This dates the photo to around 1919 - 1920.

Photograph of thirteen (13) employees of the Binghamton Taxicab Company, outside the company's offices at 184 State Street, Binghamton. Dated "Dec. 1928" in ink on the front of the photo.

Photo of the interior of the B. [Blake] Porter confectionery and barbershop, located at 225 1/2 Conklin Avenue, Binghamton. Visible advertisting signs include Moxie, Ox-Heart Chocolates, Orange Crush, and Camel. One glass display case appears to contain sweets, the other cigars. A calendar displays the date, April 1921.

Three photographs of the Community Lounge bar, located in Binghamton's Security Mutual building at 84 Exchange Street. Two photos show the interior, one the exterior.

Photograph of the exterior of Dick Shay's bar, located at 15 Prospect Avenue in Binghamton from about 1888 to 1892, when the establishment moved locations. Four men are standing outside the bar. "Uncle John" is written in pencil underneath the image, though it is not clear which man the label refers to.

Two undated photographs of the E. J. & Co. (Endicott-Johnson and Company) Fire Prevention squad. One of the photos shows the men lined up outside the headquarters building, with the full building and two E.J. smokestacks visible in the background. This photo is stamped on the verso "C. E. Bennett | Commercial Photographer | Phone 128, Endicott, N. Y." In the other photo the group is posed in three rows directly in front of the main entrance to the headquarters building.

One photograph of the Fair Play Caramels, Inc. staff, dated October 1, 1934, showing forty-one (41) women posed outside a building. The photo is stamped on the verso "Thomas J. Coe | Commercial Photography | Catalog Work a Specialty | 1905 River View Drive, Phone 1052 | Endicott, N. Y. | Our Motto: 'The best for the money.'"

Aerial photograph of the General Electric plant in Johnson City. Inscribed in pencil on verso: "G. E. Plant from the Air. | Ira T. Reynolds worked there | from Dec. 1958 until retirement in 1967." Stamped on verso: "Photographic Services | Armament & Control Section | LMEE Department | General Electric Co. | Johnson City, New York | UNCLASSIFIED | Nov 5 1962."

Two photographs of the National Slovak Band, founded in Binghamton in 1903. The older photo may date from this earlier period; the later dates from about 1919.