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State Armory Building
State Armory Building		 Fulton Street from Third Street
Fulton Street from Third Street		 R.P.I. Institute
R.P.I. Institute		 G.V.S. Quackenbush & Co. Dry Goods Store
G.V.S. Quackenbush & Co. Dry Goods Store
R. P. I. Buildings and Provincial Seminary
R. P. I. Buildings and Provincial Seminary		 Heart of SHopping District, Third and Fulton Streets
Heart of SHopping District, Third and Fulton Streets		 Emma Williard Seminary Building
Emma Williard Seminary Building		 The Earl Creamtory, Oakwood Cemetery
The Earl Creamtory, Oakwood Cemetery
Hart Memorial Library, Second and Ferry Sts.
Hart Memorial Library, Second and Ferry Sts.		 Parade in Town
Parade in Town		 New Union Station
New Union Station		 State Armory
State Armory
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