Lithograph of DeRuyter, 1892Ornate marriage certificateState-funded loan for the village of DeRuyter, 1882For unclear reasons, the bond was never registered or used.1944 graduation at DeRuyter High SchoolConstruction of what is now the DeRuyter Town Hall and DeRuyter
Free Library. Originally DeRuyter High School. 1907.The original Red and White. This building burned to the
foundation before being rebuilt in the same location, where it stands to
this day.DeRuyter's first fire stationLehigh Valley railroad, 1946DeRuyter railroad stationMain street in DeRuyterTaber House, a local hotel that once stood in the four corners
of DeRuyterMan with a bear in DeRuyter. The bear travelled town-to-town,
and was trained to enter a bank with quarters and leave with dollar
bills.Last DeRuyter and Lincklaen telephone company truck. Became
Chenango-Unadilla Telephone Corp. March 3, 1951.Jesse Newitt working on a phone cable at Quincy SquareElwyn S. Newitt in front of his store. Lucille Taller, phone
operator, in window. 1908 or 1909.First phone exchange in DeRuyter. Located in Elwyn S. Newitt
Store on the corner of Cortland and Division Streets. Operational
November 5, 1905 to December 16, 1909.Post office in DeRuyterDeRuyter Union School and AcademyDeRuyter Union School and AcademyDeRuyter's first town hallThe first basketball game in DeRuyter took place on January 23,
1908. DeRuyter defeated Truxton 29‑26. Truxton won a previous matchup.DeRuyter's first basketball teamWibert house
