Newburgh being the industrial town that it was, there was a lot of signage promoting all of the businesses in town. Most of the signage probably existed down on the waterfront that has since been demolished. However, now and again you can find faint signs of Newburgh’s past like this one on Ann Street. It’s fading but can you see it? It says, “W.L. Smith Co, Mill Supply“. Who knows how long it will last there, but in the mean while it has been captured in time.
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