What came before high school yearbooks?   

As far as we've been able to find, rather little.  One example is this rarity -- a 1906 "Souvenir"  from the neighboring Neversink, NY schools. (Hard to believe that high school yearbooks originated in this form, isn't it!) 

(Click on any of the samples below to see an enlargement)

Here are a few items of general memorabilia from Liberty.  

The Liberty High School Band in the 1950s

Hillig's Castle

William Mead Hotchkin

Mill and Main Streets, circa 1900

The 1913 Liberty fire

A clambake of the J. C. Young Hose Company

(with the hat and moustache:  Maurice Borden -- thanks to Donald and Joan Borden for this identification!)

A medical bill, circa 1949

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