McAvoy, Everard Armond
Everard Armond McAvoy (February 2, 1891 - March 26, 1953) was an American artist. He was born in Greenbush, New York. McAvoy lived in Rensselaer, New York, and appears in the Albany City Directory beginning in 1911 as a designer. On his World War II draft card, McAvoy provides his employer as the Albany Publicity Service. He married Helene 'Lena' Curtis (1895 - 1976) on February 18, 1914, with whom he had one son. It appears McAvoy never left Rensselaer County, New York, for his entire life.
New York's unique blend of historial treasures and and natural wonders.
The Empire State Offers to Tourists and Vacationists the Greatest Variety of Attractions in America. / New York The Empire State.
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This is a striking 1932 pictorial tourist map of New York State, compiled and copyrighted by Bertrand T. Fay and drawn by Everard A. McAvoy. The artists use the map to encourage tourism with New York's unique melange of cultural and natural wonders. (more details)