Dutchess County
Dutchess County
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The steep, twisting road descends for nearly a mile.
PAWLING, 13. 7 m. (420 alt. , 1, 204 pop. ).
Railroad Stations: New York Central R. R. (Harlem Valley Division). Busses: Two bus lines.
Accommodations: Dutcher House, Hayes Hotel, Pawling Inn. Motion Picture Theatre: One.
The village, lying in the Pawling-Dover valley, was settled about 1740 by English Quakers. The first hamlet was known as Gorsetown; the present name derives from the Paulding or Pawling family, Colonial landholders.
The busi...ness section is confined to Main and Railroad Sts. With residential streets radiating from this center. The railroad bisects the village. Farming is locally on the decline and the land is being bought up by New Yorkers as summer estates.
The village has been an important dairying center since 1850 and once shipped 200, 000 quarts of milk a day to New York City. Upstate and western competition has closed several of the shipping stations.
State 55 follows West Main St. And Main St. (R) through the village.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The steep, twisting road descends for nearly a mile.
PAWLING, 13. 7 m. (420 alt. , 1, 204 pop. ).
Railroad Stations: New York Central R. R. (Harlem Valley Division). Busses: Two bus lines.
Accommodations: Dutcher House, Hayes Hotel, Pawling Inn. Motion Picture Theatre: One.
The village, lying in the Pawling-Dover valley, was settled about 1740 by English Quakers. The first hamlet was known as Gorsetown; the present name derives from the Paulding or Pawling family, Colonial landholders.
The busi...ness section is confined to Main and Railroad Sts. With residential streets radiating from this center. The railroad bisects the village. Farming is locally on the decline and the land is being bought up by New Yorkers as summer estates.
The village has been an important dairying center since 1850 and once shipped 200, 000 quarts of milk a day to New York City. Upstate and western competition has closed several of the shipping stations.
State 55 follows West Main St. And Main St. (R) through the village.
What to read after Dutchess County?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ny Federal Writers Project Dutchess Co to read onlineMoreLess
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