The West Bank of the Hudson River Albany to Tappan
The West Bank of the Hudson River Albany to Tappan
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" Here it was that the red men forded the Catskill Creek, and here the white men found the ford acces- sible for their teams. There is many a road in this country which was once an Indian trail. Both ends of the most in- teresting and varied street in the world, Broadway on Man- hattan Island, follow closely the track originally broken by the moccasin of the aborigines.
The present road to the high ground of Jefferson follows quite closely the old King's Road, crossing the Susquehanna turnpike ...in the centre of the village. A little beyond stands the Schuneman house, built by the dominie during the last years of his life, and now the property of Mr. Franklin Salis- bury, who has the blood of pretty much all the old families in his veins, and a room full of treasures consisting of paintings by Cole and Church, Schuneman china, old books and papers, etc. , etc. , enough to stock a small museum.
Doctor Orcutt, who died about 1875, at the age of seventy- four, was a frequent visitor in the Salisbury family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here it was that the red men forded the Catskill Creek, and here the white men found the ford acces- sible for their teams. There is many a road in this country which was once an Indian trail. Both ends of the most in- teresting and varied street in the world, Broadway on Man- hattan Island, follow closely the track originally broken by the moccasin of the aborigines.
The present road to the high ground of Jefferson follows quite closely the old King's Road, crossing the Susquehanna turnpike ...in the centre of the village. A little beyond stands the Schuneman house, built by the dominie during the last years of his life, and now the property of Mr. Franklin Salis- bury, who has the blood of pretty much all the old families in his veins, and a room full of treasures consisting of paintings by Cole and Church, Schuneman china, old books and papers, etc. , etc. , enough to stock a small museum.
Doctor Orcutt, who died about 1875, at the age of seventy- four, was a frequent visitor in the Salisbury family.
What to read after The West Bank of the Hudson River Albany to Tappan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gilbert From Old Catalog Hine to read onlineMoreLess
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