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- "Dogwoods" homestead, Suffern, NY
- Houses; Historic sites;
- Author and economist Ralph Borsodi built this homestead just north of Suffern, NY, over a ten-year period, 1924-34, and then developed a "School for Living." His enclave led to his Bayard Lane and West Nyack's Van Houten Fields and other...
- Nyack Library
- "Lovers Lane", On the Boulevard, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y.
- Postcards; Forests; Mountain roads;
- This lane is probably the road that goes in front of the Museum of the Hudson Highlands, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y.
- Cornwall Public Library
- 112 Castle Heights Avenue, Upper Nyack, NY
- Houses; Mansard roofs;
- This unusual looking house was originally the farmhouse of John Van Houten. Van Houten owned land 280 feet wide from the Hudson River to the mountain on the west. He developed the landing and the boatyard, beginning to subdivide the property in the...
- Nyack Library
- 7 Ferris Lane, South Nyack, NY
- Houses;
- This house, known as the Gaylor House, was moved from the Bight in Grand View when the Thruway and Tappan Zee Bridge were built.
- Nyack Library
- 8 Ferris Lane, South Nyack, NY
- Houses;
- Vegetation obscures the elegant architectural details of this modified el-shaped house.
- Nyack Library
- 9W as a country lane in Upper Nyack
- Streets; Houses;
- A woman and two children stand alongside a country road. Behind them is a row of small frame houses. This narrow dirt lane became Route 9W.
- Nyack Library
- Albert Woolsey
- Photographs; Portrait photographs;
- Albert Woolsey was born in 1860. He was a church sexton and lived in a house on Lawrence Lane in the 1880s. The house is no longer there.
- Library Assoc of Rockland County
- An act to prevent the firing of guns and other fire arms within this colony
- Slavery; Laws
- Law passed March 8, 1773 that made it illegal to fire guns from December 31 to January 2. If a white person is found guilty of breaking this law he or she would have to pay a fine of 20 shillings or serve 1 month in jail. If a slave is found guilty...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Another view of a country lane
- Roads; Dirt roads; Views;
- This country lane has a hillside on the left side and a large wooden fence on the right. It gently curves, gradually climbing, to disappear from view.
- Nyack Library
- Anthony Velverton vs James Jackson page 3
- Chester Historical Society
- Avenues near Marydell Camp in Upper Nyack, NY
- Roads; Dirt roads; Trees; Camps;
- In the 1920s, this corner was quiet. The unpaved lane leading into Marydell Camp is now busy Midland Avenue. Just before the buildings, a lane led to the east; it is now Larchdale Avenue.
- Nyack Library
- Bayard Lane, Suffern, NY
- Plaques; Historic buildings; Historic sites;
- The plaque for Bayard Lane: Bayard Lane (named for Blandina Bayard, an early Ramapo settler) was the first of the back-to-the-land homestead communities formed by Ralph Borsodi.
- Nyack Library
- Boulderberg Manor
- Postcards; Buildings; Gables; Houses; Cupolas; Restaurants
- This is a postcard of the Gothic building known as Boulderberg Manor. The house has two steep gables which interrupt the roof-lines. In addition, there are dormers with steep gables on the main portion of the house as well as a cupola. There are...
- Library Assoc of Rockland County
- Bridge on Christmas Hill Rd
- Bridges; Electric lines; Railroad tracks;
- Bridge on Christmas Hill Road before modernized.
  Christmas Hill Road runs east/west through Monsey between New Country Road on the east and Cherry Lane on the west. An 1876 Atlas of Rockland County shows the Piermont Branch of the Erie...
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- Broadway and Hook Mountain, Nyack, NY
- Views; Roads;
- In 1900, Broadway in Upper Nyack was a country lane, with fields and lawns, and Hook Mountain in the background.
- Nyack Library
- Burtin House, Stony Point
- Buildings; houses; Mansard roofs; trees; Shrubs; Stone walls; Windows; Balconies; Roof gardens; Bay windows; Stairways;
- Burtin house, Filor's Lane, Stony Point, NY. Side view of Second Empire style house with mansard roof surrounded by trees.
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- CARPENTER WORK page 5
- Chester Historical Society
- Castle Heights Avenue, Upper Nyack
- Streets; Houses;
- Castle Heights Avenue was a dirt lane when this scene was photographed. The road leads downhill from Midland Avenue to the Broadway intersection, which was and is the center of the Village of Upper Nyack.The houses in the picture are still standing...
- Nyack Library
- Charles and Marie Barrell at Segal home.
- Carriages & coaches;Group portraits;Photographs
- Photograph of Charles and Marie Barrell in simple one horse, sprung carriage, on lawn in front of Segal home off Hen Lane, Sugar Loaf. Note: The name of Hen Lane was changed to Well Sweep Lane sometime in the mid-twentieth century.
- Chester Historical Society
- Charlie Barrell's house on Hen Lane
- Dwellings;Photographs
- Framed photograph of Charlie Barrell's house on Hen Lane, now , 2002, known as Well Sweep Lane in Sugar Loaf.
- Chester Historical Society