Five photographs showing an autombile accident with a large truck & trailer at a bridge. Sixth photograph is of a man sitting on top of a small truck with stuff tied down on the back. Caption reads, "Enroute to Yama Farms - The wreck."
Two images showing the wreck and the bridge it happened at. Captions read, "Presidents Conference June 1921," "Wrecked bridge at Wurtsboro," and "Truck on bank of creek."
One photograph showing the bridge and truck wreck with groups of people. Another photograph showing a large field with mountains in the background captioned, "Near Yama Farms." Third photograph shows the waterfall near the Napanoch electric...
Known as the Sweets, this house was bought by Kenneth and Cora Sweet in 1924. There is a history of their family and the Derven family in Terry Talley's book, "Gems of the Hudson." The turreted Victorian was built about 1868 on the site of the...
13 Bridge Street is a brick dwelling attached to the one-story extension of the hardware store on Main Street. It is the first of several row houses which were built by John V. Onderdonk about 1875, at the same time he was building the Onderdonk...
This dwelling is the second of several row houses which were built by John V. Onderdonk about 1875, at the same time he was building the Onderdonk Block on Main Street. Nieweg and Reimann have an excellent description of Cottage Row and its history...
The present Village of Saugerties was originally incorporated in 1831 as the Village of Ulster. This map is from 1850 before the name change to Saugerties in 1855. A penciled note; "(74734) [1850?]"; on the map face near the bottom right indicates...
Letter from Rachel to her sister Sarah basically repeating the news she’d gotten from her father from Suspension Bridge. She is anxious to hear about a reception that is being planned and eagerly awaiting Thanksgiving, when she will be coming...
This card is an advertisement for Silarski and Reed, showing the row house at 27 Bridge Street before and after reconstruction in the spring of 2000. The house was built about 1875 by John V. Onderdonk and was part of Cottage Row.
This is one of the larger houses on High Avenue, on the block behind Nyack's Main Street business district. The house is of a simple design, augmented by the Italianate tower and the wide veranda and entryway. The dwelling is opposite Bridge Street.
Route 9W, Haverstraw, NY. This image was used by Dexter Press, Inc. to make postcards in the 1930s. Dexter Press, Inc. was founded by Thomas A. Dexter in 1920 in Park Ridge, NJ. It moved to Pearl River in 1928. Dexter Press, Inc. moved to...
A couple sits at the edge of the boat, with the waters of the river behind them. They were to observe the installation of the last part of the superstructure of the Tappan Zee Bridge.
A carriage is disappearing where the dirt road curves in the distance. There's a bridge in the foreground and just beyond it on the left is a small girl in a dark, wide-brimmed hat. Cedar trees stand out among the larger trunks of trees which are...
This Bethlehem Steel advertisement in the January 1957 issue of "Civil Engineering" describes how steel sheet piling and steel H-piles were used in the construction of the Tappan Zee bridge. The caption under the picture of the bridge from water...
This aerial view shows changes that occured in Blauvelt, and all of Rockland County, after the Tappan Zee Bridge was built. Houses sprouted in fields that once grew corn and tomatoes. At the lower right, Blauvelt Road joins Western Highway. The...
