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- p. 11
- Bard College
- p. 29
- Bard College
- p. 73
- Bard College
- inside front cover
- Chester Historical Society
- specifications page 7
- Chester Historical Society
- back page
- Chester Historical Society
- Chester Chamber of Commerce Member sign
- Chambers of commerce;
- 10 by 8 inch 16 gauge steel sign with Member 1964 tag attached. Found in the former John Lutjens building on Carpenter Place during renovations in 2007 for the Village of Chester Police Department.
- Chester Historical Society
- Rumsey Village & Piano Style Fire Engine
- Advertisements; Fire engines & equipment;
- The disastrous fire of 1876 destroyed downtown Chester. To protect the village from future fires, the citizens of Chester under took to build both a water system and a fire company. This advertisement was sent to Joseph Durland, a founding member...
- Chester Historical Society
- The Seneca Falls New Style Village Fire Engine.
- Advertisements; Fire engines & equipment;
- The disastrous fire of 1876 destroyed downtown Chester. To protect the village from future fires, the citizens of Chester under took to build both a water system and a fire company. This advertisement was sent to Joseph Durland, a founding member...
- Chester Historical Society
- Chester's Fire House
- Fire stations; Clippings; Water supply; Government facilities; Courtrooms; Jails
- Newspaper clipping reporting on the opening reception for Chester's newly constructed Fire House.
- Chester Historical Society
- Survey map of Drake's land
- Documents; Measured drawings;
- Chester Historical Society
- Sketch of Chester village lots
- Maps; Villages
- Undated sketch of Chester village lots by surveyor, Fred J. Knight, (Scale of 18 Chains to 1 inch). Parcels labeled: Cartter & Vail, Charles Smith, Isaac Banker, Mansion House, Milton Hulse, S. J. Banker. Garden and Main Streets noted.
- Chester Historical Society
- Map of Cromline Tract
- Maps; Land subdivision;
- Map showing subdivision of Daniel Crommelin's former holdings within the Wawayanda Patent in central Orange County. These parcels now in the Towns of Blooming Grove and Chester.
- Chester Historical Society
- Panorama of Rondout valley and Ellenville, N.Y.
- postcards; photographs; mountains; views; hills; valleys; panoramic photographs; trees;
- Long panoramic shot of mountain range. Postcard folded up is sized 3.5 by 5.5 inches, but folds out to be a 27.5 inch panorama.
- Ellenville Public Library & Museum
- Nyack Turnpike Map II
- Maps; Measured drawings;
- Hand-drawn survey map showing the route of the Nyack Turnpike. The scale of the map is 40 chains per inch. The map begins in Nyack and ends in Suffern. Along the map there are notations of property owners, streams, swamps and roads.
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- Nyack Turnpike Map IV
- Maps; Measured drawings; Toll roads;
- Hand drawn surveyor's map of the Nyack Turnpike. The map also shows existing roads, property owners and natural features such as rivers and swamps. The map also gives a detailed surveyor's notes of the layout of the road.
- Historical Society of Rockland County
- Page 10
- Hudson Area Association Library
- Page 2
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Tomkins Cove map
- Maps;
- This is a copy of a map of Tomkins Cove located in the township of Stony Point. This maps shows the Hudson River to the east. A railroad line, listed as "Proposed Chicago & West Point R.R" lines the bank of the river. The families owning property...
- Library Assoc of Rockland County
- f. Plate 37, from Asher Benjamin's 'The American Builder's Companion'.
- Pattern books; Architects; Architectural drawings; Building construction; Historic buildings; Historic sites;
- Plate 37 from a pattern book, showing the front facade, first and second floor plans. Written on the top right corner is 'Plate 37.' and along the bottom is written 'A. Benjamin Del.' and 'G.EoxSc.'. Below the top image of the front facade is...
- Locust Grove