Newspaper clipping relates an early history of the fresh milk dairy industry. Believe written by Edward Harold Mott, famed author of “Between the Ocean and the Lakes; The Story of Erie.”
Photographs; People; College administrators; Priests
Mr. Dominic Rinaldi, President of the Student Government Evening Division, Brother Paul Octavius of Marist College, Mr. Robert McKinney, Acting Director of the Evening Division, and Mr. Victor Junke stand in front of the great seals of Dutchess...
Two brick benches with a brick round table between them. There is also a brick wall behind the table and bench. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a...
An image of windmills carved into bricks on a fireplace in the Tea House at Dutch Gardens. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch...
Looking towards an elaborate brick wall with a large tree behind it. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a...
A decorative brick gate with a structure to its left. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a reminder of the...
Aerial view of gardens with a brick building in the foreground of the gardens. There are several paths throughout the garden. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park...
Tea House in Dutch Garden, New City, N.Y. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a reminder of the importance...
Side view of a brick structure with brick steps leading up to it. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a...
The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory sits on a high, forested bluff on the Palisades overlooking the Hudson River, about fifteen miles north of Manhattan. The Lamont Geological Observatory, now the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, was established...
This page contains a photograph of the exterior view of the home of Colonel Charles H. Weygant, 14 Bayview Terrace, Newburgh, NY. The house was designed by Frank E. Estabrook.
The pre-revolutionary sandstone house has a single front door, shuttered ground floor windows, and three dormers. Nearby, in 1783, George Washington was entertained by Commander-in-Chief of the British army, Sir Guy Carlton, aboard the H. M. S....
British and American officers meet and talk on the grounds of Onderdonck House in Piermont. The riflemen in the rear on the left were members of an regiment of the American Revolution. Washington and Carleton met in Piermont but sat down to talk...
The sloop Providence takes part in the Washington-Carleton Reenactment, of the 1783 meeting formalizing Britain's recognition of the new American government. The sloop was anchored near the Pier in Piermont.
George Washington and his aide pause for a moment aboard the "HMS Perseverance." This was a reenactment of the 1783 meeting formalizing Britain's recognition of the new American government.
