Motoring Across The Croton 1912

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long bridge on the Ossining side was a drawbridge, to allow boats to sail up the lower Croton River. 6 This detail from an 1871 survey of the mouth of the Croton River shows that at one point there was a drawbridge on the southern end of the Van

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Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (41w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (43w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (46w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (44w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (51w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (38w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (47w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (47w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (38w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (43w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (41w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (49w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (43w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (44w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (40w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (46w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (46w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (44w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (42w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 current
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (45w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (41w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (43w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (46w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (45w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (47w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (36w)
Motoring Across The Croton 1912 (22w)

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