Motoring Across The Croton 1912
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
Passages from this source (28)
- 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)