History of the Old Croton Aqueduct

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about maintaining the Aqueduct HERE ) The only one of these houses that survives in its original location is the classic, brick Italianate-designed structure on the trail at Walnut Street in Dobbs Ferry. The Keeper’s House was built in 1857, and was

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