History of the Old Croton Aqueduct
famed High Bridge, which carried water in iron pipes cross the Harlem River to Manhattan to serve a growing population. A fuller history of the Aqueduct can be found a the Ossining Heritage Area and Keeper’s House visitor centers and in “Water for
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