Croton on Hudson Bricks
history of the Point begins 200 years ago. In 1804 Croton Point was purchased by a Quaker gentleman named Robert Underhill (my great-great-great-great- grandfather, but whos counting). Along with his brothers Joshua and Abraham, he operated a grist
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- Croton on Hudson Bricks (47w)
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- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
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- Croton on Hudson Bricks (39w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (40w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (46w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (42w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (46w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (45w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (48w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (41w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (38w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (37w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (45w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (39w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (37w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (40w)
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