A REPRINT FROM A BYGONE ERA!
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Rondout Creek and the Hudson
In 1675 the Dutch New Netherland Company chose the meeting-place of the waters of Rondout Creek and the Hudson as the site of one of their fortified trading posts, hence the name of the town of Rondout, now incorporated as a part of the city of Kingston. Here landed the British expedition to destroy Kingston the hills along Rondout Creek are noted for their cement rock which is mined, prepared for market and shipped in enormous quantities, the mouth of the Creek is well-protected by strong breakwaters and a lighthouse.
This print was taken from a 1909 Hudson-Fulton Celebration Program published by L. H. Nelson Co. Portland, Maine.
Quality: a bit grainey, but we can't go back and redo it so we have to accept it the way it is.
General information about our prints: 1609 Engraving LANDING OF HENRY HUDSON River New York is a reprint of an old advertisement, map, photo or post card on 8-1/2" by 11" matt photo paper, it will look great matted and framed. Our logo is included in this web photo for advertising only and of course is not really part of the picture.
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