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these Catskill mountaintop communities began as a scattering of subsistence farms and mill towns harvesting forest resources

Author: Todd Forrest

to name a few—created a dynasty and a landed aristocracy on the banks of the new republic’s most important river—an irony embedded at the core of the “American experiment

The Hudson Valley in the Ice Age I took notes about theAuthors: Robert and Johanna Titus Mastodons in Greenville? There weretheir bones have turned up there in the past and many still probably lie beneath ponds and swamps in that region. New Yorks version of Los Angeless famous La Brea Tar Pits? Well, not tar, but muck, and today rich farmland in the Wallkill Valley has yielded the remains of many ice age mammals. Sand dunes in the city of Albany? Yes, frozen in time and now part of the Pine Bush