The New York and Albany post road from Kings Bridge to "the ferry at Crawlier, over against Albany" : being an account of a jaunt on foot made at sundry convenient times between May and November, nineteen hundred and five
A self-published account by Charles Gilbert Hine of a walking trip up the old New York–Albany post road, taken in stages between May and November 1905 and printed in New York for readers interested in Hudson Valley antiquities. The plates are soft-focus halftone photographs of Dutch stone farmhouses, clapboard inns and Greek Revival porches seen through bare trees, useful for sepia architectural texture, leaf-littered yards and shuttered facades.








