Annual report of the Society for the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places and Objects to the legislature of the State of New York (1899)
Society for the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places and Objects · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 14
ied and charmingpicture, extending from the second largest city in the world onthe south (see plate B), to the picturesque little suburban villageson the north, while the famous American Khine flows so far be-neath him that the river craft are diminished in the perspectiveto the proportions of… … No. 78.] 13 tinue. The offenders have been the quarrymen who have foundthese cliffs a profitable source from which to obtain material forpaving and crushed stone for roadmaking. (See plate C.)acute, at length, had become the evil, and so barren of results hadbeen the efforts for its abatement, that…
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