Dobbs Ferry
Named after the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days transported citizens across the Hudson, Dobbs Ferry is an integral piece of New York City history.

Dobbs Ferry takes its name from the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days provided the first passage across the Hudson River north of New York City. In the 19th century, the river and the new castles built on its banks attracted tourists who christened the area the heart of the American Rhine. Judith Doolin Spikes, writer, and Anne Marie Leone, photographer, coauthor a weekly then-and-now column in the Rivertowns Enterprise.

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Dobbs Ferry
Named after the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days transported citizens across the Hudson, Dobbs Ferry is an integral piece of New York City history.

Dobbs Ferry takes its name from the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days provided the first passage across the Hudson River north of New York City. In the 19th century, the river and the new castles built on its banks attracted tourists who christened the area the heart of the American Rhine. Judith Doolin Spikes, writer, and Anne Marie Leone, photographer, coauthor a weekly then-and-now column in the Rivertowns Enterprise.

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Dobbs Ferry

Dobbs Ferry

by Arcadia Publishing
Dobbs Ferry

Dobbs Ferry

by Arcadia Publishing

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Overview

Named after the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days transported citizens across the Hudson, Dobbs Ferry is an integral piece of New York City history.

Dobbs Ferry takes its name from the operator of a primitive ferry that in Colonial and Revolutionary days provided the first passage across the Hudson River north of New York City. In the 19th century, the river and the new castles built on its banks attracted tourists who christened the area the heart of the American Rhine. Judith Doolin Spikes, writer, and Anne Marie Leone, photographer, coauthor a weekly then-and-now column in the Rivertowns Enterprise.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780738592961
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing SC
Publication date: 10/15/2012
Series: Then and Now
Pages: 96
Product dimensions: 6.30(w) x 9.20(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Judith Doolin Spikes, writer, and Anne Marie Leone, photographer, coauthor a weekly then-and-now column in the Rivertowns Enterprise.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii

Introduction ix

1 Downtown: Commercial and Residential 11

2 West End: Between Broadway and the Hudson River 35

3 North and East Ends: Belden Part and Ardsley Park, Ashford Avenue, and Chauncey 59

4 The Hilltop: Villard Hill and Riverview Manor 81

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