New York and Albany Post Road

Experience early 20th-century travel along the historic "New York and Albany Post Road" with Charles Gilbert Hine. This captivating account details a journey on foot from Kings Bridge to Albany, undertaken between May and November of 1905.

"The New York and Albany Post Road: From Kings Bridge to \"The Ferry at Crawlier, over against Albany\"" offers a unique glimpse into the social history and geography of the Hudson River Valley. Hine meticulously chronicles his observations, providing a rich tapestry of life along this vital route.

Explore the landscapes and communities that defined this region in the early 1900s. Delve into a bygone era of travel and discover the enduring charm of the Hudson River Valley. This meticulously prepared edition brings Hine's historical narrative to life, offering a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of New York, Albany, and the Post Road that connected them.

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