“Down the #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; (1903)

Here is an interesting little film #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; been in my collection for a long time. “Down the #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; takes us on a break-neck speed trip along the Hudson River, which runs North & South between #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; NY and New York City. Rather than a peaceful scenic journey, the #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; was under-cranked and we are rushed thru the sites, only to slow down here & there to see a few highlights. It starts in Haverstraw Bay and travels on the river to Newburgh. It all seems to be of the west side of the Hudson too.
The pointy topped peak is Little Tor. You can #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; make out #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; Island and Con Hook and the dock just south of West #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block;. The West #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; military academy is the large block of a building just before you see the two tugboats pulling the barges. By the way, the barges with the windmills on top are icebarges, used for #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; ice. The windmills #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; run pumps #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; pump out the melted ice/water. The West Shore railroad is great to see and #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; King is discernible as well.
Finally, it is the City of Newburgh, New York #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; you see at the end with the steamboat Emeline docked near the ferry slip. You can also make out two signs: “Logan & MacDonald” and “Washington Baking”.
The film is different because of the fast-motion effect and also the fact #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; it was printed on #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; cards to #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; rather than projected on film. I hope you enjoy this little #sale_diagonal_orange span display:inline-block; 1903