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Beacon Falls - Beacon, NY by Dominique Stueben
Beacon Falls - Beacon, NY by Dominique Stueben
Photo by Dominique Stueben on Unsplash
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
Photo by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
Photo by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
Photo by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
A photograph of the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, also known as the Blackwell Island Light, showing a Gothic Revival stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 at the northern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City. The image documents historic masonry construction using local gneiss, architectural detailing, and landmark preservation. It can be used for topics related to maritime history, historic landmarks, architectural heritage, urban waterfronts, restoration projects, and New York City history.
Photo by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash
9D 84 BGS
An overhead BGS on NY-9D north in Beacon. Note that turns are sometimes disguised as "exits". Photo by Crispy1995, 8/22/06.
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Informal Remarks At Beacon, NY - NARA - 198087
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Beacon Secondary bridge 129
The level crossing of Dennings Avenue and the Beacon Secondary track in Beacon, New York, looking southeast. The track crosses a bridge over the Hudson Line.
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Beacon Secondary bridge over Hudson Line 126
The Beacon Secondary track crosses over the Hudson Line just south of Beacon station, as seen from Dennings Avenue.
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Eustatia perspective view
A red brick house built in the 1860s, viewed from an angle below.
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Matteawan, N.Y. LOC 77693594
Perspective map not drawn to scale. Bird's-eye-view. LC Panoramic maps (2nd ed.), 585 Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Indexed for points of interest. AACR2
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