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| Made of paper that looks like leather, bound at the spine with its original cord |
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| Published by the Bryant Union Publishing Company of NYC circa 1908. |
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| Printed by Albertype of NY |
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| 24 different views of the Hudson from Manhattan up to Albany, each on its own leaf |
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| Horses and carriages up at Grant's Tomb |
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| Cannons still trained on the Hudson at West Point |
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| Gravestones at Tarrytown |
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| Kennedy House, says the handwriting on the back. |
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| Photos taken by John Kozlarek, who was a station master and amateur photographer. |
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| A view you won't see anymore. |
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| There's an obsessiveness to this album, as if its owner wanted to make sure every major point was covered at least once, including the old iron mine in Amenia. |
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| 105 images in all, tons of messages. "I won't be home Saturday so get Gert to bake you a cake," reads one. |
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| The old depot in Millerton. |
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| Her name is Piper. She is 8 weeks old. She's a Llewellin Setter. |
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| She has a very strong personality. She will not sleep in her crate. She will not hang out in her crate. She wants to be where the action is. |
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| But since she's a puppy, she stays awake with everyone as long as she can and then she can't stay awake anymore. And falls asleep. But only on laps. No crates. |
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| On a lap she'll sleep for hours. And hours. And hours. Just no crates. Absolutely not. |
