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Documents
associated with research on the Esopus
properties |
| Camp and Lake Sunset, the source of Black Creek |
| Esopus grounds and buildings described by Brother Francis Xavier in 1942 part one. |
| Esopus grounds and buildings described by Brother Francis Xavier in 1942 part two |
| Memoirs of Elizabeth Burroughs-Kelly, transcribed by Bro James Shelton in 1992 |
| Excerpts from Elizabeth Burroughs-Kelly "Esopus and West Park", in Town of Esopus History printed in 1979. |
| Julian Burroughs, Superintendent of Payne Estate 1919 - 1918 |
| John Burroughs, Naturalist who lived in West Park |
| Report of Col. Oliver H Payne from Atlanta, September 13, 1864 |
| Colonel Payne's West Park Legacy by Julie O'Connor reprinted from 1992 Ulster Magazine |
| Excerpts about Payne from Ron Chernow's book "Titan" |
| Story of Zadock Pratt (1790 - 1871), George Watson Pratt's father |
| Report of battle of Groveton where Colonel Pratt died |
| Charles and Marion Osberg family, residents of the estate 1912 - 1943 |
| Andrew Mason (1867 - 1912) Payne's first superintendent at Esopus |
| Alexander & Fumiko Zabik and Medrex Ltd., owners of farm superintendent's house |
| Description of Thomasville, Georgia, location of Payne's winter estate |
| Payne Whitney, Oliver Payne's most famous nephew. |
| Sojourner Truth, a slave who grew up in West Park |
| The Butterfield Family |
| Patrick Gallagher's memories of life in Esopus, Tyngsboro and Poughkeepsie |
| The Five Points Mission supported by Archibald Russell |
| Church of Immigrants, Transfiguration parish in Chinatown |
| The Delaware and Hudson Canal described by Arthur G. Adams and others |
| The New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad described by Adams & Chernow |
| The Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge described by Arthur G. Adams |
| The Riordan School, once considered as a site for the Juniorate, by Brother Joseph J R Bélanger |
| Projects I'm leaving to someone else ... ! by Richard Foy |
| most recent revision: 8 February 2004 |
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