A Report of the Mohawk-Hudson Area Survey is A Selective Recording Survey of the Industrial Archeology of the Mohawk and Hudson River Valleys in the Vicinity of Troy, New York, June-September 1969. The report is a composite of two parts: Part One is a description of the Mohawk-Hudson Area Survey itself and Part Two contains the records of the fifteen structures that were covered by the Survey.
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American Architecture, Mohawk River, Hudson River, Troy, New York
