10th Anniversary Issue

"10th Anniversary Issue"

In this issue:

• Salting Sheep, Jim Eyre
• All Aboard the Showboat, Kevin C. Furst
• Taghkanic Tales, Robert Dixon
• The First Lady of the Manor, David William Voorhees
• The Bridges of Stuyvesant Falls, Priscilla B. Frisbee
• The Austerlitz Cannibal... Again, Nick Biggs
• Hudson's Ghosts, Dr. John C. Fout
• New Concord — The Magic of History, Paul C. Viellette
• Albert S. Callan, Jr. — A Profile, Joseph E. Persico
• Hudson's South Bay — Landscape and Industry, Don Christensen
• A Hudson Album — Rowles Studio photos
• Painting the River Sublime, Will Swift
• Where Did the Goldfish Go?, Jim Eyre
• The Elephants of Ghent, Mary Faherty Sansaricq
• A Time By Most Forgotten, Stephen J. Tenerowicz
• Hudson, The River Seaport, Margaret Schram
• A Victorian Music Park in Columbia County, Jim Eyre
• The Swallow House of Valatie, Dominick Lizzi
• A Heroic Sailor, Albert S. Callan
• 1902 "Columbia County" Song
• Ten Years of Education at the Columbia County Historical Society, Ashley Hopkins-Benton
• Once Shiny and Bright: Tin and Aluminum in Our Collections, Diane Shewchuk
• Announcing the Columbia Local History Collaborative, Ann-Eliza Lewis

On the Cover: "Salting Sheep," Sherman and Lydia Dean Griswold by James E. Johnson, oil on canvas, c. 1835. H: 93 3/4" W: 49" without frame. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston Rundell in memory of Mrs. Frank P. Rundell, Sr., great-granddaughter of Sherman and Lydia Griswold, 1976.22.