The World of Print

Vol. 9, No. 1

In this issue:

• President's Letter
• THE WORLD OF PRINT
  
  
  • Asher Benjamin: A Connecticut Carpenter in Columbia County, Daniel Lane
  • The Vibrant History of the Hudson Opera House as Recorded by the Hudson Register, Valerie Balint
  • Words from Their World: The Shakers and Print, Mary Sansaricq
  • Sal Cozzolino: Historian and Collector of Hudson's Old Bottles, Michael F. Leonard
  • Assembling the Printed Word: The Art of Scrapbooks, Diane Shewchuk
  • Meet the Printer: Sandy Connors of North Chatham, Ashley Hopkins-Benton
  • A Patterned Past at the Vanderpoel House, Ann-Liza Lewis
  • Exhibition: "Inked Over: Our Printed World" \n
• BOOK REVIEWS
  
  
  • Roger Panetta, ed., Dutch New York: The Roots of Hudson Valley Culture, reviewed by Paul T. Veillette
  • Jaap Jacobs, The Colony of New Netherland: A Dutch Settlement in Seventeenth-Century America, reviewed by Geoff Benton
  • Dominick C. Lizzi, Let There Be Light: The Forgotten History of the Chatham Public Library, a Carnegie Legacy, reviewed by James E. Benton
  • Dominick C. Lizzi, Valatie, The Forgotten History, reviewed by John R. Dunne
• ARTICLES \n
  
  
  • Trees in Columbia County, Ellen McClelland Lesser
  • The Palatines in Germantown — Then and Now, Nan Eliot
  • The Hudson New York Sesquicentennial Commemorative Half Dollar of 1935, Dr. John C. Fout
  • Hudson's Shantytown: A Brief History, Leo Bower
  • Allen Wells Porter, "Mr. Museum" 1902–1987, an interview by Isabel Livingston
  • News of the Columbia County Historical Society