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Hudson & Canal
Somerset 64" Tall Floor Lamp with Fabric Shade - Brushed Nickel
This contemporary floor lamp features a slender metal rod that extends upward from a cylindrical base crafted from steel and hand-finished in a neutral metallic color....
$209.00
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Somerset Floor Lamp with Drum Shade - Blackened Bronze
This contemporary floor lamp features a slender metal rod that extends upward from a cylindrical base crafted from steel and hand-finished in blackened bronze or gold-tone brass. A linen shade sits at its top end, adding a crisp polished element while maintaining the minimal, circular aesthetic....
$159.00
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Hause Round Bar Cart with Mirrored Shelf - Gold-Tone
Savor the party with this contemporary bar cart. Railings keep your breakables in place, shelves handle mixers and assorted accouterments....
$229.00
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Xavier Floor Lamp - Polished Nickel
This timeless floor lamp updates a classic look with a modern geometric twist. Its square offset base can be tucked under a couch or armchair, perfect for compact spaces or when you need a closer light to read by....
$169.00
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Hudson & Canal
Calix Console Table - Black
This urban inspired accent table is the perfect pick for your living room or den ensemble. Its base features x shaped legs and the top is a transparent tempered glass which shows off the architectural connection and carries the structured design through the frame....
$199.00
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Lowell Thing
The Street That Built a City: McEntee's Chestnut Street, Kingston, and the Rise of New York
The city is New York, and the street that built it or much of it is on a quiet hilltop overlooking the Hudson River a hundred miles north of New York s harbor. Chestnut Street s first resident was an engineer who helped build the Delaware and Hudson Canal, which brought millions of tons of coal from...
$35.00
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Kim Erickson
Honesdale (Images of America)
This colorful history of Pocono Mountain town Honesdale describes its beginning as a transport hub for coal, as well as its illustrious citizens. Honesdale, Pennsylvania, nestled in the Pocono Mountains, is known for its picturesque views and colorful people. Named after Philip Hone, mayor of New Yo...
$24.99
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Gregory J. Lalire
On Blueberry Hill, The 19th-Century Boyd vs. Bender Feud
In 1811, Handy Boyd, aided by an ancient Lenni Lenape Indian known as “Man,” finds a home site for himself and his young bride on a remote blueberry-rich hill in Sullivan Country, New York. Man provides essential support for Handy and Henrietta and their growing family—first Chester, followed ...
$10.97
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Larry Lowenthal
Hell on the East River: British Prison Ships in the American Revolution
Glorious names like Concord, Saratoga, Valley Forge and Yorktown still ring in American history and are universally recognized. Far fewer people have heard of Wallabout Bay on the Brooklyn shore of the East River or know the terrible story of American sailors who were imprisoned there on wretched hu...
$29.00
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Gilberto Villahermosa
Rosendale (Postcard History Series)
Founded in 1680 by Jacob Rutsen, Rosendale was a quiet hamlet until 1825, when natural cement was discovered, giving rise to one of the largest industries in Ulster County and New York State. At its peak, Rosendale's cement industry produced 10 million barrels of natural cement a year, employing 5,0...
$24.99
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Ashley Hudson
United States of True Crime: Florida: The Most Chilling Cases In All 50 States
United States of True Crime: Florida: The Most Chilling Cases In All 50 States United States of True Crime is an anthology series with books devoted to the most disturbing cases in each of the 50 states. This book focuses on twenty of the most chilling crimes in Florida history. True crime junkies...
$13.99
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Russell Dunn
A Kayaker's Guide to Lake George, the Saratoga Region & Great Sacandaga Lake
A NYS-licensed guide and author of 10 books on the great outdoors of eastern New York and western New England, Russell Dunn leads the way on nearly 60 paddling adventures along the beautiful waters of the Lake George/Saratoga region, including the upper Hudson River, the Champlain Canal and the Glen...
$19.95
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Jim Harter
Nautical Illustrations: 681 Royalty-Free Illustrations from Nineteenth-Century Sources (Dover Pictorial Archive)
While this book is intended is intended for all who love boats, ships, history, and nautical lore, it is also designed as a definitive source of high-quality, royalty-free images for use by artists, graphic designers, desktop publishers, ad agencies, and more. This collection of 681 wood engravings ...
$15.74
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Nathaniel Stone
On the Water: Discovering America in a Row Boat
“I take a stroke and lean back, gazing up into the jet skies, bejeweled by the moon and the galaxies of stars. The hull glides in silence and with such perfect balance as to report no motion. I sit up for another stroke, now looking down as the blades ignite swirling pairs of white constellations ...
$20.51
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David Stradling
The Nature of New York: An Environmental History of the Empire State
From the arrival of Henry Hudson's Half Moon in the estuarial waters of what would come to be called New York Harbor to the 2006 agreement that laid out plans for General Electric to clean up the PCBs it pumped into the river named after Hudson, this work offers a sweeping environmental history of N...
$34.95
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Marjorie Fallows Block
Saugerties (Postcard History Series)
Saugerties, nestled between Esopus Creek and the Hudson River on one side and the Catskill Mountains on the other, is an old village first settled by the Dutch. Following the opening of the Erie Canal, industrialist Henry Barclay set into motion plans to use the area's waterpower to turn Saugerties ...
$24.99
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Jessica DuLong
My River Chronicles: Rediscovering the Work that Built America; A Personal and Historical Journey
When journalist Jessica DuLong ditched her dotcom desk job to ply the waters of the Hudson River as engineer of a rusty antique fireboat, she found a taste of home in a maritime community that was quickly disappearing. In this heartfelt and marvelously illuminating book, she weaves together stories ...
$16.98
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Jack Casey
Into the Heartland: A Sweeping Saga of Passion, Struggle and Triumph
A forbidden love. An impossible dream. And a daring venture to open America . . . The year is 1810. For decades men have dreamed of reaching west of the Hudson - of unlocking the untold riches in America’s heartland. Yet, these visionaries lacked the necessary skill, willpower, and political...
$16.95
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David E. Nye
American Technological Sublime (Mit Press)
American Technological Sublime continues the exploration of the social construction of technology that David Nye began in his award-winning book Electrifying America. Here Nye examines the continuing appeal of the "technological sublime" (a term coined by Perry Miller) as a key to the nation's hist...
$34.50
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Roger C. Taylor
The Elements of Seamanship
Since it was first published, more than 25 years ago, The Elements of Seamanship by Roger C. Taylor, has been read and re-read by thousands of beginner and experienced boaters alike. Now it can be read again in this new updated and expanded edition from Flat Hammock Press. The book is a no-nonsens...
$961.00
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