Troy, New York

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Union Club, Troy, N.Y.

Rensselaer Inn, (Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in Distance), Troy, N.Y.

Provincial Seminary Buildings from Prospect Park, Troy, N.Y.

Port Orange, Florida

Plaza Restaurant

Corner A1A and U.S. 1

Port Orange, Florida 32019

Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

Excellent Food, Quick Service

Geo and Edward Foote, Owners - Managers

Troy, New York

View in Prospect Park, Troy, N.Y.

Island Golf Club House, Troy, N.Y.

Russell Sage Laboratory, Troy, N.Y.

Troy, New York

Frear's Dry Goods Store, Troy, N.Y.

Hudson River, Day scene, Collar District, Troy, N.Y.

This world-renowned wheel stands in the south end of Troy, N.Y.  Designed and erected in 1838 by Mr. Henry Burden to propel the machinery of his immense Iron Works, it outclasses every other water wheel in this or any other country, it being 60 feet in diameter, with the buckets 22 feet long and 6 feet deep.  When running at a speed of two revolutions per minute a power of 500 to 600 horses was developed.  A wheel of larger diameter was constructed in Wales, but, being of less width and depth of bucket, it was of less power.

A movement was begun to take the wheel to pieces, but Trojans desired that it be left standing as a monument to the skill and enterprise of him who had developed in their midst a most useful and powerful industry.

Falls on the Poestenkill Near Congress St. Troy N.Y.

Cumberland Falls State Park, Kentucky

Cumberland Falls

Cumberland Falls State Park

Corbin, Kentucky

The driftwood presents an interesting foreground to these famous falls, 125 ft. wide with a 68 ft. drop, and often referred to as the Niagara of the South.

Cumberland Falls, in Cumberland Falls State Park near Corbin, is one of Kentucky's major "honeymoon" attractions.  It has been called the "Niagara of the South".  A "moon-bow", the only one of its kind in the western hemisphere, may often be seen here on nights when the moon is full.

Cumberland Falls State Park

Roadside Park

At Kiwanis Bridge

Cumberland Falls State Park, Kentucky

Cumberland Falls

Cumberland Falls State Park

Corbin, Kentucky

The greatest water drop east of the Rockies and south of Niagara.  Cumberland, acclaimed as one of the most beautiful falls, is famous for its moonbows, the only other falls presenting this phenomena is Victoria Falls in South Africa.

Cumberland Falls State Park

This rainbow over the beautiful Cumberland Falls is similar to the famous Moon-bow seen on moonlight nights.  The Falls are 125 feet wide and drop 68 feet.  This popular state park, located near Corbin, Kentucky is open the year 'round.  Lodge, Cottages, Dining Room and complete accommodations are available.

One of the Picturesque Trails in Cumberland Falls State Park, located near Corbin, Kentucky.

Cumberland Falls State Park, Kentucky

Pictorial view of Cumberland Falls

Cumberland Falls State Park, Kentucky

Called the "Niagara of the South" the 68 feet high Cumberland Falls, are of great beauty.  The 1,100 acre vacation park is located on Ky. 90 near Corbin; between U.S. highways 25 and 27, in the Cumberland National Forest.

Pictorial view of Cumberland Falls

Cumberland Falls State Park, Kentucky

Called the "Niagara of the South" the 68 feet high Cumberland Falls, are of outstanding beauty.

Located in Cumberland National Forest, a mountainous virgin woodland, Cumberland Falls State Park covers an area of 1,100 acres - the ideal vacation wonderland.

Enjoying Kentucky's mountain scenery after a busy day at Cumberland Falls State Park.  This is a view of the Cumberland River Valley from Du Pont Lodge.