Part 34 (2/2)

_Livingston Place_, now occupied by a rolling mill.

_Va.s.sar Brothers Hospital_, brick building on the hillside.

_Poughkeepsie_, 74 miles from New York.

_Poughkeepsie Bridge_, 12,608 feet in length. Track 212 feet above tide-water.

_Mrs. John F. Winslow's Residence_, seen through opening of trees on east bank.

_Hudson River State Hospital._ Large red buildings on east bank, two miles north of Poughkeepsie.

_Hyde Park_, on the east side.

_Residence of Frederick W. Vanderbilt_, with white marble Corinthian columns.

_Manresa Inst.i.tute_, large building above Crum Elbow, on west side.

_A. R. Frothingham._ Grecian portico with columns.

_John Burrough's_ brown stone cottage, north of Frothingham's.

_The Novitiate of the Redemption Fathers_, a large new building on west bank at Esopus.

_Staatsburgh, on east side._ Dock and ice houses in foreground.

While fas.h.i.+on seeks the islands Encircled by the sea, Taste finds the Hudson Highlands More beautiful to see.

_George P. Morris._

_D. O. Mills' Mansion_, palatial residence on the east bank above Staatsburgh.

_Dinsmore's Residence_, a large building charmingly located on Dinsmore Point, east bank.

_Ellerslie_, residence of Ex-Vice-President Levi P. Morton, below Rhinecliff.

_Rhinecliff_, on east bank.

_City of Kingston_, embraces Kingston and Rondout.

_Kingston Point._ Delightful park and picnic grounds near the landing.

_Old Beekman Place_, on east bank, a short distance above Rhinecliff.

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