Part 35 (1/2)

One of the old Revolutionary houses.

_Ferncliff, Residence of John Jacob Astor._ Fine villa with pointed tower.

_Out-of-Door Sports._ A large building on east bank, erected by Mr.

Astor.

_Garretson Place_, north of Ferncliff, on east bank.

_”Leacote,” Douglas Merritt's Residence_, north of Clifton Point.

_Flatbush_, on west bank opposite Clifton Point.

_Rokeby, Residence of late William B. Astor_, above Astor's Point.

_Barrytown_, on east side.

_Aspinwall Place_, north of Barrytown, formerly John R. Livingston's place.

_Montgomery Place_, east bank, among the trees.

”_Annandale_,” name of John Bard's place. East of this is St.

Stephen's College, a training school for the ministry.

_Cruger's Residence_, on Cruger's Island--once called Lower Red Hook Island.

_Tivoli_, on east side, 100 miles from New York.

_Glasco_, south of Tivoli on the west side.

_Saugerties_, on the west side.

_Idele_, property of Miss Clarkson, known as the old Chancellor Place, on east bank.

_Hotel Kaaterskill_ is plainly seen from this point.

O would that she were here, Sure Eden's garden-plot, Did not embrace more varied charms Than this romantic spot.

_George P. Morris._

_Malden_, above Saugerties, on west side.

_Clermont_, above Tivoli. The original Livingston manor.

_West Camp_, on west side, above Malden.