The Hudson - Three Centuries of History, Romance and Invention by Wallace Bruce
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5. THE CATSKILLS, on the west, throned in queenly dignity--BEAUTY.
* * * On the deck Stands the bold Hudson, gazing at the sights Opening successive--point and rock and hill, Majestic mountain-top, and nestling vale. _Alfred B. Street._ * * * =SUGGESTIONS.= From the Hurricane Deck of the Hudson River Day Line Steamers can be seen, on leaving or approaching the Metropolis, one of the most interesting panoramas in the world--the river life of Manhattan, the massive structures of Broadway, the great Transatlantic docks, Recreation Piers, and an ever-changing kaleidoscope of interest. The view is especially grand on the down trip between the hours of five and six in the afternoon, as the western sun brings the city in strong relief against the sky. If tourists wish to fully enjoy this beautiful view they should remain on the Hurricane Deck until the boat is well into her Desbrosses Street slip. =The Brooklyn Annex.=--The Brooklyn tourist is especially happy in this delightful preface and addenda to the Hudson River trip. The effect of morning and evening light in bringing out or in subduing the |
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