Quaker Hill Quaker Hill

Quaker Hill

Publisher Description

It is a history book. It is the eastern margin of the town of Pawling, and its eastern boundary is the state line of Connecticut. On the north and south it is bounded by the towns of Dover and Patterson respectively; on the west by a line which roughly corresponds to the western line of the Oblong, that territory which was for a century in dispute between the States of New York and Connecticut. Its length is the north and south dimension of Pawling. This area is six and a half miles long, north and south, and irregularly two miles in width, east and west. Quaker Hill can scarcely be called a hamlet, because instead of a cluster of houses, it is a long road running from south to north by N. N. E. and intersected by four roads running from east to west.

GENRE
History
RELEASED
1937
1 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
212
Pages
PUBLISHER
Public Domain
SELLER
Public Domain
SIZE
599.8
KB

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