History of the City of Hudson; Volume 1 by Anna Rossman 1838- [from Old Bradbury

This book chronicles the history of Hudson, New York, from its early days as a Dutch settlement to its emergence as a thriving industrial city. The author explores the city's architecture, cultural institutions, and notable residents, as well as its economic and political history. A fascinating read for anyone interested in local history or urban development.

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