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At the beginning of the twenieth century, brick manufacturing was the dominate industry in the Hudson Valley. One hundred and thirty brickyards employed seven to eight thousand workers. It was the largest brickmaking region in the world, supplying vast amounts of this most essential building material to the fastest growing city in the world. Spanning three and a half centuries, this industry ceased to exist in 2002. This is the definitive history of this important industry.
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reviewed The Great Hudson River Brick Industry: Commemorating Three-and-A-Half Centuries of Brickmaking on May 13, 2010
The Great Hudson River Brick Industry
My kids LOVED learning about the Erie canal, because they've become attached to a folk song about it. So after singing the song till we had it memorized, they were all avid listeners as we learned about the history and purpose of the Erie Canal. I learned a lot too, right alongside my kids!
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