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Do you have pictures of items or
of times you have spent on Spanish Hill?
Please send them so we can share
the memories!
dtwigg@spanishhill.com
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SPANISH HILL
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Over the past year I have begun collecting
postcards form Spanish Hill and the surrounding area. It is fun to
collect and share them here. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
~ Deb |
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following is a poster of Waverly, NY from 1881: |
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If you look up in the upper right of the
poster, you will see Spanish Hill as it looked back then: |
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I cannot stress enough how different the
hill would have looked at the time of Brule's visit. Just imagine the
palisades around the ten acres of flat land on the top... |
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This image was donated by Mike Tuccinardi
who grew up in Chemung, but now lives in the west coast...
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This postcard (1910?)was
donated by Tom Heid at Parkway postcards -
http://www.parkwaypostcards.com
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Wyalusing Rocks -
1950's,
Wyalusing Rocks is yet another "sacred place" of our Native American
friends. The path to the Rocks from Spanish Hill is a simple canoe ride
south along the Susquehanna River. |
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Couldn't resist this
one...! |
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Spanish Hill from the top of
Waverly (NY) Hill.
Spanish Hill in the upper left quadrant, with the
Chemung River running to the west of it. |
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Tozier's Bridge -
this bridge runs acrossed the Chemung about a quarter of a mile south of
the hill...This postacard is dated 1903. |
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The Narrows - (above
Tioga Point )Athens, PA
This is one of the
places that you could look down on the rivers joining and call it
"Carantouan" - or the "Big
Tree Region" because of the way the water systems look from here.
Note the next shots of Tioga Point all seem to be form the same place?
This is it! |
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Here is an actual photo I
found in the Murray's photo files of a man on a buggy at the Turn of the
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And from the "Turn of the
Rocks" - also called the "Narrows" - you can see the following place we
call -
Tioga Point.
This is where the Chemung
and the Susquehanna rivers come together - like a "Y." And
this is that same "Y" - I
believe - Champlain drew his map nearly 400 years ago:
 Tioga Point Athens, PA |
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Again.... |
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..and again! |
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- and again! |
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