Colored lithograph print of a Union soldier standing at the top of a hill alone overlooking the Hudson River and the Palisades. A wooden bench and stone steps are near him at the top. In the background a steam-powered side-wheeler ferry and a sailing vessel are floating on the river. On the river's other bank are rocky cliffs.

Colored lithograph print of two Union soldiers at the top of a hill- one is standing and observing the area through binoculars while the other is laying down looking at a map. A wooden bench is on the hill behind them. The area is green and hilly with some water in the background.

Manhattan: Chittenden Place - 186th Street (West) 16 Chittenden Place, west side, at the extremity of W. 185th Street, showing an overhanging structure built by an architect for self occupancy. An engraving of same by Vernon Ho e Bailey appeared in the New York Sun of May 1934. The photographers vantage point is Riverside Drive, which appears in the foreground and he is viewing northeastward. June 23, 1934. P.L. Sperr A similar view from Dr. Chas. V. Paterno's estate, the adjoining property, and upon which is being constructed,the distinctive Castle Village. Note debris from same in the foreground. The photographer is viewing northwestward from atop the bluff, Cabrini Blvd. (formerly Northern Avenue). October,21, 1938 George D. Chinn No Reproductions