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Monthly Archives: July 2017
The Legacy of the Erie Canal exhibition
Friends of Hudson Valley Ruins will be interested in this exhibit of watercolors by artist and architect Tom Leytham, which chronicles ruins along the Erie Canal. We’ve been a fan of Tom’s work, often focused on ruins and old industrial … Continue reading
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