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Inc., hoping to turn it into a pedestrian and cyclist walkway. The deed was recorded in both counties on June 5, 1998. The former
Central Hudson power lines were finally removed in 2009, as part of Walkway construction. On December 21, 2010, the Walkway corporation conveyed the entire structure to the New York State Bridge Authority, which restored high-limit liability insurance and "deep-pocket" maintenance assurance for the first time since November 2, 1984. On September 5, 2009, conversion work and repairs to the structural steel and the laying of concrete slabs for the walkway were completed. The volunteer head of "Walkway", as it is known locally, said in 2008, "We think people will come from all over. It's the equivalent of the
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eastern end of the park was dedicated and opened to the public. The 1,800 square-foot facility features restrooms, bike racks, tourist information, an outdoor patio with benches and a water fountain for dogs. Dual entrances are off
Washington Street and Orchard Place. A new glassed-in elevator, opened on June 20, 2019, that takes visitors to the Walkway from Upper Landing Park has been rebuilt with new "energy chain" technology which will make operations more reliable.
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69,000-volt circuits representing six power cables across the Hudson, attached to the south side of the bridge since 1949. Central Hudson de-energized those power lines and relocated them under the river by early 1985, thereby ending Miller's only source of bridge income. For the next fourteen years, Miller and his successor, Vito Moreno, spent little to nothing on maintenance or insurance; critical bridge navigation lights were mostly inoperative, resulting in large
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permits for demolition might be difficult to obtain, and demolition costs would be high. Later in 1984, Conrail advised
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feet (167 m) each, one center span of 546 feet (166 m), two anchor (connecting) spans of 525 feet (160 m), two shore spans of 201 feet (61 m) each, a 2,641 feet (805 m) approach viaduct on the eastern bank and a 1,033 feet (315 m) approach viaduct on the western bank. All seven spans were built of newly available
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American Bridge Company of Chicago (founded 1870). American Bridge developed a plan and confronted the challenge of building the support piers in deep water. Pier construction began in 1876,
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described as a "breathtaking juxtaposition" capturing fireworks and a bolt of lightning in the same image. Some of the nighttime events have featured members of the Mid-Hudson
Astronomical Association, who have provided telescopes for public viewing of the moon, stars, and planets from the walkway,
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Walkway Over The Hudson. The location, outside the Poughkeepsie entrance, doubled the gathering space on top of the Washington Street stairs. The space is suitable for community and other events. The project cost $ 2 million and was funded through State Parks Capital Funds, the Environmental
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announced that it would not promise to repair and use the bridge despite a
Connecticut foundation's offer to pay half the repair cost if the bridge were used again. The railroad further said that other work required to make the entire Maybrook route usable would raise the reactivation cost to $ 45.8
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announced that $ 486,000 appropriated by the state legislature for repairs was undergoing final review by the state. Authorization for the state to spend its share on bridge repairs had still not been given when, on April 1, 1976, ownership of the bridge changed with the inception of
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of 1973. By 1975, efforts had shifted to acquiring a combination of state and railroad funding. In
November 1975, a formal agreement between the New York State Department of Transportation and the trustees of the Penn Central was approved, allowing the $ 359,000 insurance payout for the bridge to be
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Considered an engineering marvel of the day, the bridge has seven main spans. The total length is 6,768 feet (2,063 m), including approaches, and the top of the deck is 212 feet (65 m) above water. It is a multispan cantilever truss bridge, having two river-crossing cantilever spans of 548
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On May 15, 2010, LEDs were turned on for the first time, designed to allow nighttime use of the bridge, though due to funding limitations this is expected to only be used on special occasions. Some 3,000 people paid $ 5 apiece to attend the sold-out ceremony. Crowd management presented a problem,
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The first footrace on the walkway occurred the day after the official opening on October 4, 2009. The 5k race started on the Highland side, crossed to the Poughkeepsie side and turned around at the parking lot and finished back in Highland. The race was won by James Boeding in a time of 16:26. The
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taxes on the bridge by prior owners Gordon Schreiber Miller and his successor, Vito Moreno, Moreno deeded the bridge to a nonprofit volunteer organization called Walkway Over the Hudson, which took title through its nonprofit New York corporation, the Poughkeepsie-Highland Railroad Bridge Company,
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fines against the Miller corporation that all went unpaid. Further, all of the 2,200-pound brackets that connected Central Hudson's de-energized high-tension power lines to the south side of the bridge continued to deteriorate by rusting. Though Central Hudson admitted that it normally had a legal
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fire damaged about 700 feet (210 m) of decking and underlying girders on the bridge's eastern section. It was likely started by a spark from an eastbound Penn Central freight train that had just crossed the span. The Penn Central had neglected the bridge's fire-protection system, which had no
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There are restrooms located at the ends of the walkway, although at the time of a 2008 engineering survey of the bridge, there was "not a johnny on the spot." Pets are permitted, but owners should bring equipment to clean up. Bicycles and roller blades (but not skateboards) are permitted, and the
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Seven years passed; pieces of the bridge's eastern approach viaduct over Poughkeepsie began falling onto U.S. Route 9 below, damaging passing vehicles. In response, the city sued Conrail and forced it to spend $ 300,000 in 1983 to remove the decking over the superstructure. Conrail then sought to
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Phase 3 – construct and open the first 1,800 feet (550 m) of the walkway on the Ulster side. The Dutchess side will get an elevator and 900 feet (270 m) of walkway. This phase was complete on October 3, 2009 (the grand-opening date), excepting a $ 2.3 million elevator installation in
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duty to remove its abandoned power lines, it refused to remove its abandoned bridge-affixed lines, instead relying on a claim that it no longer owned the lines at issue pursuant to prior litigation with Conrail that was decided on September 26, 1984, and won a similar legal opinion before the
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to "get it off the books". The only known member of this investor group was a convicted bank swindler and ex-felon named Gordon Schreiber Miller. For less than a year, Miller collected $ 10,000 in monthly rent paid by Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation for its two 115,000-volt and
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and Arthur B. Paine. As is typical for cantilever bridges, construction was carried out by constructing cribwork, masonry piers, towers, fixed truss sections on falsework, and finally cantilever sections, with the final cantilever interconnection (suspended) spans floated out or raised with
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In summer 2014, a 21-story glass elevator connecting Upper Landing Park to the walkway was opened. This allows visitors to reach the center of the span via a more direct route. It also connects the walkway to the Poughkeepsie waterfront area, which is near the railroad station,
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The Dyson Foundation, which has donated almost $ 20 million, including guaranteeing $ 8.1 million in loans that were made by Ulster Savings Bank and M&T Bank to complete the project in 2009 (now paid-off), plus $ 2.3 million to build the elevator that was completed in
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On May 22, 2013, the Walkway Over the Hudson organization opened a new east pavilion, built entirely through donations of money and services. The pavilion will be occupied by the volunteers who serve as walkway ambassadors who greet and offer assistance to visitors.
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in 1995, which was left to stand on April 1, 1999, when The Poughkeepsie-Highland Railroad Bridge Company, Inc., as the successor owner to Gordon Schreiber Miller and Vito Moreno, withdrew its 1998 complaint against Central Hudson on January 27, 1999.
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but the contractors encountered the failure of a pier foundation and related construction difficulties in 1877. By early 1878 the company was bankrupt, and Eastman died later that year. It took several more years to find new investors for the project.
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in Poughkeepsie. The walkway was completed on September 5, 2009, and opened to the public on October 3, 2009. The Hudson Valley Rail Trail connection was finished in the autumn of 2010. The Dutchess Rail Trail connection has also been
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tornado when the bolts connecting the steel framework to the piers failed. Ironically, renovation work was going on to strengthen the corroded areas when the tornado destroyed most of this former Erie Railroad viaduct. During
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female winner was Kira DiCaprio in 20:12. There were 660 recorded finishers of the race. The 5K race, called "Treetops to Rooftops," has become an annual event, organized by the Mid-Hudson Road Runners Club. The inaugural
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The total budget as of October 2009 totaled about $ 38.8 million. The Walkway Group raised a total of $ 30.7 million as of October 23, 2009. The $ 8.1 million deficit was financed by lines of credit from
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and in December) include fireworks displays. In July 2012, in a photograph taken from the walkway, an amateur photographer captured what the
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spent on repairs, with the state paying the rest. In December, U.S. Representative
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List of bridges documented by the Historic American Engineering Record in New York
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Railroad bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in New York (state)
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At a length of 6,768 feet (2,063 m), it was the world's longest pedestrian
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on the Highland side. The Dutchess Rail Trail additionally connects with the
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was not part of the Penn Central was because a Penn Central predecessor, the
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2377:"History buff plugs for bridge: Yorktown man joins fight for railroad span"
2202:"Order Instituting Proceeding and Order to Show Cause (case no. 98-E-0439)"
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at locations on the walkway which link to Web content related to the spot.
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Amy P. Goldman and Sarah Arno have donated between $ 100,000 and $ 250,000.
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New York State funding, from various entities, totals about $ 22.5 million.
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East end: 61 Parker Avenue, city of Poughkeepsie; charges $ 5 fee to park
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Walkway Over the Hudson: Final Design Report and Environmental Assessment
2495:'We determined that the condition has not changed much at all since 1969'
1999:
Swanberg, J.W. (January 2005), "Railroad Blueprint: Maybrook, New York",
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2061:"INTERACTIVE: How the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge fire changed history"
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in 1979, and its entry updated in 2008. The bridge was designated as a
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Maybrook Railroad Line of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
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Bridgeweb.com article on historic cantilevers and preservation efforts
3033:"BARDAVON & WALKWAY OVER THE HUDSON PRESENT ASTRONOMER BOB BERMAN"
2736:"New welcome center opens on Highland side of Walkway Over the Hudson"
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Wilkinson, Jordan (October 22, 2013). "Walkway app a high-tech trek".
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chartered the Poughkeepsie Bridge Company in 1872 with the support of
546:. In 2017, the walkway hosted 593,868 visitors. The park connects the
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List of jails and prisons on the National Register of Historic Places
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On January 21, 2017, a march was held there as part of the worldwide
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2269:"Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Gordon Schreiber Miller (04/03/92)"
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New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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bridge, it was completed on January 1, 1889, and formed part of the
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2407:"Walkway group takes wraps off Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge plans"
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History section, has pictures of falsework and cantilever cranes.
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2955:"Fireworks spectacular raised money for Walkway Over the Hudson"
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ridiculed it, and it was effectively forgotten for a few years.
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1894:"Strengthening of the Big Bridge a Remarkable Engineering Feat"
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National Register of Historic Places in Poughkeepsie, New York
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Crossing the Hudson; Historic Bridges and Tunnels of the River
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was held on June 13, 2015, with full and half marathons and a
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Protection Fund and support from the Friends of the Walkway.
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operation to center the weight of heavier New Haven Railroad
2602:"New walkway exceeds expectations, as folks flock to bridge"
2243:"In Poughkeepsie, a rusting bridge evokes dreams and anger"
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Project Write: Documenting the Walkway (documentary video)
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New York State Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park
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2814:(Press release). Governor’s Press Office. October 25, 2021
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New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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Poughkeepsie that was completed during the summer of 2014.
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2683:'Walkway East Pavilion' Opens, Donors Thanked at Ceremony
5849:
Historic American Engineering Record in New York (state)
3060:"Poughkeepsie women's march across Hudson fills Walkway"
2016:"Railroad bridge fire 40th anniversary: Fire in the sky"
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The Jane W. Nuhn Charitable Trust has donated $ 500,000.
925:, was included in a 40th anniversary web feature by the
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Preservation efforts and historic register information
2787:"Walkway Over The Hudson Opens New Glassed-In Elevator"
2431:
Walkway Over The Hudson October 2009 online newsletter.
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Detail of concrete decking and original steel structure
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Pedestrian bridge in New York, United States of America
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Walkway Over The Hudson online newsletter, Fall, 2009.
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Walkway organization press release, December 22, 2010.
1942:"Poughkeepsie Journal Bridge Hudson Railroad New York"
1901:. Poughkeepsie, New York. December 14, 1907. p. 1
1529:"Walkway over the Hudson Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge"
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been forced to include the route over the bridge (the
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A major contributor to this article appears to have a
2671:, Bergmann Associates, February 22, 2008, p. V-3
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1555:"Dutchess state parks, Walkway see big gains in 2017"
1167:, in northwestern Pennsylvania, which blew over in a
1609:"Walkway Opens, Thousands Explore Unique State Park"
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walkway is flat and relatively wheelchair-friendly.
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regatta on June 11, 1914, at the Poughkeepsie Bridge
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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2555:"Poughkeepsie unveils historic Walkway Over Hudson"
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Scenic Hudson, Inc., which has donated $ 1 million.
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5834:Buildings and structures in Poughkeepsie, New York
2921:"Official Facebook update by Walkway organization"
2866:"Running Club | Mid-Hudson Road Runners Club"
2339:"Hudson rail bridge to be high-altitude walkway".
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1729:Wild Kingdom – The Wild Animal Sanctuary – Walkway
1702:
1059:On June 4, 1998, following the long nonpayment of
604:newspaper. The proposal seemed so absurd that the
3321:List of U.S. National Historic Landmarks by state
2885:"Walkway lights come on, to delight of thousands"
1726:Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom (March 19, 2018).
685:, the coal tycoon and associate of Carnegie. The
2567:. Archived from the original on October 11, 2009
2487:"Design has helped to protect span, experts say"
2356:"Rusty Bridge, Great Views and Soon, a Walkway?"
1504:"Poughkeepsie-Highland Bridge Historical Marker"
843:in 1969 discouraged connecting traffic with the
3713:National Register of Historic Places portal
3153:National Register of Historic Places nomination
3106:The Poughkeepsie Bridge — From Beginning to End
2957:. Mid Hudson News. July 6, 2013. Archived from
2409:. Mid-Hudson News. June 5, 2007. Archived from
988:Railway Management Associates (1984–1998)
611:Over the years, many plans had been made for a
2086:"Fate of Poughkeepsie Rail Bridge Up to Court"
1871:: Kalmbach Publishing. pp. 222–229, 248.
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662:of Pittsburgh and previously a manager at the
5889:Tourist attractions in Poughkeepsie, New York
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2524:"2009 National Recreation Trail designations"
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2110:, Newburgh, NY, p. 4A, December 16, 1975
2104:"Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge Funds Reviewed"
1670:"Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park"
1645:"Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park"
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8:
2685:, Walkway News, Press Releases, May 22, 2013
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777:Poughkeepsie Bridge in the late 20th century
650:, Mayor of Poughkeepsie and a member of the
525:National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
5884:Former railway bridges in the United States
2092:, Newburgh, NY, p. 4A, August 30, 1974
1994:
1992:
1412:List of fixed crossings of the Hudson River
1187:Walkway over the Hudson State Historic Park
760:New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
536:Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park
5879:Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area
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3261:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
3009:. Walkway over the Hudson. Archived from
2493:. p. 2A – via Newspapers.com.
2128:, Newburgh, NY, p. 4A, April 9, 1976
1795:. Walkway Over the Hudson. Archived from
1119:Phase 1 – attain ownership of the bridge.
335:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
75:Learn how and when to remove this message
2146:, Newburgh, NY, p. 3A, May 22, 1976
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1356:along with lectures by local astronomer
1021:New York State Public Service Commission
5894:1889 establishments in New York (state)
5854:Rail trail bridges in the United States
5819:Cantilever bridges in the United States
5778:Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge
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427:May 20, 2008 (additional documentation)
152:Hudson Valley Rail Trail (2009–present)
5874:Pedestrian bridges in New York (state)
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2375:Merchant, Robert (November 27, 2006).
1909:– via nyshistoricnewspapers.org.
1740:from the original on December 21, 2021
1459:"National Register Information System"
1453:
1451:
1279:. All of these trails are part of the
674:killed financial support for project.
1969:New Haven Railroad: The Final Decades
1203:The walkway shortly after its opening
1159:, and that day handed it over to the
480:Poughkeepsie–Highland Railroad Bridge
327:Poughkeepsie-Highland Railroad Bridge
7:
5859:Historic Civil Engineering Landmarks
5809:Railroad bridges in New York (state)
3127:Historic American Engineering Record
3087:Walkway Over the Hudson organization
2600:Stewart, Emily (December 29, 2009).
2354:Malone, Michael (January 21, 2007).
1464:National Register of Historic Places
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1247:West end: 87 Haviland Road, Highland
1195:Official logo of the reopened bridge
738:Under the Bridge, early 20th century
521:National Register of Historic Places
3100:Bridging the Hudson at Poughkeepsie
2883:Pizzuti, Christine (May 16, 2010).
1044:Opening Day crowds, October 3, 2009
959:In its new system at the behest of
529:American Society of Civil Engineers
404:John F. O'Rourke; Union Bridge Co.
5909:Steel bridges in the United States
5839:Bridges in Ulster County, New York
5824:Truss bridges in the United States
3676:National Historic Preservation Act
3035:. Bardavon Theatre. Archived from
2760:Cordero, Katelyn (June 20, 2019).
2042:"Fire Closes Rail Bridge 3 Months"
2040:Sutherland, Joseph (May 9, 1974),
1580:"Routes on the Empire State Trail"
1367:the day after the inauguration of
897:. Ironically, the only reason the
819:From Highland's Johnson-Iorio Park
697:cantilever bridge at Niagara (see
460:Intercollegiate Rowing Association
25:
2734:Flanagan, Sharyn (July 1, 2018).
2553:Combs, Daniel (October 7, 2009).
1621:. October 3, 2009. Archived from
1259:on the Poughkeepsie side and the
287:Manhattan Bridge Building Company
5869:Parks in Ulster County, New York
5783:West Canada Lake Wilderness Area
5703:Tappan Zee Bridge (2017–present)
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3058:Ferro, John (January 21, 2017).
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2485:Marano, Greg (August 10, 2008).
1679:
1584:Welcome to the State of New York
1381:
1211:celebrations, featured music by
936:Regional Rail Reorganization Act
99:
55:. Please discuss further on the
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5914:New York State Bridge Authority
5864:State parks of New York (state)
5804:Rail trails in New York (state)
3783:List of rail trails in New York
3007:"Member Moonwalk & Skyfest"
2980:Browdie, Brian (July 7, 2012).
2643:"Visit Walkway Over the Hudson"
2059:Cusumano, Chris (May 7, 2014).
1553:Howland, Jack (March 1, 2018).
1215:, and was attended by Governor
994:Central Hudson Gas and Electric
872:Lehigh and Hudson River Railway
829:Lehigh and New England Railroad
825:New York, Ontario & Western
540:New York State Bridge Authority
505:, on the west bank. Built as a
4232:Kings Park Hike and Bike Trail
3629:Federated States of Micronesia
3275:Architectural style categories
1508:The Historical Marker Database
1314:On October 25, 2021, Governor
1255:The walkway connects with the
750:until the construction of the
742:The bridge was the only fixed
635:, now roughly the site of the
410:
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1:
5904:Viaducts in the United States
5814:Bridges over the Hudson River
4214:Mohawk Hudson Bike/Hike Trail
3800:Mohawk Hudson Bike/Hike Trail
3176:
2014:Cruz, Roberto (May 7, 2014).
1676:. October 3, 2010. p. 4.
1011:Railway Management Associates
4868:West Branch Papakating Creek
3966:Mount Beacon Incline Railway
3869:Allegheny River Valley Trail
3846:Allegheny River Valley Trail
1305:Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
998:New York State Supreme Court
746:crossing between Albany and
730:Poughkeepsie Bridge ca. 1900
476:Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge
425:February 23, 1979 (original)
5663:Hudson Highlands State Park
4873:West Branch Sacandaga River
4503:East Branch Sacandaga River
4168:Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail
4076:Ontario Pathways Rail Trail
2208:. March 26, 1998. p. 2
2122:"Carey Asked to Fix Bridge"
874:, which connected with the
756:Central New England Railway
752:Bear Mountain (road) Bridge
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5683:Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge
4280:Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
4275:Walden–Wallkill Rail Trail
4104:Walden–Wallkill Rail Trail
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3681:Historic Preservation Fund
3660:American Legation, Morocco
3185:Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge
1052:The elevator as seen from
693:, which had completed the
567:Mile Into the Wild Walkway
311:January 1, 1889 (railroad)
5844:Bridges completed in 1889
5623:Delaware and Hudson Canal
4237:Long Pond Greenbelt Trail
4178:Raymond G. Esposito Trail
4122:Oswego Recreational Trail
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3622:Lists by associated state
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3174:
3129:(HAER) No. NY-131, "
3123:Illustrations and images
2585:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
2048:, Newburgh, NY, p. 1
1863:Drury, George H. (1994).
1768:. Purple Mountain Press.
1431:"Walkway Over the Hudson"
1397:Poughkeepsie Bridge Route
1181:National Recreation Trail
699:Niagara Cantilever Bridge
658:, principal owner of the
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409:NRHP reference
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317:
313:October 3, 2009 (walkway)
241:2 × 548 feet (167 m)
217:6,768 feet (2,063 m)
98:
5643:George Washington Bridge
4498:East Branch Croton River
4265:Hudson Valley Rail Trail
4099:Orange Heritage Trailway
3956:Harlem Valley Rail Trail
3915:Harlem Valley Rail Trail
3805:Albany County Rail Trail
3603:Northern Mariana Islands
1975:: Railpace. p. 96.
1821:Wolf, Donald E. (2010).
1764:Mabee, Carleton (2001).
1261:Hudson Valley Rail Trail
1132:Hudson Valley Rail Trail
1007:St. Davids, Pennsylvania
554:, and forms part of the
548:Hudson Valley Rail Trail
5773:Walkway over the Hudson
5743:Salisbury Center Bridge
5089:Lake Tear of the Clouds
4326:Genesee Valley Greenway
4270:Walkway over the Hudson
4025:Genesee Valley Greenway
4007:Genesee Valley Greenway
3971:Walkway over the Hudson
3851:Genesee Valley Greenway
3096:Background information
2302:news stories in 1984-5.
1967:Hartley, Scott (1992).
907:Lehigh and Hudson River
899:Lehigh and Hudson River
660:Keystone Bridge Company
652:New York State Assembly
501:, on the east bank and
468:Walkway over the Hudson
452:University of Wisconsin
93:Walkway Over the Hudson
18:Walkway Over the Hudson
5698:Newburgh–Beacon Bridge
4949:Croton Falls Reservoir
4698:Peekskill Hollow Creek
4603:Little Shawangunk Kill
4247:North Shore Rail Trail
4145:Putnam County Trailway
3598:Minor Outlying Islands
3581:Lists by insular areas
3295:Keeper of the Register
3102:1871 Bridge Prospectus
2895:Poughkeepsie, New York
2612:Poughkeepsie, New York
2565:Poughkeepsie, New York
2528:National Trails System
1899:The Poughkeepsie Eagle
1619:Poughkeepsie, New York
1227:, president of nearby
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860:New Haven, Connecticut
851:, crossed the bridge.
839:'s acquisition of the
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639:. It was never built.
499:Poughkeepsie, New York
463:
458:team competing in the
350:Poughkeepsie, New York
171:Poughkeepsie, New York
5768:Verkeerder Kill Falls
5738:Rip Van Winkle Bridge
5718:Plotter Kill Preserve
5653:Helderberg Escarpment
4959:East Branch Reservoir
4944:Cross River Reservoir
4914:Basic Creek Reservoir
4308:South County Trailway
4303:North County Trailway
3933:Catskill Scenic Trail
3892:Cato–Fair Haven Trail
3300:National Park Service
3280:Contributing property
2413:on September 27, 2007
2140:"Bridge Help Refused"
1921:"catskillarchive.com"
1533:www.nysba.state.ny.us
1490:National Park Service
1469:National Park Service
1402:Mount Carmel District
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903:Pennsylvania Railroad
883:Belvidere, New Jersey
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664:Pennsylvania Railroad
596:Troy–Waterford Bridge
449:
377:41.71056°N 73.94444°W
53:neutral point of view
5578:Adirondack Mountains
5034:New Croton Reservoir
4989:Great Sacandaga Lake
4648:Neepaulakating Creek
4331:Genesee Valley Canal
4242:Northport Rail Trail
4035:Webster Hojack Trail
3655:District of Columbia
3064:Poughkeepsie Journal
2935:on February 26, 2022
2890:Poughkeepsie Journal
2870:Mid-Hudson Road Runn
2766:Poughkeepsie Journal
2699:Poughkeepsie Journal
2607:Poughkeepsie Journal
2534:on December 13, 2010
2491:Pouhgkeepsie Journal
2300:Poughkeepsie Journal
2298:Footnote 9); and in
2279:on November 26, 2018
2178:news stories (1984).
2176:Poughkeepsie Journal
2163:Poughkeepsie Journal
2065:Poughkeepsie Journal
2020:Poughkeepsie Journal
1948:on February 21, 2014
1707:on December 23, 2021
1674:Poughkeepsie Journal
1614:Poughkeepsie Journal
1559:Poughkeepsie Journal
1389:Hudson Valley portal
1327:Events and incidents
1179:The bridge became a
1134:in Highland and the
928:Poughkeepsie Journal
868:Alexandria, Virginia
691:Athens, Pennsylvania
687:Union Bridge Company
637:Bear Mountain Bridge
623:to replace numerous
272:160 feet (49 m)
233:212 feet (65 m)
150:Railroad (1889–1974)
4924:Bog Brook Reservoir
4738:Roeliff Jansen Kill
4573:Jan De Bakkers Kill
4163:Dunderberg Mountain
4053:East Coast Greenway
4030:Lehigh Valley Trail
3951:Dutchess Rail Trail
3897:Cayuga Hojack Trail
3196:Poughkeepsie Bridge
3131:Poughkeepsie Bridge
3013:on December 4, 2013
2986:New York Daily News
2343:. October 26, 2008.
1869:Waukesha, Wisconsin
1846:Poughkeepsie Eagle.
1825:. Rivergate Books.
1586:. November 17, 2017
1353:New York Daily News
1307:, and Waryas Park.
1257:Dutchess Rail Trail
1232:Catharine Bond Hill
1136:Dutchess Rail Trail
1106:Ulster Savings Bank
552:Dutchess Rail Trail
550:in Highland to the
472:Poughkeepsie Bridge
470:(also known as the
382:41.71056; -73.94444
373: /
225:35 feet (11 m)
127: /
5603:Catskill Mountains
4403:Black Meadow Creek
3108:| Catskill Archive
2649:. October 22, 2014
2618:on January 2, 2010
2466:on January 5, 2007
2361:The New York Times
2247:The New York Times
1365:2017 Women's March
1318:dedicated the new
1281:Empire State Trail
1275:to the village of
1205:
1197:
1108:($ 4 million) and
1074:Golden Gate Bridge
1057:
1054:Upper Landing Park
1046:
1038:
982:Maybrook, New York
957:
941:Benjamin A. Gilman
916:On May 8, 1974, a
891:Maybrook, New York
879:Belvidere Division
821:
805:United States Army
779:
740:
732:
654:. Eastman had met
601:Poughkeepsie Eagle
556:Empire State Trail
503:Highland, New York
464:
292:Construction start
175:Highland, New York
5791:
5790:
5763:Taconic Mountains
5758:Statue of Liberty
5693:Mid-Hudson Bridge
5673:Kaaterskill Falls
5668:Kaaterskill Clove
5628:Eagleville Bridge
5566:
5565:
5099:Titicus Reservoir
5059:Rondout Reservoir
5024:Muscoot Reservoir
4974:Franklinton Vlaie
4909:Ashokan Reservoir
4878:West Canada Creek
4808:Stony Clove Creek
4668:Onesquethaw Creek
4578:Kaaterskill Creek
4508:East Canada Creek
4433:Canajoharie Creek
4339:
4338:
4284:Rosendale trestle
4140:Maybrook Trailway
3961:Maybrook Trailway
3731:
3730:
3285:Historic district
3227:
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3222:
3221:
3206:Mid-Hudson Bridge
3166:Crossings of the
3155:1978 Announcement
2791:midhudsonnews.com
2740:Hudson Valley One
2714:"Walkway History"
1471:. April 15, 2008.
1436:. American Trails
1269:Hopewell Junction
1265:Maybrook Trailway
978:Hopewell Junction
895:Selkirk, New York
703:Charles Macdonald
648:Harvey G. Eastman
644:State of New York
491:cantilever bridge
444:
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16:(Redirected from
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5748:Schoharie Bridge
5713:Perrine's Bridge
5518:Englewood Cliffs
5182:Briarcliff Manor
5132:
5109:West Caroga Lake
4964:East Caroga Lake
4919:Beacon Reservoir
4904:Alcove Reservoir
4853:Walloomsac River
4703:Plattekill Creek
4693:Papakating Creek
4673:Opalescent River
4588:Kinderhook Creek
4548:Hannacrois Creek
4473:Cobleskill Creek
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984:, in 1983–1984.
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870:, by way of the
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5618:Copeland Bridge
5608:Champlain Canal
5593:Blenheim Bridge
5583:Adirondack Park
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4863:Wawayanda Creek
4858:Wappinger Creek
4838:Verkeerder Kill
4813:Taghkanic Creek
4803:Stockport Creek
4783:Shawangunk Kill
4773:Schoharie Creek
4748:Sacandaga River
4733:Quassaick Creek
4713:Pocantico River
4553:Honnedaga Brook
4518:Eightmile Creek
4483:Coxsackie Creek
4463:Claverack Creek
4453:Cayadutta Creek
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1155:sailing up the
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5222:East Greenbush
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5177:Blooming Grove
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5064:Sacandaga Lake
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5029:Lake Neepaulin
5026:
5021:
5019:Lake Maratanza
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4999:Henderson Lake
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4763:Saw Mill River
4760:
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4753:Sauquoit Creek
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4683:Otsquago Creek
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4678:Oriskany Creek
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4658:Nowadaga Creek
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1223:, Congressman
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