 Newest
Story Beaverkill
... My Beaverkill
Lloyd
Barnhart (August
2009)
Stories:
The
First Collection
circa 1950
 enlargement
"Here
begineth
a brief
history
about
the
Beaverkill
Valley,
authored
by friends
and neighbors
who live
or visit
there:
An anthology
covering
sundry
matters
of the
place
and its
people,
present
and past.
What
they
did and
said,
and
how in
all,
the
charm
of
the river
and its
shores
continue
to tingle
and accelerate
the heart
beat."
more |
Stories
from
Volume I 2003
enlargement
A
Short History of the Valley
of the Beaverkill
Ken
Osborn
and
Charles
Campbell
The
Tanneries
Jack Obecny
Catskill
Campsites
Jack Obecny
History
of the Beaverkill
Marian Tobey
Reminescences
of the Beaverkill
Grace Van
Nalts
Addie
Miner
John Kelly
The
Scullin Family and Farm
Jane
Sokolow with Paul Scullin
Trout
Valley Farm, Beaverkill, N.Y.
Fred
W.
Banks
Trout
Valley Farm: And the Golf Course
That Was
Tim
Foote
and
Bill
Sharpless
Trout
Valley Farm: End of Story
The
Livingston Manor Times, 1963
Memories
of the Beaverkill
Richard B.
Fischer
For
the Love of ... Beaverkill
!!
Jack Obecny
Liz
and Ed Hamerstrom Remember
Mary Hall
Stories
from
Volume II (2006)
and
the Heritage Edition (2007)
| "If
time is like our beloved
river, there are many
tales to write down and
pass on before they float
away and disappear downstream." Ed
Cerny |
|
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$45 plus tax (and mailing)
34B Main Street
Livingston Manor
New York 12758
845-439-8029
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Foreword
John
Kelly
Craigie
Clair
an
editors'
note
in
the
Heritage
Edition,
concerning
the
spelling
of
Craigie
Clair
The
Hardenb?rgh Question
an
editor's note in the Heritage
Edition, concerning the spelling
of Hardenbergh
Jessica
Foote's Letters to her Sons
contributed
by Tim Foote
Romance
by
Jessica Foote. A
poem published in the Heritage
Edition.
1945
by
Jessica Foote. A
poem published in the Heritage
Edition. These
two poems, written at about the
same time as Mrs. Foote's letters
to her sons may give a view as to
her real state of mind during
this period. The
letters sound cheerful and optimistic;
the poems are dark.
Memories
of Beaverkill
Anita Simpson
Beverly
Summer
in the Beaverkill
Doris Fischer
Dundas
Castle
Jane Sokolow
Trouthaven
on the Beaverkill
Janet Durland
Simpson
The
Beaverkill Trout Club Chapter
I
Ed
Cerny
The
Beaverkill Trout Club Chapter
2
Ed
Cerny, including a picture of
the Third Annual Dinner of the
Beaverkill Trout Club March 29,
1919 and its enlargement
Beaverkill
- A Legend
a
poem
contributed
by Mildred
Whitehill
Bankert ,
author
unknown
Gurden
Smith at Laraway
John Kelly
Frank
Kinch and his Family
Bill Sharpless
Frank
Kinch Splits Wood at 88
Leslie
C. Wood
Popping
Dandilions
a
poem by John Hamilton Adams
The
Lure of the Beaverkill
Mac
Francis
How
Ross and I Came to Beaverkill
Mac Francis
Neighbors
Patricia Adams
Rudi
Mayer at Laraway
John Kelly
Dump
Days and Elephant Hunts: the 50s
and 60s
Patricia
Adams
The
Benedict Story
Susan
Benedict Hand
Alice
Perkins Sharpless Gordon
Connie
Gordon Lynn
Summer
Trek up Slide Mountain
Connie
Gordon Lynn
Beaverkill
in the Summertime
a
poem
by
Connie
Gordon
Lynn
The
River/The Valley
a
poem
by
Linda
Gordon
Bonin
The
Church
Patricia Adams
Alice
Arden Hodge and Family
Stuart
D. Root
Days
at Blue Haven
Mildred Whitehill
Bankert
The
Bridges to Summer: the Willichs
John Kelly
Fred
Banks IV at Trout Valley Farm
as
told to Patricia Adams by Fred
Banks IV
The
Hardenbergh Family
Judy Van
Put
Beaverkill,
Clear Lake and the Early 30s
Tim Foote
"Web
Exclusive" Stories
The
Fred Banks story appeared in the
1950s booklet, but to our knowledge,
nowhere else. Mrs.
Gordon's story, as far as we know,
has never been published anywhere
...
but here.
Trout
Fishing on the Beaverkill
by
Fred
Banks
The
History of Lew Beach
contributed
by Fran Sharpless in August 2008,
probably written by Mrs. Si Gordon
for the First Collection. This
pdf document shows you the original
manuscript, typed back in the
days
before cut & paste existed, when
you had to type it right the
first
time, and you got your fingers
black from carbon paper.
Beaverkill
... My Beaverkill
Lloyd
Barnhart
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