Artery Art, Albany
I sometimes like to call these maps Artery Art. The simple, clean layout doesn't provide much information but is appealing to the eye
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I sometimes like to call these maps Artery Art. The simple, clean layout doesn't provide much information but is appealing to the eye
Here is a Map of Albany showing the stockade in 1695, overlaying the contemporary arerial photo of Albany. At the top of the hill, was Fort Frederick sitting atop State Street Hill (Capitol Hill) it replaced the earlier Fort Orange along the Hudson River, offering protection for Pearl Street and lands below it. John Wolcott told me that Pearl Street was likely a corruption of "Peril Street" due to the risk of being shot by invaders down from the top of the hill.
From John Wolcott's collection.
Taken on Wednesday August 5, 2020 at Alfred E. Smith Building.Which is the bigger maul? These interactive maps allow you to drag and drop and compare the size of the two "mauls". Fixed a bug at 7/6 at 5 PM which caused browsers to run out of memory (accidental recursion) and de-linked the moving of panes, only the Zoom levels.
Before Corporate Woods was built, as seen in this 1973 Aerial Photo, Exit 5A of Interstate 90 was an "Exit to Nowhere".