Albany Pine Bush Study Area 1893
While roads and railroad tracks crossed the Albany Pine Bush in 1893, and parts of the area were farmed, most was still in tact Pine Bush.
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Albany Pine Bush 1952 High Resolution
Rapp Road Historic District – 1952 vs 2018
"The Rapp Road Historic District (RRHD) is a cluster of 23 homes built by African Americans who migrated predominantly from Shubuta Mississippi as part of the Great Migration (1927 to 1963). During this time span, 23 families chose to build their homes and raise a family in the Pine Bush section of Albany." More information: https://rapproad.wordpress.com/about-us/rapp-road-historic-district/ The 1952 aerial photo was MapWarper by Richard Welty. https://mapwarper.net/maps/44102
Infrared Color – Madison Avenue Barrens
This false-color infrared picture of the is a stunning photo showing the bright infrared color of the Pitch Pines in Madison Avenue Barrens in Albany Pine Bush.
White Pines Along the Kiakout Are More then 100 Foot
Hunger And Kiakout Kill
The Hunger Kill and Kiakout Kill are deep ravines in the Albany Pine Bush, that drop far below the dunes that predominate the land.