Birds-eye view of some of the dockage, postcard (1908).jpg

Birds-eye view of some of the dockage at Twin Cities, postcard (1908).jpg
Birds-Eye view of some of the dockage, illustrated postcard (1908).jpg

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Title

Birds-eye view of some of the dockage, postcard (1908).jpg

Description

Manhattan Street is in the foreground. Just beyond is some of that famous lumber (Dodge & Bliss and J. W Scribner are two firms who stacked it here), and the swing bridge connecting to North Tonawanda to Tonawanda's "Goose Island." The little buildings at mid-left appear to be the bordellos and saloons that lined Tonawanda Street; the larger structures to the right are the Tonawanda Board and Paper Co.; on the far right of the postcard is the southern tip of Tonawanda Island.

Date

1908

Citation

“Birds-eye view of some of the dockage, postcard (1908).jpg,” North Tonawanda History, accessed April 25, 2024, https://nthistory.com/items/show/529.