Word: mountains
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...water piled up with turbulent mountain fury. It swept away rows of houses in single-street hamlets. It knocked out dams and iron bridges, filled up the streets and riverside factories of larger towns; crippled telephones, telegraphs, railways. It took life...
Another left turn is made here and the winding road along the shore of Annsville Creek is followed to the Bear Mountain Bridge Highway. The completion of this fine highway together with the Bear Mountain Bridge, makes the vast outdoor playground of Bear Mountain Park, and the west shore of the Hudson River, more easily accessible to motorists...
...information of those who do not take to the air on Saturday for the trip to Philadelphia, but prefer to travel by road, the following motoring route over the famous Bear Mountain Bridge across the Hudson is published...
...Bridge Route" Number 37, to Peekskill. Drive along Main Sereet in Peekskill to Division Street. Turn right into Division Street, and continue to the Solitaires Monument. Turn left here onto Highland Avenue, which is followed to the large direction sign at Annsville indicating the route to the Bear Mountain Bridge...
After leaving the bridge continue to the traffic circle. Here turn left and continue to the next two road intersections where a right turn is made in each case, and continue through Bear Mountain Park, over The Seven Lakes Drive, through Tuxedo, Sloatsburg, Ramapo, Suffern, Oakland, Pompton Lakes, Pompton Station, Pompton Plains, Pequannlock, Lincoln Park, Towaco, Boonton, Parrisippany, Littleton, Morris Plains, Morristown, Bernardsville, Far Hills, Bedminster, Somerville, Harlingen, Princeton, Lawrenceville, Trenton, Parkland, Oakford and Trappe into Philadelphia, the destination...