North-side Cedars, Rimed and Photographed in Huntington Town, on Long Island .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175641359)

A charming historical record, "North-side Cedars, Rimed and Photographed in Huntington Town, on Long Island," offers a glimpse into the early 20th century landscape of Long Island. Through captivating photographs and descriptive text, Alice Melissa Borland documents the cedars of Huntington, capturing their beauty and significance in the local environment. This volume provides a unique perspective on the natural history and local heritage of the region, showcasing the serene beauty of the cedars and the town they inhabit. A valuable resource for historians, photographers, and anyone interested in the natural beauty of Long Island, this book preserves a moment in time, allowing readers to appreciate the enduring appeal of these majestic trees.

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