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Town of Canajoharie |
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Tug 44 sits next to a fishing boat, at the floating docks of the Canajoharie terminal. In the background is a high concrete pier for larger boats. The beautiful lawn is still wrecked from the Flood of 2006, just 3 months ago. Photo taken from atop the Palatine Bridge.
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This photo shows the pavillion just up the hill from the docks, with the Beech-Nut factory in the background. Kathy loves the gliders by the docks.
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This is my favorite spot in Canajoharie, the Public Library & Art Gallery. Built in 1924 by the then president of Beech-Nut, it houses a surprisingly excellent collection of paintings. During 2006 the building was under construction and I'm anxious to see what they do with the building and the garden and fountains next door.
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The Great Room of the library, as it appeared in 1925, now houses the art collection. This room somehow magically projects a calming peaceful state, and I love to just sit there and take it in and daydream a little.
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Every small town needs a traffic light, and Canajoharie is no exception!
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http://www.tug44.org/2006.flood/canajoharie.htm |
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