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Page entitled : Livingston mansions in the Hudson Valley

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Livingston dwellings : the first Livingston Manor House on Roeloff Jansen Kill and Clermont, the Georgian mansion facing the Catskill mountains

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... the end of the 18th and throughout the 19th century, the symbol of the wealth and standing of a family was their house or country estate. In the case of the colonial and mercantile aristocracy founded by such leading families as the Livingstons and Van Rensselaers in New York, the manor houses of early colonial times soon metamorphosed into Georgian ...

 

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