A comprehensive historical resource, the ""Complete Street Directory and Map of the City of Schenectady and Environs"" offers a detailed snapshot of Schenectady, New York, as it existed in 1906. Compiled by E. S. Cullings, this directory provides an invaluable look at the city's streets, residences, and urban layout during the early 20th century.
Originally published in Dutch, this directory serves as a primary source for historians, genealogists, and urban planning enthusiasts interested in the development of Schenectady and the broader context of American urban growth. The maps included offer a visual representation of the city's infrastructure and expansion, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on local history and urban studies.
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