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Syntax of Dutch:Verbs and Verb Phrases, Volume 1

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Tea House in Dutch Garden, New City, N.Y.

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Bronx: Samler House, a remodeled Dutch house on the northwest corner of Newton Avenue (old Albany Post Road) and W. 254th Street, January 1924.

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Bronx: remodeled Dutch house (Samler House), northwest corner of Newton Avenue (old Albany Post Road) and W. 254th Street, January 1924.

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Bronx: remodeled Dutch house (Samler House), northwest corner of Newton Avenue (old Albany Post Road) and W. 254th Street, January 1924.

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Bronx: remodeled Dutch house (Samler House), northwest corner of Newton Avenue (old Albany Post Road) and W. 254th Street, January 1924.

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Bronx: Fordham Manor Reformed Dutch Church, north side of Kingsbridge Road opposite Aqueduct Avenue, east of University Avenue, 1923.

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Brooklyn: unidentified armory-style building and large Dutch-roofed building, rear view, undated.

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Brooklyn: unidentified armory-style building and large Dutch-roofed building, front view, undated.

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[Brooklyn?: Unidentified brick Dutch Revival house with stepped front gable, undated.]

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The cheeseboard in Dutch fine dining restaurants, II: Integration of the cheese course into the menu

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Bronx: prison window built from Holland brick and stone, from the Duane Street Sugarhouse (1763-1892, used as a prison 1776-1783) in Van Cortlandt Park, to the northeast of the Van...