Rondout becomes an important tidewater coal terminal…

1828 CE

Rondout becomes an important tidewater coal terminal in 1828 upon completion of the Delaware and Hudson Canal, built out from Rondout to Honesdale, Pennsylvania, by an influx of laborers attracted to what had been a small farming village until 1825.

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