History of Westchester county : New York, including Morrisania, Kings Bridge, and West Farms, which have been annexed to New York City / . ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS CARPET CO. YONKERS, N. YONKERS. 1H7 on Palisade Avenue. It has a width of fifty-fivefeet, and is five stories high at the south end, whichfaces on Elm Street. Large dyeing-houses andother accessory buildings are connected with it. Onthe northeastern outskirts of the city, facing aboutfive hundred feet in length, on the west side of theSaw-Mill River road, and directly opposite theYonkers Cemetery, stands the second mill. This onei
History of Westchester county : New York, including Morrisania, Kings Bridge, and West Farms, which have been annexed to New York City / . ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS CARPET CO. YONKERS, N. YONKERS. 1H7 on Palisade Avenue. It has a width of fifty-fivefeet, and is five stories high at the south end, whichfaces on Elm Street. Large dyeing-houses andother accessory buildings are connected with it. Onthe northeastern outskirts of the city, facing aboutfive hundred feet in length, on the west side of theSaw-Mill River road, and directly opposite theYonkers Cemetery, stands the second mill. This oneis about sixty feet wide and three stories high, with abasement. It was built by Alexander Smith & Sonsin 1871. About a quarter of a mile further up thebeautiful valley of the Nepperhan stands the thirdmill of this company. Like the other two, it is abrick building. It is four stories high, with a base-ment, being five hundred and eighty-four feet longand about fifty-five feet wide. It stands on the westside of the stream and faces on Nepperhan dyeing-houses or drum-rooms are near thesemills. One of them is about two hundred feet wide,five hundred feet long and two
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