The Friends Newsletter
The FOCA Newsletter, a benefit of membership, is published several times a year and contains scholarly articles on the history, engineering, and sociological importance of the Aqueduct, as well as lively stories about the people who built it.
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Back issue articles from 1997-2007 will be added and archived here as time permits.
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Poe Walking on the High Bridgeby Dale Ramsey |
from No. 33, Summer 2009 |
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A Memoir of the Archville Bridgeby John Middlebrooks |
from No. 31, Winter 2008-2009 |
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The Early Days of the Aqueduct: A Perilous Dependencyby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 30, Summer 2008 |
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An Elephant’s Taleby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 30, Summer 2008 |
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Two 19th Century Engineering Livesby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 30 Summer 2008 |
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The High Bridge’s Harlem River Fountainby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 29, Spring 2008 |
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The Long Shadow of the Croton – Part 2by Christopher R. Tompkins |
from No. 26, Spring 2007 |
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The Long Shadow of the Crotonby Christopher R. Tompkins |
from No. 25 Winter 2006-2007 |
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Was the Murray Hill Reservoir in Bryant Park?by Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 24, Summer 2006 |
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Historic Wooden Water Pipes Unearthedby Gerard Koeppel |
from No. 21, Summer 2005 |
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Croton Taverns, Then and Nowby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 17, Spring 2004 |
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New Spillway Bridge at Croton Dam To Evoke Historic Designby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 17 Spring 2004 |
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Location of Manhattan Ventilator Discoveredby Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 16, Winter 2003 |
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Operating the Aqueductby Robert Kornfeld, Jr. |
from No. 10, December 2001 |
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Inspecting the Tunnel, ca. 1877by Charlotte Fahn |
from No. 05, February 2000 |
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What's it's Really Like in the Tunnelby Brian Goodman |
from No. 03, May 1999 |
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Picnic at Croton Lake, 1873by Cecelia Cleveland (reprint from 1873 account) |
from No. 03, May 1999 |
