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Latest revision as of 18:18, 28 July 2013
Visit Photo Gallery for photo galleries of the other Hilltowns.
This section is for scenic photos and post cards of the Town. Photos of people and families should be posted on biography or family pages. Photos of the hamlets should be posted under the hamlets.
- Rensselaerville - Then and Now
- Gallery:
Main Street looking West from Presbyterian corner, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Lower Main Street from the Medusa Road, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
The village of Rensselaerville from above the Lincoln Pond Road, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
State Road looking North, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Rensselaerville in 1807, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
About 1900, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
July 4, 1910, Baseball game, Rensselaer, photo from People Made It Happen Here 
The old "White" Rensselaerville Village Bridge across Ten Mile Creek, wooden plank bed. Gristmill seen under the bridge. This is the oldest bridge recalled. Around 1914 this was replaced by another. Around 1952 the present concrete bridge was built., photo from People Made It Happen Here 
Dam at lake 
Main Street 
Main Street 
Main Street 
Main Street looking east 
Rt. 85 heading out of Rensselaerville 
Main Street 
You would like it here 
Academy Hill 
Union College 
E.N. Huyck House, now owned by Union College 
Catalpa House 
Painting by Jessie Homer (Mitchell) French 1980 Jessie came from Beverly Hills, CA to wedding of Kate Jean Bensen in Rensselaerville and created this and several other paintings of the day. 
Main Street 
Main Street 
Post Office
