Industrially the early part of the 19th century was marked in New Jersey by the construction of bridges and turnpikes, the utilization of water power for manufactures, and the introduction of steam motive power upon the navigable waters. [Please select]
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There are plans of still further beautifying the grounds, and the addition of more turnpikes and macadamized roads. [Please select]
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From the town, as a centre, white turnpikes radiated in every direction like the strands of a spider's web. [Please select]
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The French counter-attack, then, was made up the valley to the west between the two turnpikes. [Please select]
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The trees gray with the dust that had sifted all summer long from the limestone turnpikes. [Please select]
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And so John Burnham saw the pair galloping the turnpikes or through the fields, or at dusk going slowly toward Marjorie's home. [Please select]
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Some followed the Mohawk and Genesee turnpikes across central New York to Lake Erie. [Please select]
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Yet its interests were by no means restricted to steamboats, turnpikes, crops, exports, and moneymaking. [Please select]
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The words rang in the counting-houses of Philadelphia and out and along the Lancaster and the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh turnpikes--"Low Bridge." [Please select]
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On the western side is a deep valley, running northward, which is bounded on either side by turnpikes from Soissons, La Fere and Laon. [Please select]
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These Indian trade routes were slowly widened into colonial roads, notably the Mohawk and Catskill turnpikes, and these in turn were transformed into the Erie, Lehigh, Nickel Plate, and New York Central railways. [Please select]
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