Ogdensburg Through Time

Author(s): David Martin 

ISBN: 9781625450708
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Ogdensburg was founded on the shore of the St. Lawrence River in 1749 by a Jesuit priest who wanted to convert the native peoples and at the same time keep watch over the activities of the British in Oswego. Ogdensburg Through Time provides an excellent opportunity to travel back in time to briefly visit the past through fascinating old images and look ahead to today and hopefully gain some insight into possibilities for the future.
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Ogdensburg was founded on the shore of the St. Lawrence River in 1749 by a Jesuit priest who wanted to convert the native peoples and at the same time keep watch over the activities of the British in Oswego. The village was invaded by the British who occupied the area until the last battle of the French and Indian War just off our shores, and the British were finally expelled by the Treaty of Paris in 1763.

Ogdensburg qiuckly grew with abundant water power and shipping on the rivers. Industry boomed and the population grew.

Today Ogdensburg is the only American city on the St. Lawrence River. Ogdensburg Through Time provides an excellent opportunity to travel back in time to briefly visit the past through fascinating old images and look ahead to today and hopefully gain some insight into possibilities for the future.

 

BOOK ISBN 9781625450708
FORMAT 235 x 165 mm
BINDING Paperback
PAGES 96 pages
PUBLICATION DATE 15 November 2013
TERRITORY World
ILLUSTRATIONS 92 black-and-white and 92 colour photographs

 

 






David Martin is chief risk officer and senior vice president for Alliance Bernstein, which has more than $450 billion in assets under management. He has lectured at the graduate schools of business at MIT, Columbia University, and NYU; has been a featured speaker and expert panel member at numerous risk conferences for major investment companies, banks, and investment banks; and has written articles for "The Bankers Magazine", "Pension & Investments" journal, and the AEI-Brookings Joint Center website.