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The Dutch and their New York legacy
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The Dutch and their New York legacy
New Amsterdam Stadt Huys in 1663 above . Stepped gables, first appeared in Gent (Belgium) during the 12th century. Dutch history can be elusive. It’s rarely taught in schools, but Dutch history continues its influence around New York, especially in the region along the 159 miles of the river that now bears part of Henry Hudson’s name. Hudson came upon what would become New Amsterdam in 1609 while looking for a westward passage to acquire Far-Eas…
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