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Posted by bob ny on June 14, 2003 at 05:40:09 from (63.53.113.32):
In Reply to: Re: new web page posted by Les...fortunate on June 13, 2003 at 20:04:19:
les you were only about 20 miles from the fairgrounds when you were in ellenville
yes thats my work tractor i'm getting too old to steer the thing with a bucket full you know how
ellenville got its name -- the d&h canal ran from
pa to the hudson and the canawallers ( boat operators) needed some physical pleasures along the way and there was a young lady that lived in a shack along side tha canal and her name was ellen word got around and she started a business
with a few other girls and booze so everyone
said gonna stop at ellens thus ellens villa thus ellenville a little history never hurt anyone even if its something some people would like to forget
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