All walks and tours will be led by a member of the Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct. Walks are free to all and (unless specifically noted) do not require prior registration. Check contact information for updates on schedule, weather, etc.
You'll remember the grant the Friends received to do this important piece of trail work. The first step of the work has been made with Steven Oakes, former site manager descending into the dark and murky depths of the tunnel in the area where the work will be done. The integrity of the brick work has to be ascertained.
New York City's proposed design for the restoration of the High Bridge was presented to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at a hearing on April 5, 2011. The entire set of drawings can be downloaded HERE.
Please come to our Annual Meeting and discover what the Old Croton Aqueduct owes to the aqueducts of Ancient Rome.
Prof Peter Aicher, author of " Guide to the Aqueducts of Ancient Rome" will give an illustrated talk on the extent to which the monuments of Roman engineering infuenced the design, appearance and construction of our own aqueduct.
A brief business meeting will precede Professor Aicher's talk. Refreshments will be served.
Date and time: April 10, 2 p,m,
The trail as a cross country skier's paradise! Mavis and member Benedikte enjoy the views. Another skier - a distinguished gentleman stopped me on the trail to say "It doesn't get any better than this - The trail, the river, the snow, the sun -- and all so near NYC!"
New York City's proposed design for the restoration of the High Bridge was presented to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at a hearing on April 5, 2011. The entire set of drawings can be downloaded 
