New York (State). Dept. of Public Works.
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New York (State). Dept. of Public Works.
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Although the Department of Public Works was created in 1923, the office of Deputy Superintendent did not exist until the appointment of Bertram D. Tollamy on January 16, 1945. The Deputy Superintendent was the head of the Department's executive staff as well its second ranking administrative official. As such these files reflect the departments responsibilities to plan, design, construct and maintain highways, bridges and grade separation structures, canals and waterways, and State owned buildings. The bulk of the subject files were created during E. Burton Hughes' tenure as Deputy Superintendent. Hughes was appointed in 1952 and stayed in this capacity for over ten years. There is a small amount of records dating from 1951 when Fred W. Fish second as Deputy Superintendent.
Chapter 147 (Section 4) of the Laws of 1903 empowered the State Engineer and Surveyor to appropriate any lands, structures, or waters deemed necessary for canal use. In so doing, the State Engineer and Surveyor was required to execute an accurate survey and map, to which a certificate was affixed stating that the lands therein described had been appropriated by the state for canal use.
Duplicate copies of maps were filed at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works, which was responsible for serving the notices of appropriation as well as filing at the county clerk's office duplicate copies of the notices of appropriation, maps, certificates of service, and descriptions.
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Traffic accidents
Bridges
Canal construction workers
Canals
Canals
Canals
Canals
Canals
Civil service
Eminent domain
Federal aid to transportation
Ferries
Flood control
Highway engineering
Highway planning
Hydrology
Indexing
Land use
Locks (Hydraulic engineering)
Maps
Real property
Public works
Public works
Railroad crossings
Railroads
Reservoirs
Right of way
Road construction
Road planning
Roads
Roads
Roads
Roads
Subways
Traffic engineering
Traffic estimation
Traffic safety
Transportation
Waterways
Nationalities
Activities
Accounting
Administering canals
Constructing
Constructing canals
Constructing highways
Constructing railroads
Developing
Documenting canals
Highway planning
Indexing
Indexing maps
Information management
Issuing permits
Litigating
maintaining
Maintaining canals
Maintaining cards
Maintaining infrastructure
Maintaining water transport
Monitoring
Monitoring contracts
Monitoring government employees
Planning
Planning canals
Planning highway construction
Planning highways
Planning infrastructure
Planning secondary roads
Planning subways
Planning transportation
Planning transportation
Regulating canals
Regulating public works
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Port Jervis (N.Y.)
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Brooklyn (N.Y.)
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Genesee River (N.Y.)
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New York (State)
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Cayuga and Seneca Canal (N.Y.)
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White Plains (N.Y.)
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Amsterdam (N.Y.)
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Syracuse (N.Y.)
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Ogdensburg (N.Y.)
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Manhattan (N.Y.)
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Schenectady (N.Y.)
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Corning (N.Y.)
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Lyons (N.Y.)
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Sylvan Beach (N.Y.)
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Glens Falls (N.Y.)
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Monroe County (N.Y.)
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Johnstown (N.Y.)
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Tonawanda (N.Y.)
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Lackawanna (N.Y.)
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Medina (N.Y.)
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Mohawk River (N.Y.)
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Oneonta (N.Y.)
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Hornell (N.Y.)
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Shinnecock and Peconic Canal (N.Y.)
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Elmira (N.Y.)
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Rochester (N.Y.)
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Richmond (N.Y.)
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Chemung Canal (N.Y.)
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Richelieu River (Quebec)
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New York (N.Y.)
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New York (State)--Buffalo
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Norwich (N.Y.)
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Jamaica Bay - Peconic Bay Canal (N.Y.)
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North Tonawanda (N.Y.)
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Olean (N.Y.)
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Plattsburgh (N.Y.)
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Ithaca (N.Y.)
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Cortland (N.Y.)
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Saratoga (N.Y.)
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Staten Island (N.Y.)
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New York State Canal System (N.Y.)
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Peekskill (N.Y.)
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Newark (N.Y.)
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Binghamton (N.Y.)
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Saratoga Springs (N.Y.)
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Poughkeepsie (N.Y.)
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Waterford (N.Y.)
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Geneva (N.Y.)
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Albany (N.Y.)
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Salamanca (N.Y.)
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Auburn (N.Y.)
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Niagara Falls (N.Y.)
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Little Falls (N.Y.)
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Black River Canal (N.Y.)
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Fulton (N.Y.)
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Gloversville (N.Y.)
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Genesee Valley Canal (N.Y.)
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Queens (N.Y.)
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Erie Canal (N.Y.)
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Dunkirk (N.Y.)
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Buffalo (N.Y.)
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Oswego Canal (N.Y.)
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Mechanicville (N.Y.)
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Kingston (N.Y.)
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Oswego (N.Y.)
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Batavia (N.Y.)
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Jamestown (N.Y.)
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Clyde (N.Y.)
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Chenango Canal (N.Y.)
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Westchester County (N.Y.)
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Utica (N.Y.)
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Rome (N.Y.)
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Canandaigua (N.Y.)
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Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.)
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New York State Barge Canal System
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Champlain Canal (N.Y.)
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Bronx (N.Y.)
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New Rochelle (N.Y.)
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Lockport (N.Y.)
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