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Brick Brands from the Hudson River Valley: A Historical Sequence

Explore the evolution of brick brands along the Hudson River waterfront since 1850. Includes clay sampling, color evaluation, and dendrograph analysis showcasing the sourcing of bricks. Discover artifacts like washed bricks from the 18th century and earthworm impressions on bricks.

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Brick Brands from the Hudson River Valley: A Historical Sequence

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  1. The Story in Brick Allan S. Gilbert Professor of Anthropology Fordham University

  2. The New Netherland/New York Archive

  3. Sequence of brick brands ca. 1850 to present

  4. Haverstraw, NYHudson River waterfront ca. 1900

  5. Vials of powder from brick, pottery, tile, and clay sampling with Munsell chart for color evaluation

  6. Clay specimen bag with agate mortar for sample preparation

  7. Euclidean cluster dendrograph of selected Hudson River Valley brick brands showing the sourcing of bricks produced by Patrick Reid of Haverstraw, ca. 1850

  8. “Washed” brick from the Rose Hill Manor site, late 18th century

  9. Earthworm impression (Lumbricus terrestris) from underside of RHM “washed” brick

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