Dutch legacy in America visible in place names and architecture from "summary" of The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, Vol. 1 of 2 by John Fiske
The Dutch legacy in America is evident in the names of places as well as in the architecture that can be found throughout the country. One can see this legacy in the names of towns and cities that have Dutch origins, such as New York, Albany, and Brooklyn. These names serve as reminders of the Dutch settlers who once inhabited these areas and left their mark on the landscape. In addition to place names, the Dutch influence can also be seen in the architecture of certain buildings. Dutch-style architecture, characterized by its distinctive gables and gambrel roofs, can be found in various parts of...
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