My brother came back from Vietnam and bought a huge stereo system, and generator. He would go to Croton Dam park and blast rock and roll for the soldiers mountain training in the area. Met a guy years later who said, that was your brother? Army tried to bother him but he was an airborne ranger so they let it go lol

So beautiful!

narration not needed

I've visited the Croton dam several times and it's a site to behold. I always catch it at high flow times, so it's nice to see some good footage of it during low flow.

I love this house. It checks all of my boxes.❤

Anna Masss!!!

Who is the builder/architect... interested in the building concept plan..

So cool, way to go Anna!

Wow she’s so good! Crazy ball handling skills!!

I was there in 1997. I'll never forget it. Croton is a beautiful place. I would live there buy can't afford the rents.

Outstanding! Donna, you are truly a great ambassador for the company!

'promo sm' 🌹

wooooooooooooooooooooooo love the course baby.

My relatives had a hand in building the Croton Dam. Cogan Construction was involved in it’s building I was told.

Duncan Cameron (a racist and owned the most enslaved African Americans in NC) has “high demand homes” in the former rich history of Oberlin Village (prominent black community destroyed by Glenwood, Hillsborough and Wade Avenue.

she's good...

I would like to see this

Looks tacky and horrible. Someone bought this for $1.3M. Lol.

So good of you

How much

I am also fascinated by dams and visited the Croton Dam in 1993 when we moved from California (and its wonderful dams). I design cleanrooms and custom laboratories, and back in 1991 I visited the new intake structure to supply a water analysis lab. I got to take the tour of all of the intake levels. In one, inside of a chainlink cage, was a commercial model prepared to sell bonds for the late early 20th century intake structure. This was a varnished wooden cabinet about 4' x 4' x 6' high. There were many visible piano hinges showing on the crazed varnish exterior. Sections swung open to show an exquisite model of the concrete riser, with tiny railings, ladders and valve mechanisms. The door had a bronze plaque listing the members of the committee tasked to fund and build the structure (all of them with Irish last names, of course). I hope that it has found its way into a museum and has been properly cared for. We lived in Katonah for some time before moving to Dutchess County. We lived on Whitlockville Road, named for the town submerged by the new reservoir. To add to my dam visit repertoire, I visited the Vajont Dam in Northern Italy this summer, having been fascinated by the 1963 landslide a and tsunami disaster. I stayed in the rebuilt town of Longarone and drove up into the gorge where the dam still stands. I walked down a road and trail to the upstream side, where 100' of the curved wall still protrude from 700' of landslide debris. Touching the wall was an eerie experience. I added to my list this past January, finally making a trip to Hoover Dam and taking the tour. I had visited with my family in 1953 but was too young, and it was too hot, to join the tour, along with my father and my older brothers. I finally got it out of my system. Still many dams to go!

There’s a Croton Dam in Michigan also

Very nice but the room with the vaulted ceiling isn't big enough for my 7' Fazioli and outside there are way too many trees!!

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Beautiful Dam, would love to visit one day

When can we expect it to be blown up and let the river restore it's natural flow with migrating fishes etc

That dam is so ugly that I can stare at it for hours and that is what makes it beautiful, I got no idea what went through the minds of the designer/s but they had hydrology in mind and not what can be exhibited in the Louvre or Gagosian. The mere fact that 3 Bridges has been constructed over the years speaks of its use, and if you look closely you will see a tiny bit of "The London Tower" in there. Just like the Tower it remains steadfast in an ever changing environment. But one day the bell will toll and will the sound of the bell last longer than the furthest person away from the sound.

Tear it down and make an awesome time-lapse.

Get rid of these dams. They serve no purpose and they are extinctions fish species

What an ugly monster. Like the dams on the Pit River.

Amazing engineering.beautiful stone work.......and I would love to see it come down...free all rivers

Take it down.

All dams give me the creeps. I guess I watch to many videos of them failing ?

Thought it was getting torn down..I approve of dam demolition but this one is a masterpiece. Hope it stands for that reason alone!

Love my girl Gretchen

BALLIN!!!!!

special place my dad took me here as a kid

My dad took me here as a kid. they dont make dams like this anymore

Years back, I worked for an airline company that occasionally chartered out of Westchester County airport. One of the pilots, originally from NYC, pointed out both the CROTON Reservoir and the KENSICO as we flew over them. Beautiful from the air--and to think that well over 100 years ago these things were built and are still working. Thanx for posting this/letting us know about it.

Hello everyone from bosnia this dam look so awesome.

what is the hoa fee and taxes? i cant find it anywhere

Very good👍💯

U raise it four feet and fill it up I don't think it'll hold

Just don't look like it qould hold at the top its skinny

Outstanding

When is it going to be removed to open up the river passage again?

Great info

Really COOL....YOU can embrace the place you live and LOVE!!!!!

one of my favorite places on the planet !!!! Been on, under it, and IN it ...