The Yellow Brick Road, Yesterday and Today

	These are original bricks from one of the first "paved" roads passing through Bethlehem constructed by the Albany and Delaware Turnpike Company (Chartered 1805). Normansville - Town of Bethlehem (Four Corners Marker)
The Yellow Brick Road, Old Delaware Avenue, heads south from the hamlet of Normansville to Elsmere. The road was abandoned in 1863.
	Remnants of the Old Yellow Brick Road remain today.
Old Normansville Normansville Community Church.
	Normansville Community Church Today
Original 1913 bridge across the Normanskill River, the Harder Home (on the Albany Side) can be seen above the bridge.
	Bridges Today The Old Bridge is in the foreground. The New Bridge (Delaware Avenue) is behind the Old Bridge.
Looking west up the Normanskill River in 1913. On the hill is the old school house. Behind the original bridge is Pappalves Ice House and Dam.
	Looking west from the Old Bridge Today.