State of New York Report of the State Commission of Highways, Transmitted to the Legislature February 9, 1914, Volume I [1] [State of New York No. 19. in Senate February 9, 1914.]. This item is unavailable.State of New York Report of the State Commission of Highways, Transmitted to the Legislature February 9, 1914, Volume I [1] [State of New York No. 19. in Senate February 9, 1914.]

Boards a bit soiled with light stain on rear corner, front free endpaper removed, related blank postcard laid in. 1914 Hard Cover. 602 pp. A report on construction, maintenance, repairs, expenditures, contracts, permits, etc., related to the New York State highway system. Includes black-and-white photographic plates and numerous statistical charts throughout. The New York State Department of Highways was created in 1908 by the Highway Act, and a three-member Highway Commission was appointed in 1909. Based on the list of staff for the commission on page 5 of this work, membership was expanded to include a commissioner, three deputy commissioners, a secretary, and a secretary to the commissioner, along with headquarters support staff and more complex divisional organizations.