Glens Falls
a village in Warren co., N. Y., on the Hudson river, and on the Delaware and Hudson railroad; 54 miles N. of Albany. The river, here flowing through a ravine, descends 50 planing mills. There are a Union High which the place derives its name, and supplies enormous water power. city has extensive marble and limestone mer school for teachers, Glens Falls Acad- School, Crandell Public Library, a sumpaper, and collar factories, and lath and planing mills. There are a Union High School, Crandell Public Library, a summer school for teachers, Glens Falls Academy, electric lights and street railroads, waterworks, daily and weekly newspapers, and National banks. Pop. (1910) 15,243; (1920) 16,638.
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