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Fort Clinton: Castle Clinton or Fort Clinton is a circular sandstone fort, now a national monument in Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan, New York City.; Construction began in 1808 and was completed in 1811. The fort, known as West Battery (sometimes South-west Battery), was designed by architects John McComb Jr. and Jonathan Williams. It was built on a small artificial island just off shore. West Battery was intended to complement the three-tiered Castle Williams (still extant) on Governors Island, which was East Battery, to defend New York City from British forces in the tensions that marked the run-up to the War of 1812, but never saw action in that or any war. Subsequent landfill expanded Battery Park, and incorporated the fort into the mainland of Manhattan Island. As with all historic areas administered by the National Park Service, Castle Clinton National Monument was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966.
From Wikipedia; Fort Clinton, just south of McGown's Pass, is similarly unmarked, though not for lack of trying. In the 1910s, a small mortar was unearthed at the fort's site and placed in a monument, complete with plaque. From Forgotten NY

Gomez Mill House: 11 Mill House Rd; Marlboro, NY 12542; (845) 236-3126; Earliest extant Jewish residence in America. Began as trading post in 1714, enlarged by merchants, patriots, farmers, craftsmen and statesmen. Partially restored paper mill. Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Furnishings, decorative arts, library.

Historic Huguenot Street, New Paltz: Nat'l Historic Landmark District. Collection of house museums built between 1692 and 1890 with heirloom and period furniture. Included are six stone houses built by Huguenot settlers 1692-1712, the French Church and burying ground, a library, museum, gift shop and picnic facilities. Adjacent is Huguenot Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary. Guided tours starting at the DuBois Fort on the hour. Group and school tours also available. Open April 30-October 31, Tue.-Sun., 10-4. For tour information call (845) 255-1889 or 255-1660.

Hurley Village: Rt. 209 south, off Thruway exit 19 (Kingston). Nat'l Historic Landmark. 25 original colonial stone houses.

Hurley Patentee Manor, Old Rt. 209, Hurley. National Historic Landmark. Restored 18th c. country mansion for 96,000 acre patent. July 15-Sept. 1, daily except Mon., 11-4:30. (845) 331-5414.

LOCUST LAWN, Gardiner.: 1814 federal mansion, home of Col. Josiah Hasbrouck, lieutenant in Revolutionary War, Congressman during terms of Adams and Jefferson. Also Terwilliger House (1738) early Hudson Valley vernacular architecture with family cemetery. Open mid-August to October 31, weekends, 10-4. Group tours may be arranged all year. Call in advance for tour information (845) 255-1889 or 255-1660.

BRICK HOUSE, Rt. 17K, Montgomery. Built in 1768, home to 7 generations of Hill family. May-Oct. 1: Sat.-Sun., 10-4:30, closed Mem. Day, July 4th, Labor Day. For 1996 calendar of events, call (845) 457-5951.

Bronck Museum: off Rt 9W, Pieter Brock Road; Coxsackie; Complex of Dutch dwellings; 518-731-6490 or 731-8862; In January 1662, Pieter Bronck entered into a contract to purchase from the Katskill Indians a tract of land known by the Indian name "Koixhackung". Choosing a site at the base of the Kalkberg Ridge, Pieter built his dwelling, a small single room structure with cellar and storage garret. The original massive beams, wide floor boards, cellar hatchway, and early Dutch door still dominate the interior. This house is the oldest surviving dwelling in Upstate New York.

CONSTITUTION ISLAND, West Point. Boat ride, guided tour of house and Revolutionary War fortifications. (845) 446-8676.

CRAWFORD HOUSE, 189 Montgomery St., Newburgh. 1830s home of maritime entrepreneur David Crawford. 19th century furnishings, Hudson River paintings, sloop, steamboat models. Changing exhibits. May-Dec., Sun., 1-4 or app't. (845) 561-2585.

DEWINT HOUSE, Livingston Ave. and Oak Tree Road, Tappan. Built in 1700, used as Washington's Headquarters four times during closing years of Revolution. The original house, Carriage House Museum and grounds are open 10-5 daily except Christmas and Thanksgiving. (845) 359-1359.

EDMONSTON HOUSE, Rt. 94, Vails Gate, New Windsor. Restored 1755 stone house, blacksmith shop, slave quarters, Revolutionary General St. Clair exhibit. Headquarters National Temple Hill Assoc. Open July-Sept.,Sun., 2-5 p.m. Free. (845) 561-5073.

SAVE ESOPUS LIGHTHOUSE The lighthouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and as such requires specialized skills in the restoration work. In order to support this effort the commission is raising money thru various events, monetary solicitations and requests for help.

GOMEZ MILL HOUSE, Mill House Rd., Marlboro. Earliest extant Jewish residence in America. Began as trading post in 1714, enlarged by merchants, patriots, farmers, craftsmen and statesmen. Partially restored paper mill. Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Furnishings, decorative arts, library. Open for tours mid-April thru Oct., Wed. thru Sun., 10-4. (845) 236-3126.

FORT DECKER, 127 Main St., Port Jervis. Revolutionary War Site. 18th c. historic house. Open June-Sept. Sat., 1-4, and two weekends before Christmas, Sat., 1-4. (845) 856-2375.

HILL-HOLD, Rt. 416, Campbell Hall. Life on a Hudson Valley farm of the 1830s. Restored 1769 stone homestead, herb garden, working farm. May-Oct. 1: daily 10-4:30, closed Mon.-Tues., Mem. Day, July 4th, Labor Day. For calendar of events, call (845) 294-7661.

HURLEY VILLAGE, Rt. 209 south, off Thruway exit 19 (Kingston). Nat'l Historic Landmark. 25 original colonial stone houses.

JACOB BLAUVELT HOUSE, 20 Zukor Road, New City. Guided tours of 1830s restoration of early Dutch house; Hudson Valley furnishings; demonstrations in open hearths. Sundays, 1-5 p.m. (845) 634-9629.

KNOX'S HEADQUARTERS STATE HISTORIC SITE, Forge Hill Rd. & Rt. 94, New Windsor. 1754 mansion house officers during Revolutionary War. Grounds include native plant sanctuary and ruins of 1741 gristmill. Mem. Day-Labor Day, Wed. and Sun., 1-5 p.m. Call to confirm hours of operation and fee schedule. (845) 561-5498.

LAST ENCAMPMENT OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY, Rt. 300, north of Vails Gate on road to Stewart Airport, New Windsor. 167 acre park, land where Continental Army camped in 1782-3. Two replicas of original huts. Interpretive programs Tues.-Sat., 10-4:30, Sun., 1-4:30. Picnic area, nature trail and tower, walks. (845) 561-5073.

NEW WINDSOR CANTONMENT, State Historic Site, Temple Hill Road, (Route 300), Vails Gate. Living history museum of the Continental Army's final winter encampment. Musket drill, blacksmith and woodhewing demonstrations, visitor center, exhibit buildings and replica of "Temple" where Washington addressed his officers. Open mid-April-Oct., Wed.-Sat., 10-5, Sun., 1-5. Call before going for fees and schedule. (845) 561-1765.

OLD DUTCH CHURCH, 292 Main St., Kingston. Organized in 1659, rebuilt in 1852. Tiffany window, graveyard of early Dutch settlers, site of grave of George Clinton, first Gov. of NYS. (845) 338-6759.

SENATE HOUSE STATE HISTORIC SITE, 312 Fair St., Kingston. Stone house built in 1676, meeting place of the first NYS Senate in 1777. Museum houses a collection of 18th and 19th c. furniture, military equipment, manuscripts, paintings. Open Wed.-Sat., 10-5, Sun., 1-5. Call before going for fees and schedule. (845) 338-2786.

STONY POINT BATTLEFIELD, State Historic Site, Park Road off Rt. 9W, Stony Point. Site of July 1779 assault of American Light Infantry against British garrison. Museum with exhibits and slide shows; demonstrations of muskets, artillery, cooking and camp life. Guided and self-guided tours, picnic areas, panoramic river views, oldest lighthouse on the Hudson, newly-restored and re-opened. April 15-Oct. 31, closed Mon. and Tues. No admission charge except for special events. (845) 786-2521.

RONDOUT LIGHTHOUSE, 1 Rondout Landing, Kingston. Historic 1913 lighthouse located on Hudson River at mouth of Rondout Creek. Accessible by tour boat departing from Hudson River Maritime Museum dock. Guided tours through 4-floor structure, including lantern tower, featuring period furnishings and exhibits. Open weekends in May, June, Sept., Oct., daily in July-Aug. Boat departs 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30. Groups by reservation. (845) 338-0071.

WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS, State Historic Site, 84 Liberty St., Newburgh. This 1750-70 stone farmhouse served as Gen. George Washington's headquarters from April 1782 to August 1783, his longest stay during the War of Independence. Rooms furnished to the Continental Army headquarters period. Museum has six galleries including exhibits on Hudson River defenses, Washington's army in the Highlands and Colonial Revival furnishings. Open mid-April through late Oct., Wed.-Sat., 10-5, Sun., 1-5. Groups admitted by advance reservation. Call before going for fees and schedule. (845) 562-1195.

WEST POINT. U.S. Military Academy grounds and chapels open to the public daily. Visitors Center has maps and self-guided tours, open daily, except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, 9-4:45. Guided tours available.

BOSCOBEL RESTORATION, Route 9D, Garrison. Restored Federal period house overlooking the river with period furniture and decorative arts. Open daily except Tue. 10-5; last tour 4:15 p.m. (845) 265-3638.

CLERMONT STATE HISTORIC SITE, off Rt. 9G, Clermont. Country estate of Livingston family from 1730 to 1962. River views. Restored mansion, formal gardens, carriage trails, picnic site overlooking the river. Grounds open year-round 8:30 a.m. to sunset. House open April-Oct. Call for seasonal hours and fee schedule. (518) 537-4240.

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9G, Hyde Park. Eleanor Roosevelt's permanent home from 1945 to 1962. May 19-Oct.31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115. Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val-Kill (Stone Cottage) is open April-Oct. 31, Sat.-Sun., 2-4 p.m. and Nov.-Dec., Sat.-Sun., 2-4 p.m. For information, call (845) 255-5302.

HOME OF FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9, Hyde Park. Birthplace and home of FDR on Hudson River. Rose garden, graves of FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt. Open May 19-Oct. 31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115.

JOHN JAY HOMESTEAD, State Historic Site, 400 Jay St., (NYS Rt. 22) take exit 6 off I-684, Rt. 35 east to Rt. 22 south, between Katonah and Bedford Village. Federal-style home used by John Jay, first U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice, when he retired. Period furnishings, paintings, decorative arts. Guided tours of house, group tours by reservation. Special events throughout the year. Explore 64 acres of gardens, meadows and woods. April-Labor Day, Wed.-Sat., 10-4, Sun., 12-4. After Labor Day, Wed.-Sun., 12-4, last tour at 4 p.m. April-Oct.: Outdoor walking tours every Sunday at 2:30 p.m. French language tours by app't. Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Call first for hours of operation and fee schedule. (845) 232-5651.

KYKUIT, Pocantico Hills. (Westchester County) Rockefeller family home overlooking the Hudson River. Nelson Rockefeller's collection of modern art; gardens with 70 pieces of 20th c. (works by David Smith, Henry Moore, Alexander Calder, Louise Nevelson). By advance reservation only. Call (845) 631-9491.

LOCUST GROVE, Samuel F. B. Morse's Historic Home and Grounds, a National Historic Landmark. 370 South Rd., (Rt. 9), 2 miles south of Mid-Hudson Bridge, Poughkeepsie. Italianate villa and collection of American furniture and decorative arts reflects life of famous artist, inventor. Telegraph display, walking trails, picnic area. Open May1-Nov.1, daily 10-4 except Tues. Special events. (845) 454-4500.

LYNDHURST, 635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown. (Westchester County) Gothic Revival estate of railroad magnate Jay Gould. River views. Elegant period furnishings. Picnicking on the grounds. May-Oct.: Wed.-Sun., 10-3; Nov.-April, weekends only. Carriage House museum shop, cafe. Special events. (845) 631-4481.

MADAM BRETT HOMESTEAD, 50 Van Nydeck Ave. (1 block off Main St.), Beacon. First home in Dutchess County, built in 1709, lived in by seven generations. Operated by Melzingah NSDAR since 1954. Open first Sunday, May-Dec., 1-4 p.m. Gift shop. Tour fee includes program event, for schedule, call (845) 831-6533. For tours by app't., call (845) 896-6897.

MARTIN VAN BUREN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9H, 2 miles south of Kinderhook. Lindenwald, home of the eighth president from 1841 to 1862. Guided tours of house, grounds; last tour at 4 p.m. Admission fee. (518) 758-9689.

MILLS MANSION STATE HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9, Staatsburg. Country home of Ogden and Ruth Livingston Mills. 1895 Beaux-arts mansion overlooking the Hudson River. Grand interiors are in the styles of 18th c. France. Guided tours, museum store, trails, river views, lawn picnicking and special events. Open Wed.-Sat., 10-5 (last tour at 4:30 p.m.), Sun., 12-5. Call first for hours of operation and fee schedule. (845) 889-8851.

MONTGOMERY PLACE, River Road, Annandale. 434-acre Livingston family estate; restored 23-room mansion, greenhouse, gardens, woodland trails, river views. April-Oct., Wed.-Mon., 10-5; last tour at 4 p.m. (845) 758-5461.

MOUNT GULIAN HISTORIC SITE, 145 Sterling St. (off Rt. 9D and I-84), Fishkill. Restored Dutch colonial home, 1720s Dutch barn, Revolutionary War headquarters for Gen. Von Steuben, birthplace of Society of the Cincinnati. Interpreters in period dress for living history summer program. Open July-Aug., Wed.-Sun., 10-5; other times of year Wed. and Sun., 1-5. (845) 831-8172.

OLANA STATE HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9G, Hudson, one mile south of Rip Van Winkle Bridge. Persian-style home and estate of Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church. April 15-Labor Day weekend, Wed.-Sat., 10-4, Sun., 12-4. After Labor Day-Oct. 31: Wed.-Sun., 12-4. Grounds open daily 8:30 a.m. to sunset, year round. House by tour only; reservations accepted. Visitor's center, museum shop open daily. Cascades at Olana espresso bar. Picnic site. Call first for hours of operation and fee schedule. (518) 828-0135.

PHILPSE MANOR HALL STATE HISTORIC SITE, Warburton Ave. and Dock St., Yonkers. (Westchester County) 18th c. home of Philpse family, exhibits. Call for hours (845) 965-4027.

PHILIPSBURG MANOR UPPER MILLS, Rt. 9, North Tarrytown. (Westchester County) 18th century Dutch Colonial trading center fpr Philipsburg Manor with working mill and barn. Open through Dec. 31, daily except Tues., 10-5. (845) 631-8200.

ROBERT JENKINS HOUSE AND MUSEUM, 113 Warren St., Hudson. Artifacts from Revolutionary Period through World War II, Hudson River School paintings. Library and Museum open July-Aug., Sun.-Mon., 1-3 p.m. (518) 828-9764.

SUNNYSIDE, West Sunnyside Lane, off Rt. 9, Tarrytown. Rt.9. (Westchester County) Washington Irving's 1835 Romantic/Dutch Colonial Revival Style home on the banks of the Hudson. Open through Dec. 31, daily except Tues., 10-5. (845) 631-8200.

UNION CHURCH OF POCANTICO HILLS, Rt. 448, Bedford Rd., N. Tarrytown. (Westchester County) Rockefeller church, stained glass windows by Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse. Open weekdays except Tues. 11-5, Sat., 10-5, Sun., 2-5 through Dec. 31. (845) 631-8200.

VAN ALEN HOUSE, Rt. 9H, Kinderhook. 1737 Dutch homestead of Luykas Van Alen; mid-18th c. furniture, decorative arts. (518) 758-9265.

VAN CORTLANDT MANOR, South Riverside Ave., off Rt. 9, (Westchester County) Croton -on- Hudson. On Rt. 9. Early Dutch manor house of the Van Cortlandt family. Tours. Open through Dec. 31, daily except Tues., 10-5. (845) 631-8200.

VANDERBILT MANSION NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Rt. 9, Hyde Park. Beaux Arts mansion, Hudson River views. Tour groups or buses must make reservations. Open May 19-Oct. 31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115.

VAN WYCK HOMESTEAD MUSEUM, Routes 9 & I-84, Fishkill. Dutch colonial homestead (c. 1732) housing artifacts of the history of Fishkill and the Revolutionary War. Genealogical library, 19th c. Hudson Valley portraits. May 30-Oct. Sun., 1-5 and gladly by app't. (845) 896-9560.

WILDERSTEIN, Morton Rd., Rhinebeck. Directions: South on Route 9 to first right (Mill Road), 2.2 miles to Morton Road, right on Morton, house on left. Queen Anne mansion on 40 acres with meadows and lawns overlooking Hudson River; landscape design by Calvert Vaux; lavish house interiors by J. B. Tiffany. Grounds free, fee for house tours. May-Oct., Thurs.-Sun., 12-4. (845) 876-4818.

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Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site, Rt. 9G, Hyde Park. Eleanor Roosevelt's permanent home from 1945 to 1962. May 19-Oct.31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115. Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val-Kill (Stone Cottage) is open April-Oct. 31, Sat.-Sun., 2-4 p.m. and Nov.-Dec., Sat.-Sun., 2-4 p.m. For information, call (845) 255-5302.

Home Of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, Rt. 9, Hyde Park. Birthplace and home of FDR on Hudson River. Rose garden, graves of FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt. Open May 19-Oct. 31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115.

Locust Grove, Samuel F. B. Morse's Historic Home and Grounds, a National Historic Landmark. 370 South Rd., (Rt. 9), 2 miles south of Mid-Hudson Bridge, Poughkeepsie. Italianate villa and collection of American furniture and decorative arts reflects life of famous artist, inventor. Telegraph display, walking trails, picnic area. Open May1-Nov.1, daily 10-4 except Tues. Special events. (845) 454-4500.

Madam Brett Homestead, 50 Van Nydeck Ave. (1 block off Main St.), Beacon. First home in Dutchess County, built in 1709, lived in by seven generations. Operated by Melzingah NSDAR since 1954. Open first Sunday, May-Dec., 1-4 p.m. Gift shop. Tour fee includes program event, for schedule, call (845) 831-6533. For tours by app't., call (845) 896-6897.

Mills Mansion State Historic Site, Rt. 9, Staatsburg. Country home of Ogden and Ruth Livingston Mills. 1895 Beaux-arts mansion overlooking the Hudson River. Grand interiors are in the styles of 18th c. France. Guided tours, museum store, trails, river views, lawn picnicking and special events. April 17-Oct. 31. Open Wed.-Sat., 10-5 (last tour at 4:30 p.m.), Sun., 12-5. Call first for hours of operation and fee schedule. (845) 889-8851.

Montgomery Place, River Road, Annandale. 434-acre Livingston family estate; restored 23-room mansion, greenhouse, gardens, woodland trails, river views. April-Oct., Wed.-Mon., 10-5; last tour at 4 p.m. (845) 758-5461.

Mount Gulian Historic Site, 145 Sterling St. (off Rt. 9D and I-84), Fishkill. Restored Dutch colonial home, 1720s Dutch barn, Revolutionary War headquarters for Gen. Von Steuben, birthplace of Society of the Cincinnati. Interpreters in period dress for living history summer program. Open July-Aug., Wed.-Sun., 10-5; other times of year Wed. and Sun., 1-5. (845) 831-8172.

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, Rt. 9, Hyde Park. Beaux Arts mansion, Hudson River views. Tour groups or buses must make reservations. Open May 19-Oct. 31, daily 9-5. Grounds open daily 7 a.m. to dusk. (845) 229-9115.

Van Wyck Homestead Museum, Routes 9 & I-84, Fishkill. Dutch colonial homestead (c. 1732) housing artifacts of the history of Fishkill and the Revolutionary War. Genealogical library, 19th c. Hudson Valley portraits. May 30-Oct. Sun., 1-5 and gladly by app't. (845) 896-9560.

Wilderstein, Morton Rd., Rhinebeck. Directions: South on Route 9 to first right (Mill Road), 2.2 miles to Morton Road, right on Morton, house on left. Queen Anne mansion on 40 acres with meadows and lawns overlooking Hudson River; landscape design by Calvert Vaux; lavish house interiors by J. B. Tiffany. Grounds free, fee for house tours. May-Oct., Thurs.-Sun., 12-4. (845) 876-4818.

Esopus Meadows Lighthouse - Hudson-Athens Lighthouse - Kingston-Rondout Lighthouse - Saugerties Lighthouse - Stony Point Battlefield Lighthouse - Tarrytown Lighthouse

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Town Historians

Joan Van Voorhis
City of Beacon Historian
82 North Walnut Street
Beacon NY 12508

Gay Kendall
Town of Beekman Historian
5 Baker Road
Hopewell Junction NY 12533

Bill McDermott
Town of Clinton Historian
Clinton Historical Society
Clinton Corners NY 12514

Ed Hogan
Town of Dover Historian
4 Craig Lane
Dover Plains NY 12522-5412

Everett Lee
Town of East Fishkill Historian
340 Rushmore Road
Stormville NY 12582

Willa Skinner
Town of Fishkill Historian
30 Charlotte Road
Fishkill NY 12524

Margaret Marquez
Town of Hyde Park Historian
13 Main Street
Hyde Park NY 12538

Emily Johnson
Town of LaGrange Historian
Moore Road, Moores Mill 4
Pleasant Valley NY 12569

Patrick Higgins
Town of Milan Historian
286 Milan Hollow Road
Rhinebeck NY 12572

Town of North East Historian
Town Hall
Maple Avenue
Millerton NY 12546

Nancy Kelly
Town of Pawling Historian
Box 28 RR 2, Route 292
Holmes NY 12531

Town of Pine Plains Historian
Little Nine Partners Historical Society
PO Box 347
Pine Plains NY 12567

Olive Doty
Town of Pleasant Valley Historian
RD 2, Wigsten Road
Pleasant Valley NY 12569

Jean Murphy
Town of Poughkeepsie Historian
1 Overocker Road
Poughkeepsie NY 12603

John Winthrop Aldrich
Town of Red Hook Historian
109 S Broadway
Red Hook NY 12571

Nancy Kelly
Town of Rhinebeck
60 Cedar Heights Road
Rhinebeck NY 12572

Dot Burdick
Town of Stanford Historian
Route 82
Stanfordville NY 12581

Irena Stolarik
Town of Union Vale Historian
2 Duncan Road
LaGrangeville NY 12540

Brenda Von Berg
Town of Wappinger Historian
34 Prospect Street
Wappingers Falls NY 12590

Carmine DiArpino
Town of Washington Historian
PO Box 80
Millbrook NY 12545

Rodney Koopmans
Village of Fishkill Historian
17 Rapalje Road
Fishkill NY 12524

David Greenwood
Village of Millbrook Historian
RR 1 Box 227
Millbrook NY 12545

Village of Millerton Historian
Village Hall
P.O. Box 528
Millerton NY 12546

Richard Coons
Village of Red Hook Historian
34 Garden Street
Red Hook NY 12571

Richard Wiles
Village of Tivoli Historian
29 Montgomery Street
Tivioli NY 12583

Vicki Kolb
Village of Wappingers Falls Historian
2 South Avenue
Wappingers Falls NY 12590

Sugar Loaf Historical Society

Amenia Historical Society, Mansard House, Rt. 22, Amenia NY 12501, 373-9376

Beacon Historical Society, P.O. Box 89, Beacon NY 12508

Beekman Historical Society, P.O. Box 165, Poughquag NY 12570

Bowdoin Park Historical and Archaeological Association, 85 Sheafe Rd., Wappingers Falls NY 12590, 297-1224

Dutchess County Historical Society, 549 Main St., Poughkeepsie NY 12601, 471-1630

East Fishkill Historical Society, P.O. Box 245, Hopewell Junction NY 12533, 227-4136

Egbert Benson Historical Society of Red Hook, P.O. Box 1813, Red Hook NY 12571-0397, 758-2923

Fishkill Historical Society, Van Wyck Homestead Musuem, Rt. 9 and I-84, Fishkill NY 12524, 896-9560

Hyde Park Historical Society, 629 Albany Post Rd., Hyde Park NY 12538, 229-2559

LaGrange Historical Society, P.O. Box 112, LaGrange NY 12540

Little Nine Partners Historical Society, P.O. Box 243, Pine Plains NY 12567

Mount Gilian Society, 145 Sterling St., Beacon NY 12508, 831-8172

Museum of Rhinebeck History, P.O. Box 816, Rhinebeck NY 12572, 876-4902

Pawling Historical Society, John Kane House, East Main St., Pawling NY 12564, 855-9316

Pleasant Valley Historical Society, P.O. Box 766, Pleasant Valley NY 12569, 635-2493

Rhinebeck Historical Society, P.O. Box 291, Rhinebeck NY 12572

Stanford Historical Society, RR 1, Box 461, Stanfordville NY 12581, 868-7881

Union Vale Historical Society, Union Vale Town Hall, Duncan Rd., LaGrangeville NY 12540, 724-5600

Wappinger Historical Society, P.O. Box 173, Wappingers Falls NY 12590

Delaware County Historian Patrick H. Grimes PO Box 105, Bovina Center, NY 13740 (845) 676-3790

Delaware County Historical Association 46549 State Highway 10 Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-3849

Andes Town Historian - Janis E. Reynolds, Box 143, Andes, NY 13731 - (845) 676-3712

Town Historian - Ray LaFever, 2319 County Highway 6, Bovina Center, NY 13740 - 607 832-4609 or 518 235-4965

Colchester Town Historian - Jane Flannery, PO Box 336, Downsville, NY 13755 - 607 363-2212

Davenport Town Historian - Sally Beams, 167 Charlotte Creek Road, Davenport, NY 13860 - 607 432-6749

Delhi Town Historian - Billie Sturdevant, RD2, Delhi, NY 13753 - 607 746-2731

Village Historian - Edith Greene, 89 1/2 Main St., PO Box 181, Delhi, NY 13753 607-746-6617

Deposit Town Historian - Mary S. Cable, 57 Fair Street, Deposit N.Y. 13754 - 607 467-2719

Village Historian - Mary S. Cable, 57 Fair Street, Deposit N.Y. 13754 - 607 467-2719

Franklin Town Historian - Vernon Taylor, 645 Round Top Road, Franklin, NY 13775 - 607-829-3872

Village Historian - Donald E. Smith, PO Box 3, Franklin, NY 13775 - 607 829-8891

Hamden Town Historian - Gabrielle Pierce, PO Box 67, Hamden, NY 13782 - 607 746-6625

Hancock Hancock-Chehocton Historical Association - 61 Wheeler Street, Hancock, NY 13783

Harpersfield Town Historian - Barbara Hill, 310 Shaver Road, Harpersfield, NY 13786

Historian - Erma MacArthur, PO Box 177, Hobart, NY 13788 - 607 538-9279

Kortright Town Historian - Wilber Haynes, 1770 Roberts Road, Bloomville, NY 13739 - 607 538-9227

Village Historian - Ira D. Lawrence - (845) 586-4480 Masonville

Town Historian - George & Polly Stafford, 339 River Road, Mt. Upton, NY 13809 - 607 764-8440

Town Clerk - Pamela J. Walker, P.O. Box 275, Masonville, NY 13804 - (607)265-3537 Meredith

Town Historian - Mrs. Bernice Telian, 10413 County Highway 14, Delhi, NY 13753 - 607 746-2016

Town Historian - Shirley Davis 301 Brook Road, Margaretville, NY 12455 - 845-586-4618

Town Historian - Peg O'Connell Flachs, Vega Mtn. Road, Roxbury, NY 12474 - (607) 326-3392

Sidney Historical Society - Civic Center, PO Box 2217, Sidney, NY 13838

Stamford Town Historian - Annette Sturgess, RD 1, Box 149, Hobart, NY 13788 - (607) 538-9513

Tompkins Town Historian - Frances S. Webb, Mormon Hollow Rd. RR4, Box 121, Walton, NY 13856 - 607 865-4069

Walton Town Historian -Walton Historical Society, Maureen O'Connell, Secretary, 147 Stockton Avenue, Walton, NY 13856 - 607 865-6003

Village Historian - Frederika Cranston, 88 Townsend Street, Walton, NY 13856 - 607 865-4636

Thomas Paine's cottage: Huguenot and New Rochelle Historical Association; 20 Sicard Avenue; New Rochelle, NY 10804; (914)-633-1776; Located on the last two acres of the original 320 given to Thomas Paine by New York State in 1784, you will find Thomas Paine's second cottage (rebuilt after a fire claimed the first one in 1793)...

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