Historical Society needs help heating Kiersted House
As the nights turn cold, Marjorie Block’s mind turns to thoughts of heat. The village historian and president of the
Local History
Village may merge planning, historic boards
The Saugerties Village Board is considering combining the village planning and historic review boards to speed up the application process
History Day at Kiersted House
[portfolio_slideshow id=6344] Photos by David Gordon A rainy morning didn’t stop the planned celebration of local history Saturday, Oct.
Top thinkers duke it out over “American Exceptionalism” at Bard
Itching to pick a fight with someone today? Are you aghast at the apathy of your fellow Americans, who seem
Historic Hudson walking tour spotlights rescued architectural gem
Consider this little drop of a story as a symbol for something larger happening up and down this valley, as
Open House Day at Slabsides
David Schuyler, author of Sanctified Landscape: Writers, Artists and the Hudson River Valley, 1820-1909, will speak about the shaping of
Retrace the footsteps of Sojourner Truth’s escape in Esopus
For many years I’ve been maintaining that if the Town of New Paltz had a white male hero associated with
Unburied treasure in Woodstock
One of the great paradoxes and frustrations of a career in museum curation is often the fact that the space
Hudson River Valley Ramble starts this weekend
[portfolio_slideshow id=12829] Photos by Dion Ogust The Hudson River Valley Ramble celebrates the trails, the river and the historic and
Shandaken Historical Museum celebrates 25 years
A dog-powered treadmill for running butter churns and corn shellers. A plaster cast of the Rosetta Stone. A 1918 issue