Historic Huguenot Street appoints Rebecca Mackey as Director of Operations
Rebecca Mackey has been named the Director of Operations of Historic Huguenot Street, the first in the museum’s history. As
Local History
Local tavern P&G’s a focal point of New Paltz history
People waiting for a pint at the bar at P&G’s Restaurant might not know exactly how much history the building
Key Club raises money for Kiersted House
This year, the Saugerties High School Key Club chose to donate money it raised at the Garlic Festival to the
New deal for researchers: FDR Library launches free FRANKLIN archive online
Anytime a new computerized product or service is christened with a male name in all upper-case letters (even if it’s
West Saugerties, its history and people
Note: Since this story was first published in 2013, two of those interviewed, Bobby Miller and Charles “Bub” Bach, have passed away. We’re thankful they were able to share their recollections of a Saugerties that is gradually receding into history.
Rebecca Mackey promoted to interim director of Historic Huguenot Street
With Rebecca Mackey at the helm as interim director, Historic Huguenot Street has entered a time of transition following the
Ski slopes recalled
George Quinn has spent most of his life in the Catskills and much of it around the skiing industry. In
Lincoln in Saugerties
Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, just 272 words long, took about two minutes to deliver, said reenactor Peter Lindemann of Cobleskill,
Lloyd Historical Preservation Society hosts popular presentations at Vineyard Commons
Many organizations feature guest speakers at their meetings, but few develop the buzz around town like that being generated by
Long-closed New Paltz burial ground welcomes remains of a Huguenot Street slave
“If you want to talk about grace, here is where it begins.” So said A. J. Williams-Myers, longtime head of