Locals played important role at Gettsyburg, and paid a dear cost
One hundred and fifty years ago, during the second day of the battle history knows as Gettysburg, things were looking
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Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign plans symbolic canoe trip down Hudson this summer
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign is gearing up for a symbolic reenactment of the Two Row Treaty, which will
Library of Congress acquires Rosendale Studio Workshop’s handmade book collection
The dying art of creating a book — as a bound volume of information and entertainment and as a work
The Museum Shop on Historic Huguenot Street now open
The Museum Shop, located in the DuBois Fort Visitor Center, 81 Huguenot Street, is now open to the public. The
Cornell Cooperative Extension celebrates its centennial in Kingston this Saturday
The 1862 Morrill Act gave states grants in the form of federal land parcels to build universities specifically intended to
Wallkill Valley Land Trust house tour allows for rare stop at Riverby
John Burroughs’ famous roughhewn cabin Slabsides is on the must-see list of many mid-Hudsonites, so we make a point of
Local Legends of Woodstock book-signing at Golden Notebook
Woodstock is the world’s most famous small town, forever associated with the 1960s counterculture and for more than 100 years
Memorial Day weekend events at FDR Home & Library
If you want to spend part of Memorial Day weekend honoring those fallen in military service in some way, but
Wallkill Valley Land Trust sets date for historic house tour
The Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) will present its third annual “Houses on the Land” house tour on Saturday, June
WWII Navy vet recalls 46 days lost at sea
Fresh out of high school, Albert Becker left his family to work at a newspaper in Lawton, Oklahoma. He wasn’t