Furgary Boat Club in Hudson faces demolition
The first thing that one noticed when entering the grounds of Hudson’s Tin Boat Association enclave, located between the railway
Local History
The first family of Malden: Eccentric and worldly
In 1815, when Asa Bigelow, founder of the Bigelow Bluestone Company, built a 2 ½ story English-style frame house on
Talk at Historic Huguenot Street recounts painful trends in women’s undergarment
Women have been mutilating their bodies through fashion in a myriad of ways throughout history, and no less so than
Woodstock after World War II
Fundamentally altered by their experiences, the men and women who returned to Woodstock at the end of World War II
Save Videofreex
The Videofreex were a group of ten young videographers hired by CBS to make a pilot about the youth movement.
Roosevelt Reading Festival this Saturday
It’s no coincidence that it was Franklin Delano Roosevelt who first established a national system of presidential libraries in 1939,
New Paltz Historic Farmhouse Tour this Sunday
This Sunday, June 10, the Hudson Valley’s rich agrarian history can be explored in New Paltz. “CIRCA: The Historic Farmhouse
Legion catalogs Saugerties vets
Memorial Day, on May 28 this year, gives Americans a chance to commemorate the sacrifices that young men and women
Wallkill Valley Land Trust leads “Mysteries of Clintondale” house tour this Saturday
Clintondale is one of those obscure Ulster County hamlets that you might have heard of, but probably have no idea
Seeing double: Jeffrey Kraus of New Paltz is world’s leading dealer of stereoviews
In the 1930s Bernard Kraus opened the Raven Book Shop, located on Fourth Avenue amid New York City’s famous “book