Library on a mission to identify old photos
Unidentified photos: most families have boxes of them, handed down from one generation to the next with the knowledge of
Local History
Montgomery Place offers free tours & cartographer’s treat this weekend
In a region chock-full of historic mansions to visit, the only problem is narrowing down which one to go
“Rondout Revisited” exhibit & slideshows at Kingston’s Persen House this Saturday
The Matthewis Persen House, one of four Colonial stone buildings occupying the crossroads of John and Crown Streets in
Opus 40 celebrates monolith’s 50th anniversary this Saturday
The nine-ton monolith at the heart of Opus 40 is more than the centerpiece of Harvey Fite’s massive work
Delve into our communal past during New York Heritage Weekend
Special events & deals throughout the region to unlock the mysteries of history Along with “staycations,” “heritage tourism” is a
Kids Almanac: Get a job, fly a kite & make way for Pet Palooza, Cupcake Festival & Phools
When I saw Fa-Mulan, the title of Cocoon Theatre’s latest production, the first thing I thought of was Mulan of
Apple Blossom Festival marks kickoff of Red Hook’s bicentennial
This year is Red Hook’s bicentennial. When local officials conduct a commemorative opening ceremony at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May
Flatbush hamlet is focus of Saugerties Historic House Tour this Saturday
Ever wonder how your own history is intertwined with the places around you? One way to find out is to
A search for spirits in an old stone house
It’s the night of the much-talked-about Supermoon. It looks like a spotlight cutting through everything in the night sky and
Website preserves history of Victorian-era asylums like now-closed Hudson River Psychiatric
With its soaring towers, slate mansard roof, arched entranceways and Gothic windows set in polychrome high brick walls, the massive