The power of the mythmaster: Joseph Campbell doc in Rosendale
Joseph Campbell urged us to “follow our bliss” in order to live beyond the self-imposed limits and cultural restrictions that
Local History
Richard Striner discusses his book Lincoln’s Way at FDR site
Hyde Park is literally steeped in history, and no place more so than in the Franklin Delano Roosevelt complex that
Kids Almanac: In Sojourner Truth’s footsteps & other journeys for the young
“Those are the same stars, and that is the same Moon, that look down upon your brothers and sisters, and
Susan Stessin-Cohn to share personal stories of local African American families
While the history of the Dutch and French settlers in the area has been well-documented and preserved both in archives
Athletes for the ages
The Saugerties Sports Hall of Fame is one year shy of its golden anniversary. Begun by the South Side Men’s
Tivoli Bays Visitor Center to host talk on iceboating
Long before there were gasoline-powered engines, skillful iceboat sailors raced across the frozen Hudson River faster than the wind, at
Making bricks, making history at Historic Huguenot Street
In Historic Huguenot Street (HHS)’s ongoing efforts to restore the circa-1721 Abraham Hasbrouck House, the organization invited staff members and
Channelization: a solution or a problem?
In the immediate post-flood times you may well have seen a lot of stream engineering going on. Across our devastated
What the newspapers said 100 years ago today
The ‘‘Our town’’ column is compiled each month for the New Paltz Times by Carol Johnson, coordinator of the Haviland-Heidgerd
Red Hook Bicentennial quilt completed
She’s not a historian, and she has only lived in Red Hook for 15 years, making her a newcomer by