Auction to benefit Museum of Rhinebeck History & Livingston DAR Chapter
It’s never too soon to start shopping for the holidays, and now the Chancellor Livingston Chapter (CLC) of the National
Local History
Susan Stessin-Cohn helps Haunted Huguenot Street rise from the dead
As one of the earliest settlements in Ulster County, with almost 400 years of history, Huguenot Street in New Paltz
Effort envisions online archive of local history
The supergeeks at Google dream of creating a digital library of all the world’s literature. They’re not alone. Local history
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance fundraiser at Rokeby
Calvert Vaux, who married the daughter of early Kingston artist Jervis McEntee and is buried in the city’s Montrepose Cemetery,
Joe Forno dies at 95
When I first got to Woodstock back in the early 1970s, everyone went to Colonial Pharmacy for ice cream. It
Shady Methodist Church celebrates its 140th anniversary
About three quarters of the way through the length in Woodstock of Route 212, by what locals call the Shady
From the Rhineland to Rhinebeck
The Palatine Farmstead in “East Camp” This Saturday, September 24, the Palatine Farmstead in Rhinebeck – a historic restoration-in-progress
The lessons of tragedy
From Woodstock Times, September 13, 2001: Chris Hardej, of Bensonhurst, was sitting at his computer with his back to the
Civil War days, September 1861
One-hundred-and-fifty years ago, the American Civil War began. On April 12, 1861, Confederate forces attacked Fort Sumter, a United
Duzine descendant to head Huguenot Street
Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz will enter into the fall with a new set of leaders, including a new