FDR’s Hyde Park hive on the Hudson

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The National Park Service – the legacy initiated by that other Roosevelt, the one fondly called Teddy – is nearly

Art history/wine-tasting tour with painter Kevin Cook in New Paltz

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Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host an art history tour with painter Kevin Cook, accompanied by a wine-tasting by the

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[portfolio_slideshow id=15677] Byrdcliffe Arts Colony in Woodstock (photos by Dion Ogust) The Stone Ridge Library will present a lecture

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Stephen Cardile, appraiser and founder of Astor Galleries, will bring a team of expert appraisers, including Mara Dean and Jessica

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Slabsides, the rustic retreat of 19th-century naturalist John Burroughs, is a Hudson Valley shrine. So the fact that the West

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Despite his illustrious past, not many people really know much about Levi P. Morton. That will change on Saturday, May

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Louise Bliss spends her days and nights fulfilling the responsibilities that you normally expect from the leader of a non-profit

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[portfolio_slideshow id=15479] Photos by Dion Ogust Before Ralph Whitehead left England for America, where he co-founded the Byrdcliffe Art Colony

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A fundraiser for Lost Rondout: A Story of Urban Removal, a documentary film about the urban renewal program that demolished much

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[portfolio_slideshow id=15452] The history of the Hudson River School of painters is a familiar one. So is that of