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Gloria Steinem to mark feminist magazine’s 40th anniversary with free talk at Vassar Forty years ago this summer, something happened
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15,705 days of peace & music
Can it really be 43 years since the original Woodstock Festival? The anniversary falls this very week, August 15 through
Roxbury Motel brings hip interior design back to the Catskills
“Probably no art has so few masters as that of decoration,” wrote the long-heralded “mother of interior design” Candace Wheeler.
Photographer Roberta Price’s work on communes at Bethel Woods
George and Grace at New Buffalo, 1969 / Roberta Price The concept of communal living has been around a long
Delaware & Ulster Railroad offers train robberies & twilight tours
Audiences in 1903 thrilled to the innovative and realistic filmmaking techniques used in Edwin S. Porter’s The Great Train Robbery,
Hurley celebrates 350th anniversary with Stone House Day this Saturday
For over 60 years, on the second Saturday in July, some of the oldest stone houses in the country have
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
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