Historic Sites in Poughkeepsie, NY

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In 1714, Luis Moses Gomez, who had fled from the Spanish inquisition, purchased 6,000 acres of land along...

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Presidential First Lady. Her life was actually a unique two part American march to fame and immortality. Her ea...

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For over 93 years of Dutchess County"s 324 years, Dutchess County Historical Society has been working to ...

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The historic site's stately trees, rolling hills, and picturesque views from the house and gardens situated on ...

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The Franklin D. Roosevelt Library is the first of the Presidential Libraries, administered by the National Arch...

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In 1678, a small but brave group of French-speaking Huguenot refugees from what is today southern Belgium...

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The last regularly-scheduled New York Central passenger train stopped in 1958. Subsequently the outer two...

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The fort built in 1705 by Daniel Dubois. Site first redoubt. There are port holes in the east end.

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General Casimir Pulaski Father Of American Cavalry Polish Patriot Who Fought For American Independence Mortally Wound...

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Built in 1888 to link New York and New England to the coal beds of Pennsylvania and the West, the steel-truss Po...

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1 miles westward is Slabsides , Rustic cabin of the poet-naturalist, where he spent much time in the late 90?s and ea...

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Town of La Grange Historic Freedom Plains Church - ( Presbyterian ) Built 1828 Restored 1970 Chapel 1914 Community Ha...

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Pre-revolutionary house. Home of Mesier family from 1777 to 1890. Acquired by villate 1891.

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The river before you is in no hurry to reach the Atlantic Ocean. The Native Americans knew that. They called it Muhhe...

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Built by Ezekiel Elting as a home and store. Original gambrel roof destroyed in 1888 blizzard. 1968 purchased by LeFe...

Gomez Mill House