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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Catskill, New York
Location of Catskill, New York
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| | Historic Bridges of the Hudson Valley Celebrates the 90th Anniversary of the Mid-Hudson Bridge opened August 25, 1930
Rip Van Winkle Bridge celebrates the 90th Anniversary of their sister bridge.
Artist: Jack Kelly, Rip Van Winkle Bridge . . . — — Map (db m158804) HM |
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This building honors the loyalty and dedication of Edward J. Burns and Aloysius H. Curran.
As newly hired toll collectors they were on duty at this bridge when it opened on July 2, 1935.
In 43 subsequent years of service, "Mr. Burns" . . . — — Map (db m116800) HM |
| | James Powers (1782-1868) was a life-long resident of the Village of Catskill, where he lived as a prosperous lawyer, land developer, and gentleman farmer. He served as eighth president of the village and as state senator (1836-39). His . . . — — Map (db m130578) HM |
| | Before the construction of highway bridges across the Hudson River, more than 100 ferries provided crucial economic and social links to communities on opposite sides of the river. Ferry service, however, was unpredictable. It was relatively slow . . . — — Map (db m158664) HM |
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Family home of Catskill native
General George Decker
appointed by President
John F. Kennedy
United States
Army Chief of Staff 1960-1962 — — Map (db m129479) HM |
| | Had a cement plant, 2 mushroom farms, a school, post office, 2 grocery stores, railroad station, population about 300 — — Map (db m129480) HM |
| | At one time, had an elementary school, a church, a railroad station, a post office, 5 grocery stores, a large cement plant, 1 ice house & a population of about 800 — — Map (db m129481) HM |
| | Site of Indian village purchased from the Indians in 1682. Loveridge Patent — — Map (db m129477) HM |
| | 8th President of the U.S. was married in this house to Hannah Hoes in 1807. House built in 1797 — — Map (db m127871) HM |
| | Completed 1882 as first of
3 crossings of Catskill Creek
for Catskill Mountain Railway.
Took steamboat passengers to
summer resorts in mountains. — — Map (db m162019) HM |
| | Built in 1762 by Lieut. Col. Cornelis Dubois. Surrender of Cornwallis celebrated here — — Map (db m127872) HM |
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Dedicated to the men who served in the Tenth New York Infantry
July 15, 1917-July 8, 1919
N.G.U.S.
Lieut. Col. Albert Saulpaugh
Captain Percy W. Decker Adj.
Sergt. Major Wm. Hock
Company E
Captain Daniel J. Cassidy . . . — — Map (db m129546) WM |
| | Samuel Wilson, “Uncle Sam” the official symbol of the United States, lived here 1817-1823 — — Map (db m127870) HM |
| | Samuel Wilson, whose name inspired national symbol “Uncle Sam” lived nearby from 1817-1822 — — Map (db m127981) HM |
| | Henry Hudson and his ship the Half Moon, stopped here in 1609 — — Map (db m130547) HM |