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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Pine Plains, New York
Location of Pine Plains, New York
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GEOGRAPHIC SORT
| | Site of
Plow Furnace
established 1840 by Moses
Spaulding on Spaulding
Creek. Abandoned 1910 — — Map (db m165655) HM |
| | Attlebury School
District #12 Built ca. 1911
After Original Building
Destroyed by Fire in 1909.
Closed 1945. Acquired by
Stanford Hist. Soc. 2014. — — Map (db m140611) HM |
| | Attlebury
School House
has been placed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 2016
by the United States
Department of the Interior
William G. Pomeroy Foundation 2016
Attlebury School
The one room schoolhouse on this . . . — — Map (db m140614) HM |
| | Made from oak logs hewn
square, 1773 or 4; a log
blockhouse. Siding put on over
original house in 1881. — — Map (db m135708) HM |
| | Carman Mill
A mill stood here as early
as 1784. Processing timber,
wool, apples and grain
with water power. Struck by
lightning & burned in 1936. — — Map (db m144591) HM |
| | Erected to
the memory of
Dr. H.C. Wilber
who practiced medicine
in Pine Pains from
1807 to 1818
( left plaque )
Erected to honor
Dr. Walter W. Wicks
who practiced medicine
in Pine Pains from
1928 - 1983
( right . . . — — Map (db m144632) HM |
| | Dutchess-Columbia
County Line
Dutchess County organized 1803
Columbia County organized 1823 — — Map (db m165602) HM |
| | Site of
Grinding Works
Founded by Col. Silas
Harris about 1832. — — Map (db m144588) HM |
| | Site of Harris Scythe Works. Founded by John Harris about 1765. operations ceased 1864. — — Map (db m135792) HM |
| | Hubbell Spring
Named for Mr Hubbell
who built cabin nearby
about 1760. Watering trough
here since that date. — — Map (db m144644) HM |
| | In Memory Of
James E. Clifford
And In Honor Of Those Who
Served In The Armed Forces
Of The United States — — Map (db m145536) WM |
| | Isaac Huntting
Homestead
Built 1774. In Huntting
Family about 1904. — — Map (db m144587) HM |
| | Mount Ross
Named for Captain Thomas
Ross, who was called
"Baron Ross",
Died August, 1762. — — Map (db m165659) HM |
| | Site of
Old Moravian Church
Built in 1743 of bark.
Mentioned in 1840 at dedication
of Union Bethel Church — — Map (db m144586) HM |
| | Site of
Old Pine Trees
under pine trees chiefs of
a Mohican Indian tribe were
buried. Pine Plains named
for these trees on plains. — — Map (db m144628) HM |
| | Site of
Old Tavern
Log House Tavern in 1798,
Dr. Asahel Haskins, Prop.
Hotel Built 1804 by F. & E.
Dibblee. G. Ketterer Owner
Enlarged Hotel 1872 & 1882. — — Map (db m140608) HM |
| | Old Turnpike
Rhinebeck – Salisbury
Turnpike. Legislative
act passed April 2, 1802. — — Map (db m144629) HM |
| | Organized 1823. Named to commemorate pine trees that grew on the plains. Part of Northeast 1788. Part of Little Nine Partners 1706. — — Map (db m135793) HM |
| | Pine Plains organized 1823.
Northeast formed 1788 and
included Milan and Pine
Plains. Milan taken off in 1818 — — Map (db m137996) HM |
| | Pine Plains
Northeast Line
Pine Plains organized 1823.
Northeast Formed 1788 and
included Milan and Pine Plains.
Milan taken off in 1818. — — Map (db m144589) HM |
| | Pine Plains-Stanford Line
Pine Plains organized 1823.
Part of Northeast 1788 and
Little Nine Partners 1706.
Stanford organized 1793.
Part of Washington 1788 and
Great Nine Partners 1697 — — Map (db m144592) HM |
| | Site of
Red Church.
Built by German Reformers
1772 on Pulver farm, torn
down 1826, known as the
Old Red Church. — — Map (db m135706) HM |
| | Roll of Honor
Pine Plains, New York
Spanish American War
Fred Bostwick · Fred Knickerbocker
World War I
Henry Dathrick · Webster Bathrick · Smith Bielby · Clyde S. Bouton · Russ R. Bouton · Frank Brandt · George H. Cahill · . . . — — Map (db m144594) WM |
| | Roll of Honor
Pine Plains, New York
Korean Conflict
Elinor Adams · Francis Baldwin · Joseph Bartolomeo · Richard Bartolomeo · Frank Bossolini · John N. Boyles · Faye Brusie · Robert Cahill · William Cahill · Walter Clinch · Robert Couse, Sr. · . . . — — Map (db m144595) WM |
| | Site of
Seymour Smith Academy
Opened 1879: leased 1896, as
Union Free School. Rev. A.
Mattice, A.M. only principal.
1002 graduates. — — Map (db m144631) HM |
| | Town and
County Line
Gallatin, Columbia County.
Pine Plains, Dutchess County.
Galatin organized 1803.
Pine Plains organized 1823. — — Map (db m144635) HM |
| | Town and
County Line
Gallatin, Columbia County
Pine Plains, Dutchess County
Galatin organized 1803
Pine Plains organized 1823 — — Map (db m165600) HM |
| | Union Library
of Pine Plains
Organized 1798. Ebenezer
Baldwin first librarian.
First public library in
Town of North East — — Map (db m144593) HM |
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