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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Saugerties, New York

 
Clickable Map of Ulster County, New York and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Ulster County, NY (266) Columbia County, NY (281) Delaware County, NY (435) Dutchess County, NY (337) Greene County, NY (127) Orange County, NY (564) Sullivan County, NY (162)  UlsterCounty(266) Ulster County (266)  ColumbiaCounty(281) Columbia County (281)  DelawareCounty(435) Delaware County (435)  DutchessCounty(337) Dutchess County (337)  GreeneCounty(127) Greene County (127)  OrangeCounty(564) Orange County (564)  SullivanCounty(162) Sullivan County (162)
Kingston is the county seat for Ulster County
Saugerties is in Ulster County
      Ulster County (266)  
ADJACENT TO ULSTER COUNTY
      Columbia County (281)  
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1 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — 224 — 1869 Lighthouse
Situated 0.5 mi east. Marks Hudson River shoals and the entrance to Saugerties Harbor on the Esopus Creek. Replaced 1835 lighthouseMap (db m132584) HM
2 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Brick Church
Built 1827. Used for worship until 1852, then sold for use as an academy. Later known and used as Burhans Blacksmith ShopMap (db m134286) HM
3 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Catskill MountainsHistoric New York
          The deep ravines, irregular ridges and rocky slopes of the Catskill Mountains long remained wild and desolate. Small settlements began in mountain valleys before the American Revolution. After the war, population grew steadily as New . . . Map (db m56699) HM
4 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Flatbush Reformed Churchof Saugerties N.Y.
Organized June 9, 1807. Building erected 1808.Map (db m132628) HM
5 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Glasco Turnpike
Road from early glass works on the upper Sawkill, to shipping point on Hudson, above Rondout. Named for sign on company's warehouse.Map (db m132541) HM
6 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — In Honor
Of all those from the Town of Saugerties who served their country in the World War 1914-1918Map (db m132640) WM
7 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Kiersted House
of Pre-Revolutionary days. Home of Dr. Christopher Kiersted, first physician in town, rendered service during Revolutionary WarMap (db m129457) HM
8 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Kings Road
Oldest highway in town, 1703. First known as "footpath” to Albany, then as the "Queen's Highway", later as "The Old King's Road".Map (db m145995) HM
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9 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Lutheran Church
Organized in 1710 by the Palatines. First pastor Rev. Joshua Kocherthal. First church site near present church.Map (db m129482) HM
10 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Post Tavern Site
Used as Patriots meeting place during Revolution. Articles of Association signed here. Religious services held here 1815-29Map (db m129451) HM
11 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Sawyer's Mill
Stood on this site 1663. Saugerties derived its name from the Dutch word “De Zaagertjes”. State Education Departement 1936Map (db m127887) HM
12 New York, Ulster County, Saugerties — Schoonmaker Homestead
Elder Katsbaan Church, member of General Committee of Articles of Association. Occupied continuously by descendants. Pre-Revolutionary HouseMap (db m129462) HM
 
 
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Apr. 29, 2024