Historical Markers in Woodstock, New York

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Historical Markers in Woodstock, New York

1 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Byrdcliffe —

On the hill above in 1902 R. R. Whitehead led workers in many arts and crafts to try an experiment in utopian living. — — Map (db m151058) HM

2 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — 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 m151064) HM

3 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — 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 m151066) HM

4 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Jonathan Apple —

On the ridge 400 feet south, originated about 1800 the Jonathan Apple an important commercial variety long known locally as "The Rickey" or "Phillip Rick" from the discover. — — Map (db m144766) HM

5 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Maverick Road —

Maverick Road leads to “The Maverick" famed for festival,art, theater, music and the simple life. founded 1906. — — Map (db m151049) HM

6 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Newkirk House —

Site of Newkirk House one of the earliest houses in Woodstock, occupied 1777 by Garret Newkirk, later by Jacobus Eltinge. — — Map (db m144779) HM

7 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Settlers Captured —

June 18, 1780, near this spot, Peter Short and Peter Miller were captured by Tories disguised as Indians and taken to Canada. — — Map (db m144770) HM

8 ► New York, Ulster County, Woodstock — Tannery Brook —

Tanners. Using Hemlock Bark, Ran Mills Here, 1830-1870. Hides Were Brought In Ships Up The Hudson To Kingston — — Map (db m197153) HM

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