Hudson Valley history

The individuals suspected to be responsible for the damage to headstones and monuments from the early 1800's have been caught with the help of a Kingston business and the police.

It is where 300 years of Hudson Valley history meets the technology of 2020. It is where you can learn about local history and take in some eerie tales. It is fun for all ages and you are going to want to share it with your friends. It is the Haunted Huguenot Street app walking tour...

Before there was apple picking and corn mazes the Hudson Valley was still a popular place in the Fall. Learn about the fall activities of the Esopus people at Historic Huguenot Street this weekend.

If you like to write short stories you may want to submit one of yours to the Gardiner Library's Great American Tall Tales writing contest.

A remaining piece of Eleanor Roosevelt's Hudson Valley childhood estate has gone up for sale.

Hopewell Junction was once simply called Hopewell and the name change has got something to do with its status as a former major railroad hub in the area.

Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz will open their guided tour season on Saturday, May 4.

It's the latest Wolf App Scavenger Hunt plus a Hudson Valley Presidential History Lesson for your chance to win 3 day passes to TOCMF

Have you ever wondered why there are so many names of towns and rivers in the State of New York that have the word "kill" in them?

Here in the Hudson Valley, we have no shortage of historical locations and today, one of those locations has received statewide recognition.