National Register of Historic Places listings in Columbia County, New York facts for kids
This is intended to be a complete list of properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Columbia County, New York. Seven properties and districts are further designated National Historic Landmarks.
The locations of National Register properties and districts for which the latitude and longitude coordinates are included below, may be seen in a map.
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Listings county-wide
| Name on the Register | Image | Date listed | Location | City or town | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ancram Hamlet Historic District |
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(#SG100000477) |
Cty Rte. 7, NY Rte 82, Cty Rte 8 42°03′01″N 73°38′11″W / 42.05040°N 73.63626°W |
Ancram | Core of country town that grew up around state's first ironworks |
| 2 | Daniel and Clarissa Baldwin House |
(#12000366) |
1018 Dugway Rd. 42°19′02″N 73°32′11″W / 42.317114°N 73.536497°W |
Spencertown | ||
| 3 | Barringer–Overbaugh–Lasher House |
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(#14000980) |
321 Main St. 42°07′57″N 73°52′48″W / 42.1326092°N 73.8798846°W |
Germantown | Recently renovated house of early working-class settlers built around 1800; main section is one of the few remaining examples in the area of New World Dutch timber construction methods |
| 4 | Bartlett House |
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(#12000268) |
2258 NY 66 42°19′37″N 73°37′06″W / 42.326975°N 73.618442°W |
Ghent | Railroad hotel for the New York and Harlem and Hudson and Boston Railroads |
| 5 | Blinn-Pulver Farmhouse |
(#03000025) |
219 Hudson Ave. 42°20′57″N 73°36′14″W / 42.349167°N 73.603889°W |
Chatham | ||
| 6 | Bouwerie |
(#83003918) |
Buckwheat Bridge Rd. 42°05′22″N 73°48′46″W / 42.089444°N 73.812778°W |
Clermont | ||
| 7 | Thomas Brodhead House |
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(#83003919) |
US 9 42°05′24″N 73°49′21″W / 42.09°N 73.8225°W |
Clermont | Intact 1795 Federal style brick house |
| 8 | Dr. Oliver Bronson House and Estate |
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(#03001035) |
West of US 9 42°14′35″N 73°47′08″W / 42.243031°N 73.785464°W |
Hudson | First house built in Hudson River Bracketed style. Now on prison grounds. |
| 9 | Dr. Oliver Bronson House and Stables |
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(#73001173) |
South of Hudson off US 9 42°14′28″N 73°47′06″W / 42.241225°N 73.784892°W |
Hudson | |
| 10 | Burroughs–Foland Farm |
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(#14000205) |
2323 US 9 42°06′46″N 73°48′33″W / 42.112799°N 73.809239°W |
Livingston | Farm's 1903 main house is a rare rural Mission Revival style house in New York |
| 11 | Church of Our Saviour |
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(#97000067) |
NY 22, near the junction with US 20, Hamlet of Lebanon Springs 42°28′27″N 73°22′50″W / 42.474167°N 73.380556°W |
New Lebanon | |
| 12 | Church of St. John in the Wilderness |
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(#95000963) |
Junction of NY 344 and Valley View Rd. 42°07′14″N 73°31′09″W / 42.120556°N 73.519167°W |
Copake Falls | |
| 13 | Church of St. John the Evangelist |
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(#72000827) |
Chittenden Rd. 42°18′30″N 73°44′51″W / 42.308333°N 73.7475°W |
Stockport | |
| 14 | Clarkson Chapel |
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(#83003920) |
NY 9G 42°05′37″N 73°53′48″W / 42.093611°N 73.896667°W |
Clermont | 1860 Carpenter Gothic chapel built by Livingston family |
| 15 | Claverack Free Library |
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(#97001624) |
629 NY 23B 42°13′22″N 73°44′09″W / 42.222778°N 73.735833°W |
Claverack | 1932 Colonial Revival library |
| 16 | Clermont |
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(#71000535) |
Clermont State Park 42°04′59″N 73°55′40″W / 42.083056°N 73.927778°W |
Germantown | Seat of Livingston family lands in region |
| 17 | Clermont Academy |
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(#83003931) |
US 9 42°05′12″N 73°49′34″W / 42.086667°N 73.826111°W |
Clermont | Wooden Federal style building erected in 1834 is oldest school building in state, although no longer in use. |
| 18 | Clermont Civic Historic District |
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(#03000604) |
1795 US 9 42°05′14″N 73°49′34″W / 42.087222°N 73.826111°W |
Clermont | 19th-century buildings from early years of town |
| 19 | Clermont Estates Historic District |
(#79001572) |
South of Germantown 42°06′07″N 73°54′53″W / 42.101944°N 73.914722°W |
Germantown | Subsumed into Hudson River Historic District along with Sixteen Mile District | |
| 20 | Columbia Turnpike-East Tollhouse |
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(#16000411) |
NY 23 Coordinates missing |
Hillsdale | 1830s wooden house was part of major transportation route into Massachusetts for most of 19th century |
| 21 | Columbia Turnpike-West Tollhouse |
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(#00001571) |
NY 23B 42°14′21″N 73°45′37″W / 42.239167°N 73.760278°W |
Greenport | |
| 22 | Charles H. Coons Farm |
(#15000475) |
516 Church Ave. 42°06′43″N 73°53′06″W / 42.1118108°N 73.884866°W |
Germantown | Complex built by successful 19th-century fruit farm includes Picturesque farmhouse and New World Dutch barn | |
| 23 | Coons House |
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(#83003932) |
NY 9G 42°05′33″N 73°53′41″W / 42.0925°N 73.894722°W |
Clermont | 1850 home is only temple-style Greek Revival building in Clermont. |
| 24 | Copake Falls Methodist Episcopal Church |
(#12000405) |
Miles Rd. 42°07′10″N 73°31′27″W / 42.119578°N 73.524265°W |
Copake Falls | Now the Roeliff Jansen Historical Society | |
| 25 | Copake Grange Hall |
(#01000291) |
Empire Rd., south of Old Route 22 42°06′09″N 73°33′01″W / 42.1025°N 73.550278°W |
Copake | ||
| 26 | Copake Iron Works Historic District |
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(#07000334) |
Taconic State Park 42°07′09″N 73°30′50″W / 42.119286°N 73.513794°W |
Copake Falls | |
| 27 | Copake Memorial Clock |
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(#11001089) |
Main St. 42°06′13″N 73°32′58″W / 42.103481°N 73.549569°W |
Copake | 1944 World War II memorial has become symbol of this small town |
| 28 | Copake United Methodist Church and Copake Cemetery |
(#07000624) |
Church St. 42°06′14″N 73°33′05″W / 42.103889°N 73.551389°W |
Copake | ||
| 29 | Crow Hill |
(#97000412) |
Junction of NY 9H and Co. Rt. 21, northwest corner 42°23′22″N 73°41′24″W / 42.389444°N 73.69°W |
Kinderhook | ||
| 30 | Dick House |
(#09000573) |
641 Co. Rte. 8 42°07′36″N 73°51′17″W / 42.126783°N 73.854778°W |
Germantown | ||
| 31 | Donnelly House |
(#00000880) |
Cty. Rd. 5 42°26′49″N 73°26′00″W / 42.446944°N 73.433333°W |
New Lebanon | ||
| 32 | Dr. Joseph P. Dorr House |
(#07001123) |
2745 NY 23 42°10′58″N 73°31′05″W / 42.182778°N 73.518056°W |
Hillsdale | ||
| 33 | Double-Span Whipple Bowstring Truss Bridge |
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(#80002598) |
Van Wyck Lane 42°12′54″N 73°43′45″W / 42.215°N 73.729167°W |
Claverack | Shaw Bridge, currently closed to all traffic, is only bridge of this type with two spans in the country |
| 34 | Henry A. and Evanlina Dubois House |
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(#04001340) |
105 Ten Broeck Ln. 42°14′23″N 73°46′53″W / 42.239722°N 73.781389°W |
Hudson | |
| 35 | Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Harlemville and Cemetery |
(#01001505) |
Cty. 21 and Pheasant Ln., Harlemville Rd. at Ten Broeck Rd. 42°15′54″N 73°35′03″W / 42.265°N 73.584167°W |
Harlemville | ||
| 36 | Cornelius H. Evans House |
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(#74001226) |
414-416 Warren St. 42°15′04″N 73°47′19″W / 42.251111°N 73.788611°W |
Hudson | Intact 1861 house of local brewer and two-term city mayor |
| 37 | George Felpel House |
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(#97000927) |
60 NY 9H 42°13′41″N 73°43′54″W / 42.228056°N 73.731667°W |
Claverack | 1922 Colonial Revival house built with remaining stones from Claverack College |
| 38 | First Columbia County Courthouse |
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(#97001623) |
549 NY 23B 42°13′23″N 73°44′35″W / 42.223056°N 73.743056°W |
Claverack | 1786 courthouse, now apartments, was original court of Harry Croswell sedition trial |
| 39 | First Presbyterian Church |
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(#79001574) |
Church St. 42°24′55″N 73°40′36″W / 42.415278°N 73.676667°W |
Valatie | |
| 40 | Forth House |
(#10000331) |
2751 US-9 42°09′30″N 73°46′14″W / 42.158361°N 73.770547°W |
Livingston | ||
| 41 | Front Street-Parade Hill-Lower Warren Street Historic District |
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(#70000420) |
Front and Warren Sts. 42°15′19″N 73°47′42″W / 42.255278°N 73.795°W |
Hudson | Superseded by later Hudson Historic District after some properties demolished |
| 42 | German Reformed Sanctity Church Parsonage |
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(#76001209) |
Maple Ave. 42°08′30″N 73°52′59″W / 42.141667°N 73.883056°W |
Germantown | Parsonage remaining from early days of Palatine German settlement in the region built in two sections in mid-18th century. Oldest building in town. |
| 43 | Elisha Gilbert House |
(#84002098) |
US 20 42°28′09″N 73°25′46″W / 42.469167°N 73.429444°W |
New Lebanon | ||
| 44 | Hickory Hill |
(#83003934) |
Buckwheat Bridge Rd. 42°05′39″N 73°49′06″W / 42.094167°N 73.818333°W |
Clermont | ||
| 45 | Hillsdale Hamlet Historic District |
(#09001283) |
NY-22 and NY-23, Anthony, Cold Water and Maple Sts., Old Town and Pill Hill Rds. 42°10′48″N 73°31′18″W / 42.179881°N 73.521636°W |
Hillsdale | Historic core of small country town | |
| 46 | Stephen Hogeboom House |
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(#97000944) |
562 NY 23B 42°13′21″N 73°44′33″W / 42.2225°N 73.7425°W |
Claverack | Intact late 18th-century house at original center of community later renovated in Greek Revival style |
| 47 | House at New Forge |
(#87002143) |
128 New Forge Rd. 42°06′23″N 73°40′32″W / 42.106389°N 73.675556°W |
New Forge | ||
| 48 | Houses at 37-47 North Fifth St. |
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(#03001142) |
37-47 N. Fifth St. 42°15′02″N 73°47′09″W / 42.250556°N 73.785833°W |
Hudson | Intact frame Italianate worker houses from the 1870s. Used today by substance-abuse rehabilitation program. |
| 49 | Hudson Almshouse |
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(#08000921) |
400 State St., at the head of 4th St. 42°15′09″N 73°47′13″W / 42.252552°N 73.786844°W |
Hudson | |
| 50 | Hudson Historic District |
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(#85003363) |
Roughly bounded by Warren and State Sts., Eighth and Seventh Sts., E. Allen and Allen St., and Penn Central RR 42°15′00″N 73°47′18″W / 42.25°N 73.788333°W |
Hudson | City's downtown developed along grid pattern devised in 1785; over 700 contributing properties from late 18th to early 20th centuries. Warren Street is the most intact 19th-century commercial street in the state. |
| 51 | Hudson River Heritage Historic District |
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(#90002219) |
East side of the Hudson River between Germantown and Staatsburg 42°00′39″N 73°55′19″W / 42.0109°N 73.9219°W |
Germantown | 35 square miles (91 km2) along east bank of river, shared with Dutchess County, retaining architecture and land use from semi-feudal colonial era. Largest historic district on U.S. mainland. |
| 52 | Hudson/Athens Lighthouse |
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(#79003796) |
South of Middle Ground Flats in Hudson River 42°15′06″N 73°48′32″W / 42.251667°N 73.808889°W |
Hudson | 1873 Second Empire lighthouse on caisson is model for Stepping Stones Light off Long Island |
| 53 | Dr. Abram Jordan House |
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(#99001135) |
137 NY 23 42°13′29″N 73°43′27″W / 42.224722°N 73.724167°W |
Claverack | Intact 1822 Greek Revival house |
| 54 | Kinderhook Village District |
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(#74001227) |
Both sides of US 9 42°23′29″N 73°42′02″W / 42.391389°N 73.700556°W |
Kinderhook | Intact collection of 18th- and early 19th-century buildings in Martin Van Buren's hometown. |
| 55 | Knollcroft |
(#85002287) |
CR 9 42°23′32″N 73°31′51″W / 42.392222°N 73.530833°W |
New Concord | ||
| 56 | Lace House |
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(#85000336) |
NY 22 and Miller Rd. 42°22′36″N 73°25′45″W / 42.376667°N 73.429167°W |
Canaan | 1806 Federal-style house preserved intact |
| 57 | Lebanon Springs Union Free School |
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(#91001727) |
NY 22 east of the junction with Cemetery Rd. 42°28′26″N 73°22′58″W / 42.473889°N 73.382778°W |
New Lebanon | |
| 58 | Linlithgo Reformed Church of Livingston |
(#05001614) |
447 Church Rd. 42°08′40″N 73°46′36″W / 42.144444°N 73.776667°W |
Livingston | ||
| 59 | Livingston Memorial Church and Burial Ground |
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(#85002271) |
CR 10 & Wire Rd. 42°10′16″N 73°50′50″W / 42.171111°N 73.847222°W |
Linlithgo | |
| 60 | Henry W. Livingston House |
(#71000536) |
North of Bell's Pond 42°10′36″N 73°44′58″W / 42.176667°N 73.749444°W |
Livingston | ||
| 61 | William Henry Ludlow House |
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(#97000826) |
465 NY 23B 42°13′29″N 73°44′46″W / 42.224722°N 73.746111°W |
Claverack | |
| 62 | Ludlow-Van Rensselaer House |
(#97000945) |
465 NY 23B 42°13′31″N 73°44′48″W / 42.225278°N 73.746667°W |
Claverack | ||
| 63 | Lynch Hotel |
(#05000573) |
41 Ferry Rd. 42°21′22″N 73°47′12″W / 42.356111°N 73.786667°W |
Nutten Hook | ||
| 64 | James Lynch House |
(#09000906) |
33 Ferry Road 42°21′15″N 73°47′08″W / 42.354278°N 73.785669°W |
Nutten Hook | ||
| 65 | Melius-Bentley House |
(#82005024) |
North of Pine Plains on Mt. Ross Rd. 42°00′19″N 73°42′36″W / 42.005278°N 73.71°W |
Ancram | ||
| 66 | Mellenville Railroad Station |
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(#00001120) |
NY 217 42°15′11″N 73°40′05″W / 42.253056°N 73.668056°W |
Mellenville | |
| 67 | Jacob P. Mesick House |
(#97000947) |
68 Van Wyck Ln. 42°12′47″N 73°43′37″W / 42.213056°N 73.726944°W |
Claverack | Greek Revival house on large farm built ca. 1840 | |
| 68 | Harmon Miller House |
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(#97000827) |
6109 9H 42°12′56″N 73°44′09″W / 42.215556°N 73.735833°W |
Claverack | "Brookbound", 1878 home of prosperous local farmer, is one of the few Second Empire buildings in Claverack area |
| 69 | Stephen Miller House |
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(#97000825) |
114 NY 23 42°13′20″N 73°43′38″W / 42.222222°N 73.727222°W |
Claverack | 1790 farmhouse is representative of era's architecture in area. |
| 70 | Mount Lebanon Shaker Society |
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(#66000511) |
U.S. 20 42°26′51″N 73°23′07″W / 42.4475°N 73.385278°W |
New Lebanon | Oldest surviving Shaker colony in continuous existence in U.S. |
| 71 | Cornelius S. Muller House |
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(#97000823) |
602 NY 23B 42°13′22″N 73°44′20″W / 42.222778°N 73.738889°W |
Claverack | 1767 Dutch-English brick house was site of courts martial during Revolution |
| 72 | New Concord Historic District |
(#09001268) |
County Route 9 42°23′43″N 73°31′35″W / 42.395361°N 73.526503°W |
New Concord | ||
| 73 | North Chatham Historic District |
(#12000596) |
NY 203, County Roads 32 & 17, Depot St., Mill Ln., Bunker Hill & Dom Rds. 42°28′31″N 73°37′57″W / 42.47536°N 73.63259°W |
North Chatham | ||
| 74 | North Hillsdale Methodist Church |
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(#10000811) |
1012 County Rte 21 42°14′14″N 73°30′29″W / 42.237361°N 73.508056°W |
North Hillsdale | |
| 75 | Oak Hill |
(#79001573) |
North of Linlithgo on Oak Hill Rd. 42°12′00″N 73°50′40″W / 42.2°N 73.844444°W |
Linlithgo | ||
| 76 | Olana |
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(#66000509) |
Church Hill, E end of Rip Van Winkle Bridge 42°12′52″N 73°49′47″W / 42.214444°N 73.829722°W |
Church Hill | Moorish Revival home of Hudson River School artist Frederick Church |
| 77 | Old Parsonage |
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(#83003935) |
Buckwheat Bridge Rd. 42°05′32″N 73°49′07″W / 42.092222°N 73.818611°W |
Clermont | |
| 78 | Peck House |
(#99000869) |
NY 203 42°28′30″N 73°38′00″W / 42.475°N 73.633333°W |
Chatham | ||
| 79 | Persons of Color Cemetery at Kinderhook |
(#16000107) |
E. of Rothermel Ave. Coordinates missing |
Kinderhook | Fifteen graves on a plot in local park established as African-American cemetery by local resident's 1816 bequest. | |
| 80 | Harriet Phillips Bungalow |
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(#97000946) |
438 NY 23B 42°13′40″N 73°44′58″W / 42.227778°N 73.749444°W |
Claverack | Intact 1926 bungalow; possibly a catalog home from a defunct competitor of Sears |
| 81 | Pine View Farm |
(#02000614) |
567 Collins St. 42°12′59″N 73°30′16″W / 42.216389°N 73.504444°W |
Hillsdale | ||
| 82 | Rev. Dr. Elbert S. Porter House |
(#97000949) |
6163 New York State Route 9H 42°13′17″N 73°44′03″W / 42.221364°N 73.734211°W |
Claverack | ||
| 83 | Pratt Homestead |
(#09000907) |
866 Route 203 42°19′44″N 73°33′04″W / 42.328889°N 73.551111°W |
Spencertown | ||
| 84 | William and Victoria Pulver House |
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(#05000260) |
2329 Cty Rd. 8 42°05′01″N 73°45′30″W / 42.083611°N 73.758333°W |
Snyderville | |
| 85 | Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack |
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(#01000673) |
NY 9H, north of NY 23B 42°13′42″N 73°43′56″W / 42.228333°N 73.732222°W |
Claverack | 1767 church, renovated and expanded in the 19th century, is oldest institutional building in county |
| 86 | Requa House |
(#02001325) |
9 Requa Rd. 42°27′32″N 73°46′04″W / 42.458889°N 73.767778°W |
Stuyvesant | ||
| 87 | Richmond Hill |
(#88000917) |
CR 31 42°07′36″N 73°49′11″W / 42.126667°N 73.819722°W |
Livingston | ||
| 88 | Riders Mills Historic District |
(#00000877) |
NY 66, Bachus Rd., Riders Mills Rd. 42°28′43″N 73°33′40″W / 42.478611°N 73.561111°W |
Chatham | ||
| 89 | Simeon Rockefeller House |
(#09000479) |
524 Columbia Co. Rte. 8 42°07′52″N 73°51′50″W / 42.131111°N 73.863889°W |
Germantown vicinity | ||
| 90 | Rossman-Prospect Avenue Historic District |
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(#85003364) |
Prospect and Rossman Aves. 42°14′40″N 73°46′46″W / 42.244444°N 73.779444°W |
Hudson | First planned subdivision in city outside of original grid plan in late 19th century |
| 91 | Rowe-Lant Farm |
(#10000099) |
983 NY-295 42°24′19″N 73°32′16″W / 42.405353°N 73.537703°W |
East Chatham | ||
| 92 | R. and W. Scott Ice Company Powerhouse and Ice House Site |
(#85000337) |
River Rd. 42°21′28″N 73°47′22″W / 42.357778°N 73.789444°W |
Stuyvesant | ||
| 93 | Silvernail Homestead |
(#10000332) |
383 Poole Hill Rd. 42°01′08″N 73°37′11″W / 42.019014°N 73.619683°W |
Ancram | ||
| 94 | Simons General Store |
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(#73001171) |
Ancram Sq. 42°03′02″N 73°38′16″W / 42.050556°N 73.637778°W |
Ancram | |
| 95 | Sixteen Mile District |
(#79001571) |
West of Clermont along Hudson River 41°57′12″N 73°55′29″W / 41.953333°N 73.924722°W |
Clermont | ||
| 96 | Snyderville Schoolhouse |
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(#04000754) |
Cty Rd. 8, north side, west of Green Acres Rd. 42°04′52″N 73°45′10″W / 42.081111°N 73.752778°W |
Snyderville | |
| 97 | Spencertown Academy |
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(#73001174) |
NY 203, east of the junction with CR 7 42°19′19″N 73°32′39″W / 42.321944°N 73.544167°W |
Spencertown | 1847 Greek Revival schoolhouse used until 1970 |
| 98 | Spengler Bridge |
(#73001172) |
Spengler Rd. over Kinderhook Creek 42°25′51″N 73°35′59″W / 42.430833°N 73.599722°W |
Chatham | ||
| 99 | St. John's Lutheran Church |
(#09000480) |
1273 Co. Rte. 7 42°02′58″N 73°38′19″W / 42.049533°N 73.638631°W |
Ancram | ||
| 100 | St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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(#01001437) |
923 NY 19 42°05′36″N 73°47′48″W / 42.093333°N 73.796667°W |
Livingston | |
| 101 | St. Luke's Church |
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(#83003936) |
US 9 42°05′14″N 73°49′32″W / 42.087222°N 73.825556°W |
Clermont | 1857 Gothic Revival church designed by Richard M. Upjohn; no longer in use. |
| 102 | St. Peter's Presbyterian Church and Spencertown Cemetery |
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(#02000821) |
Cty. Rte. 7, at NY 203 42°19′20″N 73°32′47″W / 42.322222°N 73.546389°W |
Spencertown | 1771 New England-style frame church moved across road in 1826. Cemetery dates to 1760. |
| 103 | Steepletop |
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(#71000534) |
Northeast of Austerlitz on E. Hill Rd. 42°19′12″N 73°26′54″W / 42.32°N 73.448333°W |
Austerlitz | Home and farm of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay from 1923 until her death in 1950. Now Millay Colony for the Arts |
| 104 | Stone Jug |
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(#78001847) |
South of Germantown at NY 9G and Jug Rd. 42°06′11″N 73°53′47″W / 42.103056°N 73.896389°W |
Germantown | Unusual stone house (with later brick additions) built in 1752 by Lasher family, Palatine immigrants to the area. Center of a farm of 20 acres (81,000 m2) that includes a mid-19th-century farmhouse |
| 105 | Stephen Storm House |
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(#97001616) |
51 NY 217 42°13′35″N 73°42′53″W / 42.226389°N 73.714722°W |
Claverack | Intact 1810 Federal-style house combining urban and rural aspects of style |
| 106 | Stuyvesant Falls Mill District |
(#76001210) |
New St. and SR 22 42°21′23″N 73°44′03″W / 42.356389°N 73.734167°W |
Stuyvesant Falls | ||
| 107 | Stuyvesant Railroad Station |
(#99000055) |
Riverview Ave. 42°23′20″N 73°47′01″W / 42.388889°N 73.783611°W |
Stuyvesant | ||
| 108 | Taconic State Parkway |
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(#05001398) |
Taconic State Pkwy, from Kensico Dam Plaza N to I-90 41°50′35″N 73°41′30″W / 41.843056°N 73.691667°W |
Gallatin, Taghkanic, Claverack, Ghent, Austerlitz, Chatham | Scenic divided highway planned by Franklin D. Roosevelt for state park access. Built between the 1920s and early 1960s, epitomizing peak period of parkway design. |
| 109 | Teviotdale |
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(#79003794) |
Wire Rd. 42°09′13″N 73°50′26″W / 42.153611°N 73.840556°W |
Linlithgo | |
| 110 | Gov. Samuel J. Tilden Monument |
(#06000573) |
Cemetery Rd. 42°28′30″N 73°23′09″W / 42.475°N 73.385833°W |
New Lebanon | ||
| 111 | Tracy Memorial Village Hall Complex |
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(#15000953) |
77 Main St. 42°21′49″N 73°35′50″W / 42.363717°N 73.5971092°W |
Chatham | 1913 Neoclassical village hall building launched the career of architect Horace Whittier Peaslee |
| 112 | Trinity Episcopal Church |
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(#97000948) |
601 NY 23B 42°13′22″N 73°44′17″W / 42.222778°N 73.738056°W |
Claverack | 1901 Arts and Crafts church now used as residence |
| 113 | Turtle House |
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(#01000309) |
14 Fabiano Blvd. 42°15′38″N 73°46′04″W / 42.260556°N 73.767778°W |
Greenport | |
| 114 | Union Station |
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(#74001225) |
NY 66 at intersection with NY 295 42°21′42″N 73°35′53″W / 42.361667°N 73.598056°W |
Chatham | |
| 115 | US Post Office-Hudson |
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(#88002508) |
402 Union St. 42°15′01″N 73°47′22″W / 42.250278°N 73.789444°W |
Hudson | Classical detail on front of 1911 building echoes county courthouse across street |
| 116 | Johannis L. Van Alen Farm |
(#73001175) |
School House Rd. 42°26′10″N 73°44′32″W / 42.436111°N 73.742222°W |
Stuyvesant | ||
| 117 | Luycas Van Alen House |
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(#67000011) |
East of Kinderhook on NY 9H off U.S. 9 42°22′47″N 73°41′45″W / 42.379722°N 73.695833°W |
Kinderhook | Well-preserved surviving 1737 Dutch colonial brick farmhouse |
| 118 | Martin Van Buren National Historic Site |
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(#66000510) |
East of Kinderhook on NY 9H Boundary increase (listed July 11, 2012, refnum 12000406): 1013 Old Post Rd. 42°22′11″N 73°42′15″W / 42.369722°N 73.704167°W |
Kinderhook | Home of Martin Van Buren; also known as Lindenwald |
| 119 | Jan Van Hoesen House |
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(#79001570) |
NY 66 42°15′22″N 73°45′09″W / 42.256111°N 73.7525°W |
Claverack | 1720s Dutch brick house |
| 120 | William W. Van Ness House |
(#97000824) |
270 NY 9H 42°14′22″N 73°43′33″W / 42.239444°N 73.725833°W |
Claverack | ||
| 121 | Van Rensselaer Lower Manor House |
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(#97001615) |
103 NY 23B 42°13′29″N 73°43′32″W / 42.224722°N 73.725556°W |
Claverack | Two 18th century stone houses joined in building with major local historical significance |
| 122 | Conyn Van Rensselaer House |
(#09000861) |
644 Spook Rock Rd. 42°12′01″N 73°45′15″W / 42.200289°N 73.754292°W |
Claverack | ||
| 123 | Henry (Hendrick) I. Van Rensselaer House |
(#93000947) |
Junction of Yates Rd. and NY 9H/23 42°11′18″N 73°45′26″W / 42.188333°N 73.757222°W |
Greenport | ||
| 124 | Jacob Rutsen Van Rensselaer House and Mill Complex |
(#82003352) |
NY 23 42°13′16″N 73°42′39″W / 42.221111°N 73.710833°W |
Claverack | ||
| 125 | Van Salsbergen House |
(#10000915) |
333 Joslen Blvd. 42°16′10″N 73°46′05″W / 42.269444°N 73.768056°W |
Hudson vicinity | ||
| 126 | James G. Van Valkenburgh House |
(#02000358) |
31 Co. Rd. 13 42°25′18″N 73°36′30″W / 42.421667°N 73.608333°W |
Chatham | ||
| 127 | Van Valkenburgh-Isbister Farm |
(#06000268) |
1129-1142 Columbia County Rte 22 42°19′15″N 73°41′28″W / 42.320833°N 73.691111°W |
Ghent | ||
| 128 | The Wilbor House |
(#97000567) |
0.25 miles (0.40 km) northeast of the junction of I-90 and Thorne Rd. 42°26′43″N 73°33′35″W / 42.445278°N 73.559722°W |
Old Chatham | ||
| 129 | Wild's Mill Complex |
(#82003353) |
U.S. 9 and NY 203 42°24′47″N 73°40′52″W / 42.413056°N 73.681111°W |
Valatie | Several former mills, including one five-story brick building built in 1846. Last remaining mill demolished around 1986. | |
| 130 | Nathan Wild House |
(#91000612) |
3007 Main St. 42°24′51″N 73°40′46″W / 42.414167°N 73.679444°W |
Valatie | Residence of local prominent figure who owned the Wild's Mill Complex | |
| 131 | Elisha Williams House |
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(#99001483) |
7 Aitkin Ave. 42°14′50″N 73°46′24″W / 42.247222°N 73.773333°W |
Hudson | 1810 Brick Federal house was home of nine-term state assemblyman and nationally known orator |
| 132 | John S. Williams House and Farm |
(#96001424) |
Shaker Museum Rd., approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) south of the junction with I-90 42°26′18″N 73°35′06″W / 42.438333°N 73.585°W |
Chatham | ||
| 133 | Oliver Wiswall House |
(#80002599) |
West of Hudson 42°14′47″N 73°48′34″W / 42.246389°N 73.809444°W |
Hudson | ||
| 134 | William A. Witbeck House |
(#94001371) |
Co. Rd. 26A, east of the junction with Gibbons Rd. 42°23′18″N 73°45′35″W / 42.388333°N 73.759722°W |
Stuyvesant |
Former listing
| Name on the Register | Image | Date listed | Date removed | Location | City or town | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General Worth Hotel |
(#70000920) |
|
215 Warren St. |
Hudson |
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 | Agnodice |
 | Aglaonice |
 | Mary the Jewess |
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