National Register of Historic Places listings in Ulster County, New York facts for kids
List of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Ulster County, New York
This is intended to be a complete list of properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Ulster County, New York. The locations of National Register properties and districts (at least for all showing latitude and longitude coordinates below) may be seen in a map by clicking on "Map of all coordinates". Eight of the properties and districts are further designated as U.S. National Historic Landmarks.
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Listings county-wide
| Name on the Register | Image | Date listed | Location | City or town | Description | |
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| 1 | Peter Aldrich Homestead |
(#83001811) |
168 Decker Rd. 41°40′11″N 74°15′24″W / 41.669722°N 74.256667°W |
Gardiner | 1750 frame house of early settler; later expanded; part of the Shawangunk Valley Multiple Resource Area (MRA) | |
| 2 | All Saints' Chapel |
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(#86002511) |
Main St. 41°50′44″N 74°04′35″W / 41.845556°N 74.076389°W |
Rosendale | Unusual 1876 Gothic Revival church building with Ruskinesque touches finished in locally mined Rosendale cement. Used as Rosendale library since 1959. |
| 3 | Alligerville Historic District |
(#15000370) |
Berme, Church Hill, Creek, Rose Hill & Towpath Rds., Cty. Rd. 6, Church & Purcell Lns. 41°47′45″N 74°11′48″W / 41.7959246°N 74.1965443°W |
Alligerville | Well-preserved Delaware and Hudson Canal town | |
| 4 | Appeldoorn Farm |
(#13000099) |
4938 US 209 41°47′47″N 74°12′56″W / 41.796313°N 74.21562°W |
Accord | Farmstead has remained in same family, with many original buildings, for almost 300 years. | |
| 5 | Ashokan-Turnwood Covered Bridge |
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(#00000822) |
477 Beaverkill Rd. 41°55′36″N 74°11′58″W / 41.926667°N 74.199444°W |
Olive Bridge | |
| 6 | Sebastian Baker Stone House |
(#96000136) |
10 Dug Rd. 41°49′55″N 74°14′40″W / 41.831944°N 74.244444°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester Multiple Property Submission (MPS) | |
| 7 | Balsam Lake Mountain Fire Observation Station |
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(#01001038) |
Balsam Lake Mountain 42°04′11″N 74°34′28″W / 42.069722°N 74.574444°W |
Hardenburgh | Earliest site of a fire lookout in the Catskills. Current tower built in 1930 and used till 1988. Part of the Fire Observation Stations of New York State Forest Preserve MPS |
| 8 | Zachariah Barley Stone House |
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(#95000951) |
193 Whitfield Rd. 41°49′32″N 74°14′22″W / 41.825556°N 74.239444°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 9 | Beaverkill Valley Inn |
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(#85002280) |
Beaverkill Rd. 42°01′24″N 74°45′06″W / 42.023333°N 74.751667°W |
Lew Beach | 1895 inn is one of few surviving fishing lodges from early years of Beaverkill angling |
| 10 | Bevier House |
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(#83001812) |
Bevier Rd. 41°40′57″N 74°10′19″W / 41.6825°N 74.171944°W |
Gardiner | Mid-19th-century farmhouse, one of few intact ones in Shawangunk Valley that predate Civil War; part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 11 | Bevier Stone House |
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(#02000135) |
2687 US 209 41°53′25″N 74°06′11″W / 41.890278°N 74.103056°W |
Marbletown | |
| 12 | Binnewater Historic District |
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(#82001272) |
Sawdust Ave., Breezy Hill and Binnewater Rds. 41°51′27″N 74°05′10″W / 41.8575°N 74.086111°W |
Rosendale | |
| 13 | Boice House |
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(#01001388) |
110 Fair St. 41°55′40″N 74°00′58″W / 41.927778°N 74.016111°W |
Kingston | 1850s Greek Revival home remodeled in Second Empire style by local quarry owner |
| 14 | Brown–Ellis House |
(#14000316) |
382 Crescent Ave. 41°42′12″N 74°02′33″W / 41.703304°N 74.0423736°W |
Highland | Well-preserved farmhouse of early settler | |
| 15 | Emile Brunel Studio and Sculpture Garden |
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(#99000909) |
NY 28 41°59′49″N 74°15′52″W / 41.996944°N 74.264444°W |
Boiceville | Surviving pre–World War II Catskills roadside attraction. Studio built in imitation of European farmhouse, an unusual style in the region. |
| 16 | Bruynswick School No. 8 |
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(#00001277) |
2146 Bruynswick Rd. 41°39′33″N 74°13′36″W / 41.659167°N 74.226667°W |
Shawangunk | Intact 19th-century wooden one-room schoolhouse |
| 17 | Brykill |
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(#83001813) |
Bruynswick Rd. 41°39′56″N 74°13′02″W / 41.665556°N 74.217222°W |
Gardiner | 1724 stone house greatly expanded into sympathetic Colonial Revival mansion by Myron Teller in 1927. Now an organic grass-fed beef ranch. Part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 18 | John Burroughs Cabin |
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(#68000034) |
West of West Park 41°47′48″N 73°58′26″W / 41.796667°N 73.973889°W |
West Park | Naturalist John Burroughs' cabin known as "Slabsides" |
| 19 | John Burroughs Riverby Study |
(#68000035) |
Between US 9W and the Hudson River 41°48′17″N 73°58′25″W / 41.804722°N 73.973611°W |
West Park | Burroughs' study at his West Park estate | |
| 20 | Byrdcliffe Historic District |
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(#79001643) |
West of Woodstock at Glasco Tpke. and Larks Nest Rd. 42°03′14″N 74°08′17″W / 42.053889°N 74.138056°W |
Woodstock | Utopian artists' community |
| 21 | Camp Wapanachki |
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(#94001372) |
S. Plank Rd. (Old Co. Rt 28) at the junction with Miller Rd., Shandaken 42°02′56″N 74°16′21″W / 42.048889°N 74.2725°W |
Mt. Tremper | |
| 22 | Chapel Hill Bible Church |
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(#04001450) |
49 Bingham Rd. 41°35′12″N 73°59′42″W / 41.586667°N 73.995°W |
Marlboro | Gothic Revival church originally built 1860 in Manhattan moved to Marlboro in 1905. |
| 23 | Chestnut Street Historic District |
(#85002443) |
Roughly bounded by W. Chestnut St., Broadway, E. Chestnut, Livingston & Stuyvesant Sts. 41°55′24″N 73°59′22″W / 41.923333°N 73.989444°W |
Kingston | ||
| 24 | Chetolah |
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(#80002782) |
South of Cragsmoor on Vista Maria Rd. 41°39′39″N 74°22′39″W / 41.660833°N 74.3775°W |
Cragsmoor | Late 19th-century estate |
| 25 | Chichester House |
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(#01001392) |
116 Fair St. 41°55′41″N 74°00′58″W / 41.928056°N 74.016111°W |
Kingston | Intact 1870s Second Empire house |
| 26 | Walstein Childs House |
(#03000602) |
Sand Hill Rd., Wallkill Correctional Facility 41°38′33″N 74°10′08″W / 41.6425°N 74.168889°W |
Wallkill | Intact late 18th-century stone house | |
| 27 | Christ Episcopal Church |
(#10000916) |
426 Old Post Road 41°36′01″N 73°58′18″W / 41.600278°N 73.971667°W |
Marlboro | ||
| 28 | Christ Lutheran Church and Parsonage |
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(#10000304) |
105-107 Center Street 41°42′54″N 74°23′34″W / 41.714911°N 74.392794°W |
Ellenville | |
| 29 | Church of the Holy Transfiguration of Christ-on-the-Mount |
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(#05001385) |
Mead's Mountain Rd. 42°03′42″N 74°07′18″W / 42.061667°N 74.121667°W |
Woodstock | |
| 30 | Clinton Avenue Historic District |
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(#70000434) |
Clinton Ave. and Fair St. 41°56′05″N 74°01′29″W / 41.934722°N 74.024722°W |
Kingston | Neighborhood around Senate House was first historic district in city; now part of larger Stockade District |
| 31 | Cole-Hasbrouck Farm Historic District |
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(#94001240) |
NY 32, north of the junction with US 44 and NY 55 41°40′08″N 74°06′24″W / 41.668889°N 74.106667°W |
Modena | |
| 32 | Common School No. 10 |
(#88001439) |
Northside of Upper Cherrytown Rd. 41°52′47″N 74°19′18″W / 41.879722°N 74.321667°W |
Accord | ||
| 33 | Community Theatre |
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(#79001639) |
601 Broadway 41°55′46″N 74°00′17″W / 41.929444°N 74.004722°W |
Kingston | 1926 Classical Revival theater is only pre–World War II theater left in city and one of only three in the Hudson Valley. Now Ulster Performing Arts Center and home to the Hudson Valley Philharmonic |
| 34 | Congregation Tifereth Yehuda Veyisroel |
(#13000632) |
24–26 Minnewaska Trail 41°46′14″N 74°17′52″W / 41.7705494°N 74.2979119°W |
Kerhonkson | One of 20 intact early 20th-century Catskill synagogues | |
| 35 | Cordts Mansion |
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(#07001039) |
82-152 Lindsley Ave. 41°55′46″N 73°58′22″W / 41.929444°N 73.972778°W |
Kingston | |
| 36 | Coykendall Lodge |
(#01001441) |
Off Alder Lake Rd. 42°03′15″N 74°40′27″W / 42.054167°N 74.674167°W |
Hardenburgh | Lodge of rail magnate Samuel Coykendall, now one of the few non-fire tower structures allowed to remain on Forest Preserve land | |
| 37 | Cragsmoor Historic District |
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(#96000860) |
Roughly bounded by Henry, Cragsmoor, and Sam's Pt. Rds., Hamlet of Cragsmoor 41°40′13″N 74°22′36″W / 41.670278°N 74.376667°W |
Cragsmoor | Artists' community with many ornate 19th-century houses |
| 38 | J. B. Crowell and Son Brick Mould Mill Complex |
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(#83001814) |
Lippencott Rd. 41°37′25″N 74°11′49″W / 41.623611°N 74.196944°W |
Wallkill | Intact late-19th-century commercial complex still in use |
| 39 | Cumming-Parker House |
(#10000014) |
50 Appletree Road 41°49′59″N 73°57′31″W / 41.832947°N 73.958681°W |
Esopus | ||
| 40 | Davis Stone House |
(#99000995) |
4652 US 209 41°49′09″N 74°12′01″W / 41.819167°N 74.200278°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS | |
| 41 | Johannes Decker Farm |
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(#74001312) |
Southwest of Gardiner on Red Mill Rd. and Shawangunk Kill 41°38′33″N 74°14′03″W / 41.6425°N 74.234167°W |
Gardiner | |
| 42 | William Decker House |
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(#83001815) |
New Prospect Rd. 41°38′51″N 74°15′49″W / 41.6475°N 74.263611°W |
Shawangunk | Stone house of early settler of Town of Shawangunk; part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 43 | Delaware and Hudson Canal |
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(#68000051) |
Delaware and Hudson Canal Coordinates missing |
Linear through county from Spring Glen to Creeklocks | Remains of canal and locks that provided anthracite coal from Northeastern Pennsylvania to New York City in the 19th century, spurring city's growth |
| 44 | Dill Farm |
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(#83001816) |
Off Goebel Rd. 41°38′35″N 74°15′45″W / 41.643056°N 74.2625°W |
Shawangunk | Ca. 1760 family farm with original buildings from the early 19th century. Part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 45 | District School No. 14 |
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(#97000111) |
Academy St., south of the junction with Birch Cr. Rd. 42°08′06″N 74°28′47″W / 42.135°N 74.479722°W |
Pine Hill | 1925 building reflects changes in state standards for rural schools and combines Colonial Revival and Craftsman styles. |
| 46 | Andries DuBois House |
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(#98001011) |
75 Wallkill Ave. 41°36′36″N 74°11′13″W / 41.61°N 74.186944°W |
Wallkill | Oldest house in Wallkill; recently restored to original appearance |
| 47 | DuBois-Deyo House |
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(#94001374) |
437 Springtown Rd. 41°48′16″N 74°05′12″W / 41.804444°N 74.086667°W |
Rosendale | |
| 48 | Dubois-Kierstede Stone House |
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(#98000550) |
119 Main St. 42°04′45″N 73°56′59″W / 42.079167°N 73.949722°W |
Saugerties | 1727 stone house used as museum |
| 49 | Dubois-Sarles Octagon |
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(#02001322) |
16 South St. 41°36′02″N 73°58′27″W / 41.600556°N 73.974167°W |
Marlboro | Second Empire-style octagon house built in the 1850s and modified 1872. Rare such home built on a sidehall plan. |
| 50 | Hendrikus DuBois House |
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(#82003410) |
600 Albany Post Rd. 41°43′15″N 74°08′56″W / 41.720833°N 74.148889°W |
Libertyville | House of son of "Duzine" who served in militia during Revolution |
| 51 | Ephriam DuPuy Stone House |
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(#95000952) |
193 Whitfield Rd. 41°49′10″N 74°13′18″W / 41.819444°N 74.221667°W |
Rochester | Mid-18th-century stone house; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 52 | J. Dupuy Stone House |
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(#97000110) |
Krum Rd., west of the junction with Queens Hwy. 41°48′09″N 74°16′45″W / 41.8025°N 74.279167°W |
Rochester | 1840 stone house was raised only on front facade; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 53 | Ellenville Downtown Historic District |
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(#12000344) |
Canal, Center, Liberty, Main, & Market Sts. 41°43′01″N 74°23′36″W / 41.71687°N 74.39330°W |
Ellenville | Core of village reflecting change from 19th-century canal town to early 20th-century resort area. |
| 54 | Elliot–Buckley House |
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(#11000710) |
204 Old Post Rd. 41°35′04″N 73°58′14″W / 41.584444°N 73.970556°W |
Marlboro | Built in 1843 by Dr. Daniel Elliot, sold to the Buckley family in 1866. |
| 55 | Elm Street Stone Arch Bridge |
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(#96001437) |
Elm St., over Alton Creek 42°08′00″N 74°28′48″W / 42.133333°N 74.48°W |
Pine Hill | 1900 bridge is one of few stone arch bridges remaining in county |
| 56 | Elting Memorial Library |
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(#04000432) |
93 Main St. 41°44′54″N 74°05′07″W / 41.748333°N 74.085278°W |
New Paltz | Main library of New Paltz; expanded from old stone house |
| 57 | Esopus Meadows Lighthouse |
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(#79001638) |
Spans Hudson River 41°52′16″N 73°56′45″W / 41.871111°N 73.945833°W |
Esopus | part of the Hudson River Lighthouses Thematic Resource (TR) |
| 58 | First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Kingston |
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(#08001089) |
272 Wall Street 41°55′58″N 74°01′10″W / 41.932731°N 74.019353°W |
Kingston | Minard Lefever-designed 1852 church for congregation dating to 1659, one of oldest in U.S. in continuous existence. Only Lafever stone church, and his only Renaissance Revival church retaining its original integrity. |
| 59 | Fitch Bluestone Company Office |
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(#16000256) |
532-574 Abeel St. 41°54′35″N 74°00′09″W / 41.90970°N 74.00255°W |
Kingston | Distinctive 1870 office made, unusally, entirely of bluestone |
| 60 | James and Mary Forsyth House |
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(#03000603) |
31 Albany Ave. 41°55′58″N 74°00′53″W / 41.932778°N 74.014722°W |
Kingston | 1849 Richard Upjohn Italian villa is one of only two pre-Civil War buildings, and only house, by a nationally prominent architect in the city |
| 61 | Gardiner School |
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(#00001423) |
2340 US 44/NY 55 41°40′43″N 74°08′59″W / 41.678611°N 74.149722°W |
Gardiner | Late-19th-century wooden school building now used as town hall following restoration |
| 62 | Grant Mills Covered Bridge |
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(#98001538) |
Mill Brook Rd., over Mill Brook 42°04′48″N 74°37′45″W / 42.08°N 74.629167°W |
Hardenburgh | Intact 1902 covered bridge, highest one in Catskills. Now carries foot traffic only |
| 63 | Guilford-Bower Farm House |
(#99000810) |
Albany Post Rd. 41°42′40″N 74°09′30″W / 41.711111°N 74.158333°W |
New Paltz | ||
| 64 | Thaddeus Hait Farm |
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(#88003075) |
75 Allhusen Rd. 41°40′43″N 74°05′23″W / 41.678575°N 74.089844°W |
Modena | Mostly intact early-19th-century farm now returned to original use as winery |
| 65 | Jean Hasbrouck House |
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(#67000016) |
Huguenot and N. Front Sts. 41°45′06″N 74°05′20″W / 41.751667°N 74.088889°W |
New Paltz | Best example of Belgian stone house among the Huguenot Street homes; only one with jambless fireplace |
| 66 | Major Jacob Hasbrouck Jr. House |
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(#99000808) |
193 Huguenot St. 41°45′38″N 74°05′11″W / 41.760556°N 74.086389°W |
New Paltz | Home built in 1786 by Jean Hasbrouck's grandson, a veteran of the Revolution and town supervisor; modified in different ways by descendants over 19th century. Last major stone house in Ulster County and only one still owned by descendants of same family |
| 67 | Judge Jonathan Hasbrouck House |
(#13000056) |
20 Elwyn Lane 42°02′29″N 74°06′49″W / 42.041277°N 74.11373°W |
Woodstock | Stone house built ca. 1800 is excellent example of Ulster County residential architecture from that time. | |
| 68 | High Falls Historic District |
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(#98001005) |
Roughly along NY 213 and Main St. 41°49′36″N 74°07′42″W / 41.826667°N 74.128333°W |
High Falls | Semi-planned area around major stopping point on D & H Canal |
| 69 | Holy Cross Monastery |
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(#95000045) |
US 9W, east side 41°48′07″N 73°57′26″W / 41.801944°N 73.957222°W |
West Park | First house established in Order of the Holy Cross by founder The Rev. James Otis Sargent Huntington, in 1904. |
| 70 | Jacob Hoornbeck Stone House |
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(#97000108) |
Boice Mill Rd., junction with Krum Rd. 41°47′48″N 74°17′33″W / 41.796667°N 74.2925°W |
Rochester | 1800 stone house in Georgian style built onto smaller earlier rear wing; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 71 | Hoornbeek Store Complex |
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(#84003229) |
Main St. between Clinton & Church Sts. 41°44′28″N 74°22′27″W / 41.741111°N 74.374167°W |
Napanoch | Early-19th-century store complex shows transition between Federal and Greek Revival styles. |
| 72 | Hornbeck Stone House |
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(#95000957) |
149 Whitfield Rd. 41°49′02″N 74°13′18″W / 41.817222°N 74.221667°W |
Rochester | 1750 stone house; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 73 | House at 184 Albany Avenue |
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(#02001317) |
184 Albany Ave. 41°56′01″N 74°00′29″W / 41.933611°N 74.008056°W |
Kingston | Intact ca. 1860 Picturesque house; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 74 | House at 313 Albany Avenue |
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(#02001313) |
313 Albany Ave. 41°56′16″N 74°00′17″W / 41.937778°N 74.004722°W |
Kingston | 1896 "Hutton House" in "Free Classical" mode of Queen Anne Style, showing transition to Colonial Revival; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 75 | House at 322 Albany Avenue |
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(#02001319) |
322 Albany Ave. 41°56′15″N 74°00′15″W / 41.9375°N 74.004167°W |
Kingston | Early-19th-century stone house renovated in 1840s Greek Revival and 1930s Colonial Revival; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 76 | House at 356 Albany Avenue |
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(#02001318) |
356 Albany Ave. 41°55′57″N 74°00′32″W / 41.9325°N 74.008889°W |
Kingston | 1897 house in Queen Anne "Free Classical" phase; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 77 | Huguenot Street Historic District |
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(#66000578) |
Huguenot St. 41°45′06″N 74°05′19″W / 41.751667°N 74.088611°W |
New Paltz | Late-17th-century stone houses built by founders of New Paltz; one of the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhoods in Anglo-America |
| 78 | George and John R. Hunt Memorial Building |
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(#04001481) |
2 Liberty St., corner of Liberty and Canal Sts. 41°43′02″N 74°23′38″W / 41.717222°N 74.393889°W |
Ellenville | Neoclassical building from the early 20th century has seen a variety of uses, mainly as village library. |
| 79 | Hurley Historic District |
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(#66000577) |
Hurley St., Hurley Mountain Rd., and Schoonmaker Lane 41°55′39″N 74°03′58″W / 41.9275°N 74.066111°W |
Hurley | Well-preserved early-18th-century Dutch stone houses; temporary capitol of New York for two months after burning of nearby Kingston |
| 80 | Johannes Jansen House and Dutch Barn |
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(#83001818) |
Decker Rd. 41°40′01″N 74°16′11″W / 41.666944°N 74.269722°W |
Shawangunk | Stone house and farm of early settler; part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 81 | Thomas Jansen House |
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(#83001817) |
Jansen Rd. 41°39′07″N 74°17′32″W / 41.651944°N 74.292222°W |
Shawangunk | Jansen's original 1727 stone house still stands as kitchen wing of Federal-style stone house his grandson built in the 1820s. Part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 82 | Jenkins-DuBois Farm and Mill Site |
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(#01000581) |
Jenkinstown Rd. 41°41′46″N 74°06′38″W / 41.696111°N 74.110556°W |
Gardiner | 1793 farm on land still owned by original family. |
| 83 | K. WHITTELSEY (tugboat) |
(#02001395) |
3 North St. at Rondout Creek 41°55′20″N 73°58′13″W / 41.922222°N 73.970278°W |
Kingston | ||
| 84 | William Kenyon House |
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(#01001387) |
104 Fair St. 41°55′39″N 74°00′57″W / 41.9275°N 74.015833°W |
Kingston | Intact 1850 Italian villa-style house of local congressman |
| 85 | Kingston City Hall |
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(#71000563) |
408 Broadway 41°55′37″N 73°59′48″W / 41.926944°N 73.996667°W |
Kingston | 1873 building, recently restored, sat on former Kingston-Rondout boundary to symbolize merged city. |
| 86 | Kingston City Library |
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(#95001404) |
399 Broadway 41°55′34″N 73°59′47″W / 41.926111°N 73.996389°W |
Kingston | 1903 neoclassical Carnegie library |
| 87 | Kingston Stockade District |
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(#75001231) |
Area bounded by both sides of Clinton Ave., Main, Green, and Front Sts. 41°56′02″N 74°01′13″W / 41.933889°N 74.020278°W |
Kingston | Area inside 1654 stockade, commonly known as Uptown Kingston |
| 88 | Kingston-Port Ewen Suspension Bridge |
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(#80002783) |
Wurtz St. (old U.S. 9W), across Rondout Creek 41°55′02″N 73°59′08″W / 41.917222°N 73.985556°W |
Kingston and Port Ewen | Suspension bridge, started in 1916, completed in 1921 (interrupted by WWI steel shortage),
was final link in US 9W up west side of Hudson, replacing the Skillypot ferry. 3 ton load limit; extensive reconstruction scheduled to commence in 2015. |
| 89 | Kingston/Rondout 2 Lighthouse |
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(#79001640) |
Hudson River and Rondout Creek 41°55′38″N 73°58′19″W / 41.927222°N 73.971944°W |
Kingston | part of the Hudson River Lighthouses TR |
| 90 | Kirkland Hotel |
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(#02001323) |
2 Main St. 41°55′59″N 74°01′01″W / 41.933056°N 74.016944°W |
Kingston | Rare surviving wood-frame urban hotel built in 1899 |
| 91 | Kripplebush Historic District |
(#94001173) |
Roughly, area surrounding Kripplebush and Pine Bush Rds. 41°50′18″N 74°11′17″W / 41.838333°N 74.188056°W |
Marbletown | ||
| 92 | Krom Stone House and Dutch Barn |
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(#95000955) |
Airport Rd. 41°49′01″N 74°12′35″W / 41.816944°N 74.209722°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 93 | Krom Stone House at 31 Upper Whitfield Road |
_Krom_Stone_House_at_31_Upper_Whitfield_Rd.,_Rochester,_Ulster_Cnty,_NY_1.png) |
(#95000954) |
31 Upper Whitfield Rd. 41°49′43″N 74°13′39″W / 41.828611°N 74.2275°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 94 | Krom Stone House at 45 Upper Whitfield Road |
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(#95000950) |
45 Upper Whitfield Rd. 41°49′43″N 74°13′52″W / 41.828611°N 74.231111°W |
Rochester | 1780 stone house with frame rear wing added in the late 19th century; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 95 | Lucas Krom Stone House |
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(#95000953) |
286 Whitfield Rd. 41°49′37″N 74°13′23″W / 41.826944°N 74.223056°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 96 | John A. Lafevre House and School |
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(#89002023) |
NY 208, south of New Paltz 41°41′50″N 74°07′09″W / 41.697222°N 74.119167°W |
Gardiner | Stone house built 1772 by New Paltz Huguenot descendant; one-room schoolhouse on property built 1838. |
| 97 | Lattingtown Baptist Church |
(#10000855) |
425 Old Indian Road 41°38′39″N 74°00′24″W / 41.644167°N 74.006667°W |
Lattingtown | ||
| 98 | Lake Mohonk Mountain House Complex |
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(#73001280) |
Northwest of New Paltz, between Wallkill Valley on the east and Roundout Valley on the west 41°46′48″N 74°09′41″W / 41.78°N 74.161389°W |
New Paltz | Architecturally eclectic ridgetop resort has been site of several important international conferences. |
| 99 | Abraham and Maria LeFevre House |
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(#06000645) |
56 Forest Glen Rd. 41°41′56″N 74°07′48″W / 41.698889°N 74.13°W |
Gardiner | |
| 100 | Lock Tender's House and Canal Store Ruin |
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(#98001010) |
40 Canal Rd. 41°49′25″N 74°07′51″W / 41.823611°N 74.130833°W |
High Falls | 1848 house for keeper of D&H Canal Lock 20 and contemporary foundation for canal store |
| 101 | Locust Lawn Estate |
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(#74001313) |
NY 32, southeast of Gardiner 41°41′51″N 74°06′08″W / 41.6975°N 74.102222°W |
Gardiner | 1814 Federal-style estate of Josiah Hasbrouck, descendant of the Huguenot Hasbroucks and U.S. Congressman |
| 102 | Loerzel Beer Hall |
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(#84003234) |
213 Partition St. 42°04′29″N 73°57′04″W / 42.074722°N 73.951111°W |
Saugerties | 1873 brewery now used as apartments |
| 103 | Main Street Historic District |
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(#88000666) |
US 209 41°50′49″N 74°08′41″W / 41.846944°N 74.144722°W |
Stone Ridge | Late-18th- and early-19th-century houses and church. |
| 104 | Main-Partition Streets Historic District |
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(#82003411) |
Roughly bounded by Main, Partition, Market and Jane Sts. 42°04′37″N 73°57′10″W / 42.076944°N 73.952778°W |
Saugerties | |
| 105 | Jacob F. Markle Stone House |
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(#95000948) |
335 Whitfield Rd. 41°49′59″N 74°13′03″W / 41.833056°N 74.2175°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 106 | Maverick Concert Hall |
(#99001492) |
Off Maverick Rd. 42°00′51″N 74°07′06″W / 42.014167°N 74.118333°W |
Hurley | ||
| 107 | Middaugh-Stone House and Dutch Barn |
(#94001514) |
476 Mill Rd. 41°49′09″N 74°13′49″W / 41.819167°N 74.230278°W |
Rochester | ||
| 108 | Mill Street Stone Arch Bridge |
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(#96001439) |
Mill St., over Birch Cr. 42°08′01″N 74°29′00″W / 42.133611°N 74.483333°W |
Pine Hill | 1897 bridge built by same builder as Elm Street bridge |
| 109 | Miller's House at Red Mills |
(#83001819) |
Red Mills Rd. and Wallkill Ave. 41°37′42″N 74°16′29″W / 41.628333°N 74.274722°W |
Shawangunk | part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA | |
| 110 | Milton Railroad Station |
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(#07000873) |
41 Dock Rd. 41°39′10″N 73°57′17″W / 41.652778°N 73.954722°W |
Milton | One of the few remaining passenger stations from the West Shore Railroad. Built in 1883; remains relatively intact today. |
| 111 | Morton Memorial Library |
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(#97000119) |
Elm St., southwest of NY 28 42°08′03″N 74°28′47″W / 42.134167°N 74.479722°W |
Pine Hill | 1902 Georgian Revival library built by summer resident and local philanthropist |
| 112 | Mount Tremper Fire Observation Station |
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(#01001032) |
Mount Tremper 42°04′27″N 74°16′40″W / 42.074186°N 74.277669°W |
Shandaken | part of the Fire Observation Stations of New York State Forest Preserve MPS |
| 113 | National Youth Administration Woodstock Resident Work Center |
(#92000455) |
NY 212 north side, east of Woodstock 42°02′25″N 74°05′39″W / 42.040278°N 74.094167°W |
Woodstock | Now Woodstock School of Art | |
| 114 | New Paltz Downtown Historic District |
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(#09000561) |
Main, N. Chestnut, S. Chestnut, Church, N. Front, Academy and W. Center Sts., Innis and Plattekill Aves. 41°44′53″N 74°05′06″W / 41.748125°N 74.085083°W |
New Paltz | Intact 19th-century core of funky college town |
| 115 | O&W Railroad Station at Port Ben |
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(#01001448) |
Tow Path Rd. 41°45′00″N 74°20′50″W / 41.75°N 74.347222°W |
Wawarsing | Abandoned 1912 passenger station and right-of-way of former track |
| 116 | Old Dutch Church Parsonage |
(#01000845) |
109 Pearl St. 41°55′51″N 74°01′16″W / 41.930833°N 74.021111°W |
Kingston | ||
| 117 | Osterhoudt Stone House |
(#01000717) |
1880 NY 32 42°01′03″N 73°57′32″W / 42.0175°N 73.958889°W |
Saugerties | ||
| 118 | Olive and Hurley Old School Baptist Church |
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(#98001392) |
NY 28, junction with NY 30 41°58′24″N 74°12′45″W / 41.973333°N 74.2125°W |
Shokan | |
| 119 | Ontario and Western Railroad Passenger Station |
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(#99000086) |
Institution Rd. 41°44′24″N 74°21′57″W / 41.74°N 74.365833°W |
Napanoch | Intact 1903 train station next to D&H canal bed |
| 120 | Opus 40 |
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(#01000238) |
Fite Rd. 42°03′03″N 74°02′02″W / 42.050833°N 74.033889°W |
Saugerties | Environmental sculpture garden created by Bard College professor Harry Fite in the 1930s |
| 121 | Frank A. Palen House |
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(#05000015) |
74-76 St. James St. 41°55′50″N 74°00′53″W / 41.930556°N 74.014722°W |
Kingston | Intact 1892 Queen Anne Style house of local businessman |
| 122 | Alton B. Parker Estate |
(#16000558) |
14 Lamont Landing Rd. 41°49′45″N 73°57′27″W / 41.82926°N 73.95758°W |
Esopus | 1860 Italian-villa style estate, the culmination of a century of work, was home of 1904 Democratic presidenital candidate | |
| 123 | Col. Oliver Hazard Payne Estate |
(#02001324) |
US 9W 41°48′35″N 73°57′34″W / 41.809722°N 73.959444°W |
Esopus | ||
| 124 | Pearl Street Schoolhouse |
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(#83001820) |
Awosting and Decker Rds. 41°39′22″N 74°16′37″W / 41.656111°N 74.276944°W |
Shawangunk | Intact 1850 one-room schoolhouse, now used as house; part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 125 | Perrine's Bridge |
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(#73001281) |
Off I-87 over Wallkill River 41°48′53″N 74°03′13″W / 41.814722°N 74.053611°W |
Rosendale | Second-oldest covered bridge in New York and only one along the entire length of the Wallkill |
| 126 | Phoenicia Railroad Station |
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(#95000474) |
High St. 42°04′49″N 74°18′31″W / 42.080278°N 74.308611°W |
Phoenicia | Surviving Ulster and Delaware Railroad station from 1899 now home to Empire State Rail Museum |
| 127 | Pine Hill Historic District |
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(#12000513) |
Main, Academy, Elm, & Mill Sts., Bonnieview Ave., Pine Hill, Salomone, Station, & Old Turnpike Rds. 42°07′58″N 74°28′49″W / 42.13291°N 74.48035°W |
Pine Hill | Core of 19th-century mountain resort town |
| 128 | Ponckhockie Union Chapel |
(#80002784) |
91 Abruyn St. 41°55′34″N 73°58′28″W / 41.926111°N 73.974444°W |
Kingston | ||
| 129 | Poppletown Farmhouse |
(#91001656) |
Junction of Old Post Rd. and Swarte Kill Rd. 41°49′16″N 73°58′31″W / 41.821111°N 73.975278°W |
Esopus | ||
| 130 | Red Hill Fire Observation Station |
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(#01001030) |
Red Hill 41°55′25″N 74°31′04″W / 41.923611°N 74.517778°W |
Denning | Last Catskill fire tower still in use when it was closed in 1990 after 70 years; first one restored and reopened in the late 1990s. 1931 observer's cabin is one of the oldest extant in New York. Part of the Fire Observation Stations of New York State Forest Preserve MPS |
| 131 | Reformed Church of Shawangunk Complex |
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(#82003408) |
Hoagerburgh Rd. 41°39′12″N 74°12′52″W / 41.653333°N 74.214444°W |
Shawangunk | Mid-18th-century stone church is oldest building in continuous use by American Dutch Reformed Church congregation |
| 132 | Reformed Dutch Church of New Hurley |
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(#82001273) |
North of Wallkill on NY 208 41°38′18″N 74°08′37″W / 41.63824°N 74.14371°W |
Wallkill | 1820s Greek Revival church replaced one of the first churches built in county |
| 133 | Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Klyne Esopus |
(#02001321) |
764 US 9W 41°51′14″N 73°58′10″W / 41.853811°N 73.969328°W |
Esopus | ||
| 134 | Rest Plaus Historic District |
(#95000602) |
Roughly, along Old Kings Hwy., Rest Plaus Rd. and Lucas Tpk. (Co. Rt. 1) 41°49′12″N 74°09′52″W / 41.82°N 74.164444°W |
Marbletown | ||
| 135 | Johannes Rider Stone House |
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(#95000956) |
7 Upper Whitfield Rd. 41°49′33″N 74°13′26″W / 41.825833°N 74.223889°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 136 | Rondout–West Strand Historic District |
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(#79001641) |
Roughly bounded by Broadway, Roundout Creek, Ravine, Hone and McEntee Sts. 41°55′04″N 73°59′18″W / 41.917778°N 73.988333°W |
Kingston | Former village of Rondout and port area at northern terminus of D&H Canal preserved and restored after nearby bridge resulted in some other demolitions; now a popular nightlife and shopping area. |
| 137 | Sahler Stone House |
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(#99000992) |
Kyserike Rd. 41°49′09″N 74°11′17″W / 41.819167°N 74.188056°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 138 | Sahler Stone House and Dutch Barn |
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(#99000998) |
Winfield Rd. 41°49′33″N 74°11′52″W / 41.825833°N 74.197778°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 139 | J. Sahler House |
(#97000118) |
US 209, southwest of the junction with County Road 63 41°49′28″N 74°11′27″W / 41.824444°N 74.190833°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS | |
| 140 | Saugerties Lighthouse |
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(#79001642) |
Hudson River at Esopus Creek 42°04′19″N 73°55′49″W / 42.071944°N 73.930278°W |
Saugerties | 1869 lighthouse on the Hudson River, no longer in use; part of the Hudson River Lighthouses TR |
| 141 | Augusta Savage House and Studio |
(#01000248) |
189 Old Rte. 32 42°06′45″N 73°58′36″W / 42.1125°N 73.976667°W |
Saugerties | ||
| 142 | Schoonmaker Stone House and Farm |
_Schoonmaker_Stone_House_%26_Farm,_Samsonville_Rd.,_Rochester,_Ulster_Cnty,_NY_1_edited-1.png) |
(#97000109) |
Samsonville Rd., near the junction of NY 76 and Cherrytown Rd. 41°47′46″N 74°18′44″W / 41.796111°N 74.312222°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 143 | Joachim Schoonmaker Farm |
(#13000244) |
41 Garden Ln. 41°47′08″N 74°12′48″W / 41.7855272°N 74.2134309°W |
Accord | Farm owned by same family since the 18th century; part of Rochester MPS | |
| 144 | C. K. Schoonmaker Stone House |
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(#97000107) |
294 Queens Hwy. 41°48′33″N 74°16′13″W / 41.809167°N 74.270278°W |
Rochester | Well-preserved early-19th-century stone bank house; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 145 | Second Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston |
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(#01001393) |
213-223 Fair St. 41°55′53″N 74°01′05″W / 41.931389°N 74.018056°W |
Kingston | |
| 146 | Senate House |
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(#71000564) |
Northwest side of Clinton Ave. near the junction with N. Front St. 41°56′06″N 74°01′09″W / 41.935°N 74.019167°W |
Kingston | First meeting place of New York State Senate in 1777. First building in Kingston listed. |
| 147 | Shady Brook Farm |
(#12000961) |
351 Old Post Road 41°36′00″N 73°58′20″W / 41.599896°N 73.972217°W |
Marlboro vicinity | ||
| 148 | Sharp Burial Ground |
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(#02001320) |
Albany Ave. 41°56′18″N 74°00′11″W / 41.938333°N 74.003056°W |
Kingston | Intact second-generation burying ground with some excellent early-19th-century funerary art; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 149 | Shuart-Van Orden Stone House |
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(#95001335) |
41 Allhusen Rd. 41°40′55″N 74°05′51″W / 41.681944°N 74.0975°W |
Plattekill | Built in 1772 and heavily modified since, this is one of the oldest houses in Plattekill |
| 150 | George J. Smith House |
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(#02001316) |
109 Albany Ave. 41°55′58″N 74°00′41″W / 41.932778°N 74.011389°W |
Kingston | 1885 Queen Anne house of area congressman; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 151 | John Smith House |
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(#02001315) |
103 Albany Ave. 41°55′58″N 74°00′42″W / 41.932778°N 74.011667°W |
Kingston | Intact 1860s Italianate house; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 152 | Snyder Estate Natural Cement Historic District |
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(#92000695) |
NY 213, 0.5 miles (0.80 km) west of Rosendale 41°50′50″N 74°05′44″W / 41.847222°N 74.095556°W |
Rosendale | 275-acre (111 ha) tract with many plants, mines and other infrastructure used in the production of Rosendale cement, as well as homes of the Snyder family dating to 1809. |
| 153 | Spring Glen Synagogue |
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(#98001622) |
Old US 209 41°39′59″N 74°25′49″W / 41.666389°N 74.430278°W |
Spring Glen | Early-20th-century synagogue built by first wave of Jews settling in the Catskills |
| 154 | Stilwell Stone House |
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(#99000996) |
189 Old Kings Highway 41°48′40″N 74°11′19″W / 41.811111°N 74.188611°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 155 | Stilwill-Westbrook Stone House |
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(#99000997) |
482 Old Kings Highway 41°48′25″N 74°11′43″W / 41.806944°N 74.195278°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 156 | Benjamin Ten Broeck House |
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(#05001395) |
1019 Flatbush Rd. 41°58′36″N 73°58′15″W / 41.976775°N 73.970958°W |
Kingston | Tenant house built in three stages from the 1750s to 1770s is only remnant of Ten Broeck estate north of Kingston |
| 157 | Jacob Ten Broeck Stone House |
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(#02001312) |
169 Albany Ave. 41°56′00″N 74°00′34″W / 41.933333°N 74.009444°W |
Kingston | 1803 stone house expanded and renovated later in the 19th century; part of the Albany Avenue, Kingston, Ulster County, New York MPS |
| 158 | Terwilliger House |
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(#83001821) |
Hoagerburgh Rd. 41°38′59″N 74°12′19″W / 41.649722°N 74.205278°W |
Shawangunk | Early-19th-century Federal-style stone house; part of the Shawangunk Valley MRA |
| 159 | Terwilliger-Smith Farm |
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(#02001658) |
160 Cherrytown Rd. 41°47′45″N 74°19′05″W / 41.795833°N 74.318056°W |
Rochester | Rare surviving complete farmstead in county from 19th and early 20th centuries |
| 160 | The Locusts |
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(#96001440) |
160 Plains Rd. 41°43′46″N 74°06′10″W / 41.729444°N 74.102778°W |
New Paltz | 1826 brick farmhouse was first major house in New Paltz area to be built of brick rather than stone, reflecting abandonment of Dutch and Belgian-style stone houses |
| 161 | Trapps Mountain Hamlet Historic District |
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(#00001275) |
Off NY 44/55 41°44′00″N 74°12′51″W / 41.733333°N 74.214167°W |
Gardiner | Remains of abandoned 1797–1940s community on Shawangunk Ridge |
| 162 | Trinity Episcopal Church Complex |
(#98001006) |
Junction of Church St. and Barclay St. 42°04′04″N 73°56′55″W / 42.067778°N 73.948611°W |
Saugerties | ||
| 163 | Trumpbour Homestead Farm |
(#85002422) |
1789 Old Kings Hwy. 42°08′23″N 73°57′00″W / 42.139722°N 73.95°W |
Saugerties | ||
| 164 | Tuthilltown Gristmill |
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(#82003409) |
Albany Post Rd. 41°41′12″N 74°10′32″W / 41.686667°N 74.175556°W |
Gardiner | Was oldest continuously operating gristmill in New York State until the early 2000s |
| 165 | Ulster Heights Synagogue |
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(#01000045) |
Ulster Heights Rd and Beaver Dam Rd. 41°46′48″N 74°31′04″W / 41.78°N 74.517778°W |
Ulster Heights | Knesset Israel congregation built 1924 by early Jewish settlers in Catskills; still used on High Holy Days |
| 166 | Ulster House Hotel |
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(#02001399) |
Main St. at Academy Rd. 42°08′00″N 74°28′54″W / 42.133333°N 74.481667°W |
Pine Hill | 1882 Italianate building is rare surviving wood frame hotel from peak Catskill resort era |
| 167 | United States Lace Curtain Mills |
(#13000100) |
165 Cornell St. 41°56′05″N 74°00′03″W / 41.934636°N 74.0007657°W |
Kingston | ||
| 168 | US Post Office-Ellenville |
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(#88002496) |
1 Liberty St. 41°43′03″N 74°23′35″W / 41.7175°N 74.3930°W |
Ellenville | Franklin D. Roosevelt personally approved design after residents complained to him about proposed brick building |
| 169 | Benjamin Van Keuren House Ruin |
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(#00001424) |
Off of Bruyn Turnpike 41°38′39″N 74°18′39″W / 41.644167°N 74.310833°W |
Shawangunk | Site of 1745 home of Van Keuren, early settler and Revolutionary War veteran who served four terms as supervisor |
| 170 | Tobias Van Steenburgh House |
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(#99001493) |
93 Wall St. 41°55′37″N 74°00′59″W / 41.926944°N 74.016389°W |
Kingston | Stone house built ca. 1700 is one of few in city not burned by British in 1777 |
| 171 | Van Wagenen Stone House and Farm Complex |
(#99000994) |
2732 Lucas Turnpike 41°48′20″N 74°10′56″W / 41.805556°N 74.182222°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS | |
| 172 | Jacobus Van Wagenen Stone House |
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(#99000999) |
2659 Lucas Turnpike 41°48′15″N 74°10′39″W / 41.804167°N 74.1775°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 173 | Vosburg Turning Mill Complex |
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(#02001120) |
52 Hutchin Hill Rd. 42°04′13″N 74°13′55″W / 42.070278°N 74.231944°W |
Woodstock | |
| 174 | West Strand Historic District |
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(#74001314) |
West Strand and Broadway 41°55′04″N 73°59′01″W / 41.917778°N 73.983611°W |
Kingston | |
| 175 | Dirck Westbrook Stone House |
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(#95000949) |
18 Old Whitfield Rd. 41°48′22″N 74°13′17″W / 41.806111°N 74.221389°W |
Rochester | 1709 stone house now rear wing on early-19th-century Greek Revival front; part of the Rochester MPS |
| 176 | Winfield Corners Stone House |
_Winfield_Corners_Stone_House,_Winfield_Rd.,_Rochester,_Ulster_Cnty,_NY_2.png) |
(#99000993) |
Winfield Rd. 41°49′20″N 74°11′43″W / 41.822222°N 74.195278°W |
Rochester | part of the Rochester MPS |
| 177 | Wynkoop House |
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(#84003237) |
NY 32 42°05′16″N 73°58′29″W / 42.087778°N 73.974722°W |
Saugerties | Intact 1730s long Dutch stone house |
| 178 | Cornelius Wynkoop Stone House |
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(#96000138) |
US 209 41°50′51″N 74°08′33″W / 41.8475°N 74.1425°W |
Marbletown | George Washington was an overnight guest in this 1770s Georgian stone house that has been used as a backdrop in contemporary clothing catalogs. |
| 179 | Moses Yeomans House |
(#09000041) |
252-278 Delaware Ave. 41°55′41″N 73°58′23″W / 41.928089°N 73.973164°W |
Kingston | ||
| 180 | Anthony Yelverton House |
(#83001823) |
39 Maple Ave. 41°43′01″N 73°57′05″W / 41.716944°N 73.951389°W |
Highland |
Former listing
| Name on the Register | Image | Date listed | Date removed | Location | City or town | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Van Vleck House |
(#83001822) |
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Bruynswick Road |
Gardiner |
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