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Historic trolleys, a Hudson River lighthouse and colonial landmarks in the Hudson Valley city of Kingston.
Founded in 1979, this museum preserves the river’s maritime history with historic vessels, ship models, lifeboats and archives.
The original meeting place of the New York State Senate has colonial-era artifacts, tours, re-enactments and picnic spots.
Ride a rail trolley through the Hudson River Valley on the old Ulster and Delaware Railroad yards and learn how railways shaped the area.
Nicknamed the Old Bridge, this 1921 suspension bridge spans Rondout Creek and is a landmark for architecture fans.
This heritage railroad began running in 1982, with trains rolling past some of the country’s oldest farms and up into the Hurley Mountains.
This 150-acre refuge for farm animals rescued from cruelty offers guided tours and a chance to meet the residents.
Built in 1871 and nicknamed the Maid of the Meadows, this Hudson River lighthouse is reached by boat or seen from Mills Mansion and Norrie Point.
Hike, mountain bike or ski through an old-growth forest of about 200 acres, then climb the fire tower for views over the trees.
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