The famed Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site is situated at Haviland in Hyde Park, in Dutchess County. It comprises of a massive 181 acres (0.73 square kilometers) of land area. It was actively established on May 27, 1977. The site pulls in great crowds every year. According to the 2005 statistics, the number of annual visitors to the site is 52,690. The site occupies great historic importance and is also fondly referred as Val-Kill.
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Visitors catch a glimpse of life in the eighteenth century at the historic Glebe House in Poughkeepsie. Constructed in 1767, the Georgian style brick house has much of its original fittings intact. Decorated with typical 18th century furniture and artifacts, the house has a coveted spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Tourists can discover the house and its history by arranging for a tour. Admission and tours are by appointment only.
Nestled in the Hudson Valley, New Paltz is a stunning blending of unique experiences that is waiting to be explored. This picturesque little town is home to lively music festivals, colorful local shops, historic houses, delicious eateries, quirky boutiques, and cozy coffee shops. The Historic Huguenot Street in the town is a must-visit attraction that is flanked by beautiful 17th-century houses and commercial buildings. The Main Street is where all the action happens in the town, making for a unique, touristy experience. Other attractions in New Paltz include the Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary and Mohonk Mountain House.
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