Clermont hosts a variety of annual events throughout the year. The spring Sheep and Wool Showcase is based on historical model farming events at Clermont, where groundbreaking work in agriculture and sheep breeding occurred. What better place to celebrate Independence Day than the former home of a drafter of the Declaration of Independence. Families will enjoy a variety of music, performances, and viewing of local fireworks displays. The summer fun continues in August as Clermont celebrates its ties to the steamboat industry on Steamboat Day, a family event in which children can craft their own scrimshaw ornament and watch a theatrical performance on an actual steamboat. Since Clermont was home to the many Livingston dogs, the estate continues to welcome "a man's best friend" every October to participate in contests, demonstrations, makeovers, and exhibits in Every Dog Has Its Day. Christmas at Clermont kicks off the winter season with guided tours, candlelight receptions and children's activities. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more about Clermont State Historic Site.

American Revolution / War of Independence
Because of the Livingston family's prominent role in support of independence, Clermont was burned by British troops under the command of General John Vaughan during a foray up the Hudson River in the autumn of 1777. Margaret Beekman Livingston, who managed the estate during most of the war years, rebuilt the family home between 1779 and 1782.

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If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit 20th Century Gallery in their 5000 square foot showroom featuring mid-century modern.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

Press "Blue Button" to view our inventory online including our 18th - 20th century paintings, mirrors, and decorative accessories.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Angelika Westerhoff Antiques featuring rare books and a selection of antique tables, lighting and more.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Birgit Antiques who specializes in Scandinavian ceramics from the 1930's to the 1980's.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

Changing Times was the general store and post office for our small town more than 100 years ago. Today Changing Times B&B and our shop Almost Antiques, offer our guests an eclectic mix of the past with modern amenities of the present. Stay in one of our beautiful guest rooms and become a part of our history. With our convenient and central location, we’re sure to become your country home away from home whenever you visit the beautiful Hudson Valley area. Press "Blue Button" for more about antique shopping at Changing Times.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Colonia an antique dealer specializing in country, mid-centuy and decorative antique items.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

We also conduct annual specialty auctions including our antique bicycle auction, which is the largest of its kind and draws people to Columbia County from around the United States and abroad, and our annual textile auction.

A typical Americana sale will contain, but is not limited to the following types of merchandise:

18th and 19th century American and European furniture
Victorian furniture
Country Furniture (painted items are our specialty).
20th century custom mahogany furniture
Textiles including quilts, hook rugs, samplers, and Oriental rugs

Press "Blue Button" to learn more about Copake Auction and our antiques.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Eustace & Zamus Antiques specializing in Period American Antiques.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Hedstrom & Judd offering lifestyle furniture inspired by antiques with Sweden in mind.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

Hudson Supermarket is 7,000 square feet of soaring space that once served as a supermarket and is now a dynamic antique and vintage furnishings market. Featuring twelve dealers whose merchandise acts as a timeline from the very ancient to the very modern, our inventory is ever evolving and always inspiring.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Hudson Supermarket in 7,000 square feet of soaring space that once served as a supermarket and is now a dynamic antique and vintage furnishings market.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to this premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson in New York State.

"The name fits the description for this legendary record store in Upstate New York. Actually the residence of Bunny Brains mastermind Dan Seward, John Doe is tucked away on the main drag of Warren Street and has only a small guidepost that signals the location of this vinyl sanctuary . . . all of the contents of the store are his collection, with virtually no organizational pattern whatsoever. The shop is, therefore, strictly for serious vinyl lovers - those willing to spend hours sifting through stacks and stacks of records in order to find what they're looking for."

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to Hudson; a leading antique district in Columbia County in New York State. You will find great antique stores, charming places to eat, and "different" types of shops such as Jean Deux Books & Records.

In the caring for, maintenance of, and restoration of fine furniture, whether undertaken in the workshop or on site, we use only traditional methods. In order to maintain the integral value of your antique furniture, we utilize the same time tested and proven traditional finishes, materials and methods that have been in use for over 250 years. Press "Blue Button" for more about the restoration of fine antiques.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to historic Hudson; a leading antique district in Columbia County in New York State. Find an amazing array of antique stores, charming places to eat, and unique shops such as Jean Deux Books & Records.

Spend a day antiquing in Hudson New York. Take the Amtrak at Penn Station in NYC to New York's major antique center on Warren Street in the historic city of Hudson, where you can visit Kendon Antiques specializing in American formal and country furniture.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Keystone on the Hudson featuring architectural elements, religious statuary, garden furniture and eccentricities.

Take a scenic drive or take Amtrak to Hudson; a leading antique district in Columbia County, New York State. Find an array of amazing antique stores, charming places to eat, and unique on of a king shops on the streets of Hudson, New York.

Plan a daytrip antiquing. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Mark & Larry Antiques in their 2000 sq. ft. space that offers a constantly changing inventory of architectural, industrial design, furniture, paintings and pottery.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Mark McDonald specializing in mid-century modern.

Currently we have an inventory of over 300 antique, one-of-a-kind screens in two-, four-, and six-panel format, including subject matter such as landscapes, animals, flowers, and genre scenes Our screens range from the 16th century to the 20th century, and we also offer a screen restoration service using authentic methods and materials in the time-honored Japanese manner.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Naga Antiques offering 16th century to 20th century unique screens.

Take a scenic drive or take an Amtrak train to historic Hudson's premier antique district in Columbia County, New York State.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Noonan Antiques dealing in fine 18th Century 19th and 20th Century American and Continental furniture, decoration and eccentricities.

Take a scenic drive or take an Amtrak train to Hudson in Columbia County. When its time to eat select one of many excellent restaurants in Hudson.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Regan & Smith Antiques.

Take a scenic drive or take the Columbia County Amtrakroute to historic Hudson on the water; a leading antique district New York State. You will find great antique stores, charming places to eat, and "different" types of shops such as John Doe Books & Records.

Plan a daytrip and visit historic Hudson New York located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from Hudson, New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Skalar Antiques featuring mid-century modern and art deco.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Sutter Antiques featuring Biedermeir, Empire and Art Deco furniture.

Take a scenic drive or hop on a train to the Amtrak Station at Hudson in Columbia County. Enjoy a short walk to the premier antique district located in historic Hudson.

Plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Vince Mulford Antiques in his beautifully renovated 10,000 square foot space that he also calls home.

From New York City take the Amtrak to Columbia and visit New York's premier antique district in the historic city of Hudson.

From Manhattan, take the Amtrak to Columbia Hudson Station and visit this premier antique district in this historic city on the shores of the Hudson River; offering a large and upscale selection of antique stores.

Press "Blue Button" for more about the Limner Gallery, its history, artists, and exhibits.

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a daytrip from Manhattan to Hudson NY located in the upper Hudson Valley. Penn Station is only two hours from New York's major antique center on Warren Street where you can visit Tom Swope Gallery dealing in antiquities from around the world.

When your ready to dine, select one of many excellent restaurants in Columbia County.

Clermont hosts a variety of annual events throughout the year. The spring Sheep and Wool Showcase is based on historical model farming events at Clermont, where groundbreaking work in agriculture and sheep breeding occurred. What better place to celebrate Independence Day than the former home of a drafter of the Declaration of Independence. Families will enjoy a variety of music, performances, and viewing of local fireworks displays. The summer fun continues in August as Clermont celebrates its ties to the steamboat industry on Steamboat Day, a family event in which children can craft their own scrimshaw ornament and watch a theatrical performance on an actual steamboat. Since Clermont was home to the many Livingston dogs, the estate continues to welcome "a man's best friend" every October to participate in contests, demonstrations, makeovers, and exhibits in Every Dog Has Its Day. Christmas at Clermont kicks off the winter season with guided tours, candlelight receptions and children's activities. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more about Clermont State Historic Site.

American Revolution / War of Independence
Because of the Livingston family's prominent role in support of independence, Clermont was burned by British troops under the command of General John Vaughan during a foray up the Hudson River in the autumn of 1777. Margaret Beekman Livingston, who managed the estate during most of the war years, rebuilt the family home between 1779 and 1782.

Olana encompasses the house, the farm and the entire 250-acre estate owned by Frederic Church. The picturesque landscape, with panoramic vistas of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, like the house, was designed by Church. Over a 40-year period he transformed 250 acres of treeless farm fields into an artistic composition encompassing a lake, park, farm, extensive road system, and gardens. Visitors throughout the year enjoy guided and self-guided tours of the Church-inspired landscape. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more information about Olana.

The word is: Terrific for breakfast, lunch, or early dinner. The soups are amazing and they offer a large selection of organic and vegetarian food; and it's delicious. The decors not great, but you can eat outside.

Clermont hosts a variety of annual events throughout the year. The spring Sheep and Wool Showcase is based on historical model farming events at Clermont, where groundbreaking work in agriculture and sheep breeding occurred. What better place to celebrate Independence Day than the former home of a drafter of the Declaration of Independence. Families will enjoy a variety of music, performances, and viewing of local fireworks displays. The summer fun continues in August as Clermont celebrates its ties to the steamboat industry on Steamboat Day, a family event in which children can craft their own scrimshaw ornament and watch a theatrical performance on an actual steamboat. Since Clermont was home to the many Livingston dogs, the estate continues to welcome "a man's best friend" every October to participate in contests, demonstrations, makeovers, and exhibits in Every Dog Has Its Day. Christmas at Clermont kicks off the winter season with guided tours, candlelight receptions and children's activities. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more about Clermont State Historic Site.

American Revolution / War of Independence
Because of the Livingston family's prominent role in support of independence, Clermont was burned by British troops under the command of General John Vaughan during a foray up the Hudson River in the autumn of 1777. Margaret Beekman Livingston, who managed the estate during most of the war years, rebuilt the family home between 1779 and 1782.

Olana encompasses the house, the farm and the entire 250-acre estate owned by Frederic Church. The picturesque landscape, with panoramic vistas of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, like the house, was designed by Church. Over a 40-year period he transformed 250 acres of treeless farm fields into an artistic composition encompassing a lake, park, farm, extensive road system, and gardens. Visitors throughout the year enjoy guided and self-guided tours of the Church-inspired landscape. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more information about Olana.

Clermont hosts a variety of annual events throughout the year. The spring Sheep and Wool Showcase is based on historical model farming events at Clermont, where groundbreaking work in agriculture and sheep breeding occurred. What better place to celebrate Independence Day than the former home of a drafter of the Declaration of Independence. Families will enjoy a variety of music, performances, and viewing of local fireworks displays. The summer fun continues in August as Clermont celebrates its ties to the steamboat industry on Steamboat Day, a family event in which children can craft their own scrimshaw ornament and watch a theatrical performance on an actual steamboat. Since Clermont was home to the many Livingston dogs, the estate continues to welcome "a man's best friend" every October to participate in contests, demonstrations, makeovers, and exhibits in Every Dog Has Its Day. Christmas at Clermont kicks off the winter season with guided tours, candlelight receptions and children's activities. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more about Clermont State Historic Site.

American Revolution / War of Independence
Because of the Livingston family's prominent role in support of independence, Clermont was burned by British troops under the command of General John Vaughan during a foray up the Hudson River in the autumn of 1777. Margaret Beekman Livingston, who managed the estate during most of the war years, rebuilt the family home between 1779 and 1782.

Olana encompasses the house, the farm and the entire 250-acre estate owned by Frederic Church. The picturesque landscape, with panoramic vistas of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, like the house, was designed by Church. Over a 40-year period he transformed 250 acres of treeless farm fields into an artistic composition encompassing a lake, park, farm, extensive road system, and gardens. Visitors throughout the year enjoy guided and self-guided tours of the Church-inspired landscape. Press "Blue Button" for attractions and more information about Olana.

"These delicious 12 inch, wheat-free, gluten-free crusts are made from millet and rice flour. They are not made with sourdough starter. Any of the pizzas on our menu can be made using these crusts for the same price as a large pizza. . . . soups are vegan, house-made, tasty and healthy no matter if you are vegan or an omnivore. Press "Blue Button" for nutritional info, menus, and more about Bab Louie's.

The word is: The pizza is organic and delicious, the salads are fantastic as are the Italian sandwiches; no wonder there's a waiting line to get in.

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The word is: Terrific for breakfast, lunch, or early dinner. The soups are amazing and they offer a large selection of organic and vegetarian food; and it's delicious. The decors not great, but you can eat outside.

Changing Times was the general store and post office for our small town more than 100 years ago. Today Changing Times B&B and our shop Almost Antiques, offer our guests an eclectic mix of the past with modern amenities of the present. Stay in one of our beautiful guest rooms and become a part of our history. With our convenient and central location, we’re sure to become your country home away from home whenever you visit the beautiful Hudson Valley area. Press "Blue Button" for more about antique shopping at Changing Times.

"In a city of elegant buildings, Hudson’s Morgan Jones House (c1906) is also one of the most elegant and architecturally interesting. Now transformed through careful restoration into The Inn at Hudson . . .” Byrne Fone, Historic Hudson: An Architectural Portrait

If you enjoy antiquing, plan a getaway weekend to Hudson, New York, located in the upper Hudson Valley. Historic Hudson offers an amazing selection of antique shops with many high end antiques. Take a scenic drive or a relaxing train ride from New York's Penn Station to Hudson, NY where you'll find a premier antique district on Warren Street, just a short walk from the Inn at Hudson.

The word is: Absolutely delicious breakfasts with wonderful hosts and the inn is great; also a good location for antiquing and good restaurants nearby.

Home to seven guest rooms and suites, many with decorative fireplaces, whirlpool tubs and walk-in spa showers, this bed and breakfast is ideal for a romantic getaway. Experience an exquisite sunset from the wraparound porch or just relax in a whirlpool tub and soak in the moonlight. Sitting on a lush hilltop, surrounded by 100-acres of shaded woodlands, this stately Victorian has magnificent views of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains.

The word is: The food, the food . . . it is fabulous, and the service is wonderful.

The word is: Terrific for breakfast, lunch, or early dinner. The soups are amazing and they offer a large selection of organic and vegetarian food; and it's delicious. The decors not great, but you can eat outside.

The word is: Authentic casual French ambiance make this popular café a good place to go for breakfast, crepes, sandwiches, salads, and great coffee - if they are in the mood to serve you.

The word is: All Carvel ingredients are kosher.

"Vico” means village in the Tuscan dialect, and it is our aim to build a restaurant around locally grown, seasonal ingredients from the Hudson Valley, uncomplicated preparation based on the centuries-old traditions of Italian cuisine, learning about naturally produced, small-scale wines from Tuscany and other regions of Italy as well as personalized service

The word is: "At Vico, the vast majority of our meat, poultry, dairy, eggs and in-season produce is locally grown and raised in Columbia County, and that percentage is growing daily."

"These delicious 12 inch, wheat-free, gluten-free crusts are made from millet and rice flour. They are not made with sourdough starter. Any of the pizzas on our menu can be made using these crusts for the same price as a large pizza. . . . soups are vegan, house-made, tasty and healthy no matter if you are vegan or an omnivore. Press "Blue Button" for nutritional info, menus, and more about Bab Louie's.

The word is: The pizza is organic and delicious, the salads are fantastic as are the Italian sandwiches; no wonder there's a waiting line to get in.

The word is: Terrific for breakfast, lunch, or early dinner. The soups are amazing and they offer a large selection of organic and vegetarian food; and it's delicious. The decors not great, but you can eat outside.

You can even sign-up for TRANSalert, email . . as part of the Transportation Regional Advisory Network System, the New York State Thruway Authority offers an email service to its customers to inform them of major unscheduled incidents that may affect their travel on the Thruway.

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