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Circa 2000 Antiques is located at 13 South Broadway, Nyack NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson Valley. Circa 2000 offers several museum quality European Antiques, original art work and lighting fixture's as well as numerous hand picked gift ideas. Circa 2000 is also a dealer of the finest new furniture maker in the world, Habersham.
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After a day of antiquing, be sure to visit one of the excellent restaurants in Nyack; a quaint Hudson River village.
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
Eileen Fisher Boutique is located at 68 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County, "Great design is at the heart of EILEEN FISHER. It is an idea brought to life through clean lines, simple shapes and sensual fabrics. Great design is clothing in context, made to fit both our bodies and our lives."
Press blue button for great clothes including, sweaters, pants, skirts, dresses, and SALE items. Find Eileen Fisher Boutique, Outlet, and Lab stores.
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
Nyack Hospital is located at 160 North Midland Ave, Nyack NY 10960 in Rockland County, about 20 miles north of New York City. Nyack Hospital is a 375-bed community acute care medical and surgical hospital. Founded in 1895, it is a member of NewYork - Presbyterian Healthcare System and an Affiliate of Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. A medical staff of more than 650 physicians oversees an array of radiological, laboratory, outpatient and emergency services, as well strong maternal and child health programs.
In 2005, The New York State Department of Health designated Nyack Hospital as a Stroke Center. The hospital is home to the Herbert and Edythe Kurz Pediatric Emergency Department. More than just a colorful version of the traditional Emergency Department, the Peds ED employs physicians and nurses skilled in pediatrics who are able to address the unique medical and emotional needs of young patients.
Nyack Hospital’s busy Maternity Center delivers more than 2,200 babies each year and has a excellent reputation within Rockland County for its high quality of care and personal attention our nurses and medical staff offer mothers and their newborns. Unlike many other community hospitals Nyack Hospital delivers 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year obstetric and gynecologic coverage.
A multidisciplinary team of professionals at The Union State Bank Cancer Center at Nyack Hospital diagnose and treat all forms of cancer. Affiliated with the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Columbia’s specialty physicians routinely visit Nyack Hospital giving patients access to sophisticated resources when they need them. In 2005 the center was re-accredited by The American College of Surgeons with a three-year acceditation with commendation, the highest level of accreditation awarded. Only 56 percent of institutions nationwide receive this accreditation and only 37 percent in New York state.
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O'Donoghue's Tavern, serving Pub Food and Traditional American, is located at 66 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County. From the owners: "Homemade soups, sauces and desserts, hand cut French or sweet potato fries (free lemon ice pop desserts for the kids) . . . weekends, our Saturday Night Free Music presents live rock and deejays with no cover charge". Press blue button for a history of the Tavern on 66 Main Street.
Features Music Events Sunday Brunch
The word is "Great neighborhood pub with good food" a "very friendly waitstaff" serving the "best veggie burger" and "fish & chips", and a "near perfect pint of Guinness where the head is creamy and the stout is fresh" but it gets "super crowded on the weekends".
Hudson House of Nyack, serving New American cuisine, is located at 134 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson Valley. Outdoor dining at a few tables on the sidewalk and a few on the back patio.
Features Outdoor Dining
The word is Excellent food cooked to perfection; you may want to book during the week, as it is difficult to have a conversation on weekend evenings when the restaurant is full.
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
BHG Rand Realty of Nyack is located at 46 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County. Rand Realty offers real estate services in the towns of Pearl River, Orangeburg, Blauvelt, Tappan, Palisades, Chestnut Ridge and all of Rockland County.
Cafe Barcel, serving New American cuisine with Latin and Mediterranean influences, is located at 162 Main Street, Nyack NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson River Valley.
The word is Lively and inviting decor serving fabulous food with Latin influences - don't miss the buńuelos for dessert.
Hudson House of Nyack, serving New American cuisine, is located at 134 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson Valley. Outdoor dining at a few tables on the sidewalk and a few on the back patio.
Features Outdoor Dining
The word is Excellent food cooked to perfection; you may want to book during the week, as it is difficult to have a conversation on weekend evenings when the restaurant is full.
O'Donoghue's Tavern, serving Pub Food and Traditional American, is located at 66 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County. From the owners: "Homemade soups, sauces and desserts, hand cut French or sweet potato fries (free lemon ice pop desserts for the kids) . . . weekends, our Saturday Night Free Music presents live rock and deejays with no cover charge". Press blue button for a history of the Tavern on 66 Main Street.
Features Music Events Sunday Brunch
The word is "Great neighborhood pub with good food" a "very friendly waitstaff" serving the "best veggie burger" and "fish & chips", and a "near perfect pint of Guinness where the head is creamy and the stout is fresh" but it gets "super crowded on the weekends".
At Starbucks you can customize you beverage by requesting it be made with whole, skim, soy or, in the U.S., even organic milk." Press blue button for nutrition information and more.
Lanterna Tuscan Bistro is located at 3 South Broadway, Nyack in Rockland County NY 10960. Chef Giannini has developed a following of clients who praise Lanterna for the distinctive food, authentic Italian wines, and cozy bistro atmosphere. Press blue button for menus and more information about Lanterna Tuscan Bistro.
O'Donoghue's Tavern, serving Pub Food and Traditional American, is located at 66 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County. From the owners: "Homemade soups, sauces and desserts, hand cut French or sweet potato fries (free lemon ice pop desserts for the kids) . . . weekends, our Saturday Night Free Music presents live rock and deejays with no cover charge". Press blue button for a history of the Tavern on 66 Main Street.
Features Music Events Sunday Brunch
The word is "Great neighborhood pub with good food" a "very friendly waitstaff" serving the "best veggie burger" and "fish & chips", and a "near perfect pint of Guinness where the head is creamy and the stout is fresh" but it gets "super crowded on the weekends".
Hook Mountain State Park is part of the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just north of the Nyacks, the Palisades ridge, which had moved inland to form a shallow bowl, returns to the river's edge. The familiar columnar formations reappear as Hook Mountain, jutting its massive curved and quarried face into the river and demarcating the Tappan Zee from Haverstraw Bay. The name is derived from the Dutch Verdrietige Hoogte (tedious or troublesome point), named for the contrary winds that sailors encountered while trying to round it.
Brief History: Saving Hook Mountain and the Tappan Zee Riverfront In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, quarrying, which started on the Jersey Palisades, spread upriver, threatening to deface Hook Mountain on the Tappan Zee and the entire riverfront . . . In 1872, the erection of a stone crusher at Hook Mountain signaled the beginning of large-scale operations. By 1900, this and 31 smaller quarries between Piermont and Nyack were operating. Sentiment was growing to stop this defacement . . .
George W. Perkins, president of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, played an instrumental role in influencing the philanthropists of his time as to the importance of preserving the Palisades. He believed the forested Highlands of the Hudson, famous for their scenery and as Revolutionary strongholds, would become a recreational resource for the people of the metropolitan district. The acquisition of Hook Mountain by the Commission was made possible by generous contributions by members of the Harriman, Perkins, and Rockefeller families, who have been adding to park holdings even up to the present time. Press blue button for entire text from New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Visit Perkins Point, built in tribute to George Perkins. At Perkins Point you will experience spectacular views of the Hudson River, Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point, Storm King, and Fort Montgomery. Four states are visible (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania), including the New York City skyline.
Park Attractions and Activities
Biking Beautiful views as you bike along the Hudson River's edge. The bike path follows the river's edge from Haverstraw Beach State to Nyack Beach State Park in Upper Nyack. For more biking trails, visit biking in the Hudson River Valley.
Bird Watching Hook Mountain State Park is best known as a hawk watch site. More about the Audubon Society and great spots for Birding.
Hiking Enjoy scenic landscapes while hiking along the banks of the Hudson River.
Cafe Barcel, serving New American cuisine with Latin and Mediterranean influences, is located at 162 Main Street, Nyack NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson River Valley.
The word is Lively and inviting decor serving fabulous food with Latin influences - don't miss the buńuelos for dessert.
Hudson House of Nyack, serving New American cuisine, is located at 134 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960, Rockland County in the Hudson Valley. Outdoor dining at a few tables on the sidewalk and a few on the back patio.
Features Outdoor Dining
The word is Excellent food cooked to perfection; you may want to book during the week, as it is difficult to have a conversation on weekend evenings when the restaurant is full.
Lanterna Tuscan Bistro is located at 3 South Broadway, Nyack in Rockland County NY 10960. Chef Giannini has developed a following of clients who praise Lanterna for the distinctive food, authentic Italian wines, and cozy bistro atmosphere. Press blue button for menus and more information about Lanterna Tuscan Bistro.
O'Donoghue's Tavern, serving Pub Food and Traditional American, is located at 66 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County. From the owners: "Homemade soups, sauces and desserts, hand cut French or sweet potato fries (free lemon ice pop desserts for the kids) . . . weekends, our Saturday Night Free Music presents live rock and deejays with no cover charge". Press blue button for a history of the Tavern on 66 Main Street.
Features Music Events Sunday Brunch
The word is "Great neighborhood pub with good food" a "very friendly waitstaff" serving the "best veggie burger" and "fish & chips", and a "near perfect pint of Guinness where the head is creamy and the stout is fresh" but it gets "super crowded on the weekends".
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Eileen Fisher Boutique is located at 68 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 in Rockland County, "Great design is at the heart of EILEEN FISHER. It is an idea brought to life through clean lines, simple shapes and sensual fabrics. Great design is clothing in context, made to fit both our bodies and our lives."
Press blue button for great clothes including, sweaters, pants, skirts, dresses, and SALE items. Find Eileen Fisher Boutique, Outlet, and Lab stores.
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