Get Into the Spirit of the Season at Newburgh’s Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes
It isn't too early to start making plans to visit seasonally bedecked historic houses to gain some design inspiration for your holiday season.
Hold History in Your Hand With the Launch of the Urban Archive App in Newburgh
The collecting institutions of Newburgh have banded together to bring the rich history of their community to life via a new collaboration with Urban Archive.
A Picturesque Pre-Civil War Manse by Architect Frederick Clarke Withers Could Be Yours for $749K
The Hudson Valley is a picturesque place, not only for its natural beauty but for the architectural treasures tucked into the hamlets and towns scattered on both sides of the river.
Capturing Community Through the Lens in Newburgh
Barbershops hold a particular place in community life, a common space where connections are forged and experiences shared. A recent project sought to capture the importance of those spaces in the life of the city.
Explore the Architectural Heritage of Newburgh at the Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes
Newburgh, an architectural wonder of a town along the Hudson River, celebrates the season in style with their annual house tour.
History Is Electric at This Greek Revival Wood Frame in Newburgh
If you are looking for a house with a smattering of quirky history across the centuries, this early 19th century house offers everything from Thomas Edison as a house guest to murals by a contemporary artist.
Navigate Historic Home Renovation With Dwellstead on Saturday, June 30
Join Dwellstead at their June 30th workshop in Newburgh where they will help you realize your vision of renovating a historic and distressed building and turning it into a beautiful and affordable green home.
A Wintry Tour of the 19th Century Houses of Newburgh (Photos)
Newburgh, perched on a scenic spot along the western banks of the Hudson River, is a must see for 19th century architecture buffs.
Can the Greek Revival Masterpiece of Newburgh Be Saved?
Despite its architectural significance, the early 19th century Dutch Reformed Church has been vacant and deteriorating for decades as the community and preservationists have struggled to come up with a plan to save the masterwork.
Travel Tips for the Hudson River Valley Visitor in 1896
Puzzled about where exactly to book your remaining, precious summer vacation days?
