The Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site is an attempt to gather in one place many of the public domain records for genealogical research in Delaware County, New York.
The Society was organized to promote the increase of knowledge of and interest in that portion of the Catskill Mountains referred to generally as the "Mountain Top" through the study and preservation of its art, literature, history, culture, folklore, legends and environment by means of a variety of programs, activities and projects.
A look back at the people, places and events that shaped the history of Sullivan County, New York. Reprinted weekly from the Sullivan County Democrat newspaper Weekender edition.
Archives, Essays, and Resources Relating to the History of Woodstock, New York
The Ulster & Delaware Railroad Historical Society is a chapter of the NRHS (National Railway Historical Society), focusing on the history of the railroads and related social, economic, and cultural institutions of the Catskill and Hudson Valley regions
In 1963, just six years after the O&W's demise, the ONTARIO & WESTERN CHAPTER of the National Railway Historical Society was chartered, and another six years later the O&W TECHNICAL & HISTORICAL SOCIETY was founded. Their common interest brought them together in 1979 as the ONTARIO & WESTERN RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Inc., a tax exempt non-profit 501(c)(3) organization devoted to preserving the history of the New York, Ontario & Western Railway.
ESRM is dedicated to bringing alive the history of these railroads, their people and the towns they served, to the residents and visitors of the Catskill Mountains and the greater Hudson Valley.
The Delaware County Historical
Association campus is located about two miles north of the Village of
Delhi on Route 10, and is home to several historic buildings, a library/archive
and genealogical research center, and three exhibit galleries.
Many pictures of towns in Delaware
County by Tamara Sanford. Also visit her Sanford Family Genealogy website.
The Andes Society for History and Culture is a not for profit educational corporation established in 1975 for the purpose of promoting the history of Andes and the surrounding area and to provide diverse educational and cultural programming. It is located in the historic village of Andes, NY in the heart of the Catskill Mountains.
The Skene Memorial Library serves
the village of Fleischmanns and its surrounding communities. The building's
graceful architecture, stone fireplace, pillared entrance, and ornate
windows welcome visitors to one of the few libraries in the Catskill
region built specifically for use as a library.
The Town of Olive Archives was organized in 1992 by the Town Clerk. They consist of collections of records that contain important information about the past-what really happened, how it happened, and why. The Archives are largely ordinary records of the day they were written. Their value to us increases steadily each year because the information they contain remains fresh and accurate, while our memories do not.
A personal perspective by
Camilla Calhoun on the old town of Olive and it's removal for the construction of the Ashokan Reservoir.
Camp High Point, in West Shokan, New York, was established in 1923. For nearly 50 years, thousands of boys and girls passed through the "front gate" to spend eight weeks with their summer "family." To those of us who went there, High Point was family. Owned and operated for many years by the Sonnenreich family (Fay, Manny, Bill, Mike, and Joe), High Point was a very special place. When it closed after the 1970 season, an era came to an end. I hope this Web site helps reunite long-lost friends who have a lot of fond memories to share.
This is the homepage for the memories of the former Camp TA-RI-GO, which was located up the hill on Little Red Kill Road in Fleischmanns, New York, in the Catskill Mountains off Route 28. It was a Jewish summer camp for several hundred boys and girls from before World War II until 1977.
A museum dedicated to recording
and presenting the history and heritage of the Irish in America. Changing
exhibits, research library, family programs, and lectures.
A Brief Early History of the Counties
of New York from: History of New York State 1523-1927 Edited by Dr James
Sullivan c1927
The Century House Historical Society
is a not-for-profit educational organization dedicated to the industrial
history of the Rosendale natural cement region. The Society is located
at the Snyder Estate
in New York's historic Hudson Valley.
Now celebrating our 33rd year,
the purpose of the D&H Canal Historical Society is to preserve,
protect and perpetuate the unique history of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal particularly in Ulster County.
Using the collections of the American Museum
of Natural History Library as a springboard, the purpose of this site
is three-fold: to serve as an online resource for Burroughs scholars
and students by bringing together biographical and critical information
about John Burroughs; to provide information about the John Burroughs
Association and its activities; and to highlight the collections of
the American Museum of Natural History, which contains a permanent exhibit
dedicated to Burroughs, and its Library, which is a repository of several
collections of photographs and early film.
Promoting the study of the life
and works of James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851). Encouraging the enjoyment
of his 32 novels, and appreciation of his ideas. Providing useful information
to students, scholars, and reader
NYGENWEB Genealogy & History
Links
The Catskills Institute is a nonprofit
corporation dedicated to understanding the past and preserving the record
of Jewish life in the Catskill Mountains. Here you will find general
information about the institute, reference material relating to Jewish
life in the Catskills Mountains, details about future work and upcoming
meetings, as well as membership information.
More than 300 years 0f Upper Hudson Valley history are reflected in the cluster of architecturally significant buildings which comprise the Bronck Museum. After eight generations of Broncks had maintained the homestead as a working farm, it came to the Greene County Historical Society under the will of Leonard Bronk Lampman. This legacy is a permanent memorial to his mother Adelaide Ely Bronk Lampman, a lineal descendant of Pieter Bronck, original grantee and first builder on the land in 1663. The Greene County Historical Society maintains the Bronck Farmstead as its headquarters and as a museum to house valuable historical collections which reflect the region's history.
The incredible story of harnessing
the clear pure water from The Catskill Mountain streams for the residents
of New Yorn City.
A description of the Catskill Mountain area,
written by a 17 year old in 1921, and presented on the Internet by
his son.
Photos, stories, information on
the history of the Cliff House, Wildmere, and other historic sites at
Lake Minnewaska Mountain Houses.
The Sullivan County Historical
Society was established on September 18, 1886 to preserve the history
of Sullivan County for the enlightenment of future generations. The
preservation was, and is, accomplished through the storage of historical
records and documents, the acquisition of artifacts illustrative of
different periods in the county's history, and the mounting of both
temporary and permanent exhibits at the Sullivan County Museum Art and
Culture Center in Hurleyville, New York.
These links are provided as a service for visitors to discover the rich and varied resources of the Catskill Mountains Region. Please note that I have no connection with any of the websites listed, and I cannot be held responsible for their content. Click here to have your web site listed. Only websites for organizations in the Catskill Mountains area, or with Catskill Mountains related content will be accepted. I reserve the right to accept, reject, or remove any links at my own discretion. Only links to web pages will be accepted.
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