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Water Street, Newburgh NY before urban renewal
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St. Patrick's Cemetery *************** Excerpted from E. M. Ruttenber’s History of Orange County, New York (1881), and John J Nut...
Newburgh may not be the easiest place to love in the Hudson Valley, but those who call it home are fiercely proud of the city on the river.
This photograph depicts Grand Street in Newburgh, NY, looking south towards Washington's Headquarters on a winter's day. Washington's Headquarters can be seen faintly in the distance.
This image is an advertisement for the steam and hot water heating and plumbing business of Edson L. Clark located at 77 Second Street in Newburgh, N.Y. It includes two photos, one of the store front and one of the showroom as well as an etching of what appears to be the Hudson River shoreline.
This photograph depicts some of the wares of wholesale grocer Howard & Company. Items photographed include coffee tins with the inscription "Howard & Co., Importers and Roasters, Newburgh, N.Y.", and under that "Fresh Roasted Coffee," a burlap sack of coffee with the inscription "Plantation Coffee" and a calendar opened to January 1909. George E. Howard was a well respected businessman and amateur photographer in Newburgh, N.Y. Mr. Howard was born in Newburgh and resided at 216 Montgomery Street. At the age of 16 he was a bookkeeper in the wholesale establishment of E. T. Skidmore & Co. on Front Street. Later, he formed a partnership with Samuel J. Hilton as wholesale grocers specializing in teas and cigars. By 1909 when this photograph was taken, Howard had struck out on his own and established G. E. Howard & Co., located on Front and Second Streets. The company's product line expanded into importing coffee and other products. THe company grew steadily and with the advent of the automobile the territory covered by the firm expanded and serviced independent grocers over a radius of 60 miles. Howard owned and operated Howard & Company into the 1940s when he sold the business to John A. Riley. The last entry for George E. Howard in the Newburgh City Directory was in the 1948-1949 edition. The George Howard Co. moved to MacArthur Avenue, New Windsor, N.Y. in 1965. Howard died at age 75 on April 7, 1949.
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Newburgh north west morris dancers at Chorley Day of Dance 2018
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None of Washington’s military headquarters during the War for Independence is of greater historical significance than the Hasbrouck House at Newburgh, NY. The private home that became General George Washington’s headquarters between April 1782 and August 1783 was where he made some of his most important contributions to the United States of America. It was […]
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If you are in search of great BBQ in New York, Newburgh has plenty of options. Let this post be a guide to BBQ in the town.
Descriptive history and current conditions on the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge (I-84 and NY 52) in the lower Hudson Valley.
As many New Yorkers discovered during the pandemic, this Orange County city doesn’t just have good bones, it is magnificent — and still fairly affordable.
