Great fix n flip, or live in and update opportunity. Adorable home, nice lot, in outskirts of Newburgh on Marlboro, school district border.
Newburgh, New York, c.1906
A postcard sent to Rose A. Tighe of Newburgh, New York from her nephew, John, of Marlboro, New York. "Dear Aunt Rose, this is where I go next week. love + kisses your nephew, John." Sent to "Miss Rose A. Tighe, Newburgh, NY."
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Broadway and Grand Streets during the Hudson-Fulton Celebration
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Ever dream of having your own reception hall or a dining room that could seat 20 people or more? Thanks to the housing bust, these mansions offer thousands of feet of living space for less than what it costs to buy a one-bedroom condo in New York or San Francisco.
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Postcard made in Germany. Publisher, J. Ruben, Newburgh NY. Postmarked September 28, 1911 Marlboro, NY.
Hilda Hogancamp was born about 1908 in New York. In 1930, she was 22 years old and lived in Newburgh, New York.
Postcard shows a past view of 9W and King Street in Marlboro. This postcard is postmarked August 29, 1911. Historic postcard published by J. Ruben, Newburgh, NY.
The Old Country Store - Newburgh...I've been here many times!!
The planet's oldest forest was discovered in Cairo, New York in 2019. Scientists recognized a fossil record of the planet’s oldest forest in an abandoned quarry in Cairo, New York. The forest is believed to be 385 million years old.
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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...
What does an 80-year-old English photographer see in the streets of this former All-American City?
Atlas Studios in Newburgh, NY is a historic industrial factory converted into workshop & studios for artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals seeking space in a dynamic environment, in an historic city just 60 miles north of NYC.
Photo donated by M. Mahan. Marlboro, NY.
#jay #hiphop For Word Up! magazine January 1998
