# List of New York State Historic Markers in Ulster County, New York

This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in Ulster County, New York.

## Listings County-Wide

(147 Markers)
| # | Marker heading | Image | Designator | Location | City or town | Coordinates | Marker text |
| 1 | CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ESOPUS | Historic marker sign for the church | State Ed Dept, 1935 | US 9W AT WEST PARK | Esopus | 41°48′17.59″N 73°57′32.87″W﻿ / ﻿41.8048861°N 73.9591306°W﻿ / 41.8048861; -73.9591306 | CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ESOPUS BUILT 1842 |
| 2 | JOHN BURROUGHS | Historic marker sign to Slabsides | State Ed Dept, 1935 | B'WAY & PARK LA., IN WEST PARK, | Esopus | 41°47′56.9544″N 73°57′32.4612″W﻿ / ﻿41.799154000°N 73.959017000°W﻿ / 41.799154000; -73.959017000 | JOHN BURROUGHS 1 ${\frac {1}{2}}$ MILES WESTWARD IS "SLABSIDES", RUSTIC CABIN OF THE POET-NATURALIST, WHERE HE SPENT MUCH TIME IN THE LATE 90'S [sic] AND EARLY 1900'S [sic]. |
| 3 | GENERAL WASHINGTON | Historic marker sign for where there was a party for George Washington | State Ed Dept, 1938 | N.E. CORNER ZANDHOECK RD. & MILLBROOK AVE. | Hurley | 41°55′27.75″N 74°03′40.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.9243750°N 74.061139°W﻿ / 41.9243750; -74.061139 | GENERAL WASHINGTON WAS GIVEN A PUBLIC RECEPTION HERE ON HIS JOURNEY FROM WEST POINT TO KINGSTON, NOV. 16, 1782 |
| 4 | OLD GUARD HOUSE | Historic marker sign for the Old Guard House | State Ed Dept, 1938 | US 209 | Hurley | 41°55′33.42″N 74°03′49.86″W﻿ / ﻿41.9259500°N 74.0638500°W﻿ / 41.9259500; -74.0638500 | LIEUT. DAVID TAYLOR, BRITISH SPY, WAS CONFINED IN THIS HOUSE AND HANGED ON AN APPLE TREE, OCTOBER 18, 1777 |
| 5 | OLD MINE ROAD | Historic marker sign for the Esopus-Minisink Trail | State Ed Dept, 1949 | US 209. | Hurley | 41°55′30.94″N 74°03′46.77″W﻿ / ﻿41.9252611°N 74.0629917°W﻿ / 41.9252611; -74.0629917 | ESOPUS-MINISINK TRAIL INDIAN TRAIL CONNECTING DELAWARE VALLEY WITH HUDSON RIVER. USED BEFORE AND DURING REVOLUTION |
| 6 | VAN DEUSEN HOUSE | Historic marker sign for the van Dusen House | NY State Historical Marker (no date) | US 209. | Hurley | 41°55′30.66″N 74°03′45.01″W﻿ / ﻿41.9251833°N 74.0625028°W﻿ / 41.9251833; -74.0625028 | BUILT 1723 TEMPORARY CAPITOL OF STATE AFTER BURNING OF KINGSTON 1777. |
| 7 | ELMENDORF TAVERN | | | SE CORNER MAIDEN LA. & FAIR ST. | Kingston | | MEETING PLACE STATE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY 1777 |
| 8 | FIRST KINGSTON ACADEMY | | | SW CORNER JOHN & CROWN STS. | Kingston | | FIRST KINGSTON ACADEMY FOUNDED 1774 BY TRUSTEES OF TOWN OF KINGSTON. |
| 9 | PLAN OF KINGSTON STOCKADE | Historic marker for the Kingston Stockade | NY State Historical Marker, 1927 | N. FRONT ST. & CLINTON AVE. | Kingston | 41°56′07.2″N 74°01′07″W﻿ / ﻿41.935333°N 74.01861°W﻿ / 41.935333; -74.01861 | PLAN OF KINGSTON STOCKADE (WILTWYCK) FORT (F) AND 1658 STREETS SITE OF OLD STOCKADE 1658 |
| 10 | SITE OF OLD BLOCKHOUSE | Historic marker for the location of the Old Blockhouse | NY State Historical Marker, 1927 | S.W. CORNER MAIN & FAIR STS. | Kingston | 41°55′57.7″N 74°01′05.3″W﻿ / ﻿41.932694°N 74.018139°W﻿ / 41.932694; -74.018139 | SITE OF OLD BLOCKHOUSE BUILT 1658 |
| 11 | SITE OF BOGARDUS TAVERN | Original Historic marker for the Bogardus Tavern | NY State Historical Marker, 1927 | N.W. CORNER MAIDEN LA. & FAIR ST. | Kingston | 41°55′52.09″N 74°01′01.17″W﻿ / ﻿41.9311361°N 74.0169917°W﻿ / 41.9311361; -74.0169917 | SITE OF BOGARDUS TAVERN FIRST MEETING PLACE NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY SEPTEMBER 10TH 1777 |
| 11b | (Return of NY Assembly to Kingston) | Historic marker for return of NYS Assembly to the Bogardus | (no agency or date) | N.W. CORNER MAIDEN LA. & FAIR ST. | Kingston | 41°55′52.09″N 74°01′01.17″W﻿ / ﻿41.9311361°N 74.0169917°W﻿ / 41.9311361; -74.0169917 | ON APRIL 23, 1977, A DELEGATION REPRESENTING THE NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY RETURNED TO THE SITE OF THE ASSEMBLY'S FIRST MEETING |
| 12 | SITE OF TAPPEN HOUSE | Historic marker for the Tappen House | NY State Historical Marker, 1927 | S.W. CORNER N. FRONT & WALL STS. | Kingston | 41°56′06.36″N 74°01′12.32″W﻿ / ﻿41.9351000°N 74.0200889°W﻿ / 41.9351000; -74.0200889 | SITE OF TAPPEN HOUSE OCCUPIED BY GEORGE CLINTON WHILE GOVERNOR OF STATE |
| 13 | VAN KEUREN HOMESTEAD | Historic marker for the Van Keuren Homestead | State Ed Dept, 1938 | ST. JAMES ST. BETWEEN PINE & CLINTON AVES. | Kingston | 41°55′50.7″N 74°00′52.3″W﻿ / ﻿41.930750°N 74.014528°W﻿ / 41.930750; -74.014528 | VAN KEUREN HOMESTEAD BURNED BY BRITISH OCT. 17, 1777. REBUILT AND OCCUPIED BY DIRECT DESCENDANTS OF ORIGINAL OWNER SINCE THEN. |
| 14 | COLONEL DEYO HOME | | | NYS 55 E. OF TRAFFIC CIRCLE | Lloyd | | COLONEL DEYO HOME ERECTED 1805 BUILT AND OCCUPIED BY COLONEL JACOB DEYO 8TH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE GUARD |
| 15 | ELTING HOMESTEAD | Historic marker for the Elting Homestead | State Ed Dept, 1938 | MAIN ST., S. OF ELTING PL., IN HIGHLAND | Lloyd | 41°43′15.04″N 73°57′54.37″W﻿ / ﻿41.7208444°N 73.9651028°W﻿ / 41.7208444; -73.9651028 | BUILT BY PHILIP ELTING 1817 WHO FOUNDED VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND ON HIS FARM WHICH WAS DEVISED BYT HIS GRANDFATHER ABRAHAM ELTING TO NOAH ELTING APRIL 1797 |
| 16 | ELTING'S LANDING | | | W. OF R.R., NEAR RIVER IN HIGHLAND | Lloyd | | BOMBARDED BY BRITISH 1777 NOAH ELTING'S FERRY 1793 HORSE DRAWN FLAT BOAT 1819 "DUTCHESS AND ULSTER", STEAM POWER FERRY EST. 1830 |
| 17 | HIGHLAND LANDING | Historic marker with the Yelverton house behind it | State Ed Dept, 1949 | E. END OF MAIN ST., HIGHLAND | Lloyd | 41°43′01.1″N 73°57′00.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.716972°N 73.950028°W﻿ / 41.716972; -73.950028 | YELVERTON'S LANDING 1777 VALENTINE BAKER'S LANDING 1786 NEW PALTZ LANDING 1798 THE TOWN'S SHIPPING CENTER FOR A CENTURY AND A HALF |
| 18 | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Historic marker for the church | State Ed Dept, 1932 | CHURCH & GROVE STS., HIGHLAND | Lloyd | 41°43′10.38″N 73°57′55.44″W﻿ / ﻿41.7195500°N 73.9654000°W﻿ / 41.7195500; -73.9654000 | ORGANIZED MAY 26, 1792, AS THE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGA- TION OF NEW PALTZ. PRESENT EDIFICE ERECTED 1844. |
| 19 | REVOLUTIONARY DRILL FIELD 1775 | | | US 9W S. OF TRAFFIC CIRCLE | Lloyd | | 9TH COMPANY THIRD ULSTER COUNTY REGIMENT COMMANDED BY CAPTAIN PELEG RANSOM |
| 20 | ULSTER COUNTY | | | NYS 55 AT W. ENTRANCE TO MID-HUDSON BRIDGE | Lloyd | | ONE OF ORIGINAL COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE, 1683, RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE EARLDOM IN IRELAND OF JAMES, DUKE OF YORK. |
| 21 | 1 1/2 MILE | Historic marker for the church | State Ed Dept, 1939 | NYS 213 AT HIGH FALLS | Marbletown | 41°49′42.3696″N 74°07′59.178″W﻿ / ﻿41.828436000°N 74.13310500°W﻿ / 41.828436000; -74.13310500 | 1 1/2 MILE SITE OF CLOVE REFORMED CHURCH ORGANIZED 1807. MOVED TO PRESENT SITE IN HIGH FALLS 1867 |
| 22 | DAVIS TAVERN | Historic marker for Davis Tavern | State Ed Dept, 1935 | Route 209 north of Marbletown, New York | Marbletown | 41°52′50.88″N 74°06′56.16″W﻿ / ﻿41.8808000°N 74.1156000°W﻿ / 41.8808000; -74.1156000 | DAVIS TAVERN FOR MANY YEARS BEFORE AND AFTER THE REVOLUTION, THE PUBLIC BUSINESS OF THE TOWN OF MARBLETOWN WAS TRANSACTED HERE. |
| 23 | OLD DEPUY HOUSE | Historic marker for the Depuy House | State Ed Dept, 1939 | NYS 213 AT HIGH FALLS | Marbletown | 41°49′37.85″N 74°07′39.32″W﻿ / ﻿41.8271806°N 74.1275889°W﻿ / 41.8271806; -74.1275889 | OLD DEPUY HOUSE BUILT IN 1797 BY S. AND A. DEPUY, WHO KEPT A TAVERN HERE. |
| 24 | OLIVER HOUSE | What is left of the Oliver House marker | State Ed Dept, 1935 | US 209 AT MARBLETOWN | Marbletown | 41°52′48.18″N 74°06′56.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.8800500°N 74.115583°W﻿ / 41.8800500; -74.115583 | IN ORIGINAL ANDREW OLIVER HOUSE HERE, THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE MET FOR ONE MONTH, AFTER BURNING OF KINGSTON, OCTOBER, 1777. |
| 25 | SCHOONMAKER HOME | Historic marker for a Schoonmaker Home | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 213, E. OF HIGH FALLS, AT COXEN CREEK BRIDGE | Marbletown | 41°49′51.96″N 74°06′37.7″W﻿ / ﻿41.8311000°N 74.110472°W﻿ / 41.8311000; -74.110472 | BUILT IN 1760 BY CAP. FREDERICK SCHOONMAKER, REVOLUTIONARY OFFICER; HOME FORTIFIED AND USED AS PLACE OF REFUGE DURING THE WAR. |
| 26 | SITE OF COLONIAL CHURCH | Historic marker for a Colonial church | State Ed Dept, 1935 | US 209 AT MARBLETOWN | Marbletown | 41°52′45.6126″N 74°06′56.9262″W﻿ / ﻿41.879336833°N 74.115812833°W﻿ / 41.879336833; -74.115812833 | SITE OF COLONIAL CHURCH HERE STOOD THE EARLIEST CHURCH IN THIS VICINITY, ORGANIZED 1737, BUILT 1746, THE FIRST MINISTER WAS BURIED BENEATH THE PULPIT. |
| 27 | TACK TAVERN | Historic marker for the Tack Tavern | State Ed Dept, 1938 | US 209 AT STONE RIDGE | Marbletown | 41°50′55.32″N 74°08′35.52″W﻿ / ﻿41.8487000°N 74.1432000°W﻿ / 41.8487000; -74.1432000 | TACK TAVERN HOME OF JOHANNES TACK, WHERE COURT CONVENED AFTER BURNING OF KINGSTON BY THE BRITISH, OCTOBER, 1777. FIRST SCHOOL WAS NEARBY. |
| 28 | DISCOVERY OF CEMENT | Historic marker for the (local) discovery of cement | State Ed Dept, 1939 | NYS 213 AT HIGH FALLS | Marbletown | 41°49′37.56″N 74°07′34.93″W﻿ / ﻿41.8271000°N 74.1263694°W﻿ / 41.8271000; -74.1263694 | DISCOVERY OF CEMENT AT BRUCEVILLE, NATHANIEL BRUCE, BURNED IN A BLACKSMITH'S FORGE, SOME NATIVE ROCK AND DISCOVERED CEMENT IN 1818. |
| 29 | JOHN BURROUGHSBY S. AND A. DEPUY | | | CHURCH ST., S. OF NYS 213 IN HIGH FALLS | Marbletown | | JOHN BURROUGHSBY S. AND A. DEPUY AMERICAN NATURALIST TAUGHT SCHOOL AT HIGH FALLS IN 1857 NEAR PRESENT BUILDING |
| 30 | OLD STONE AQUEDUCT | Historic marker for an aqueduct that was part of the D&H Canal | State Ed Dept, 1940 | NYS 213 AT HIGH FALLS | Marbletown | 41°49′38.64″N 74°07′39″W﻿ / ﻿41.8274000°N 74.12750°W﻿ / 41.8274000; -74.12750 | OLD STONE AQUEDUCT BUILT IN 1825 BY D. & H. CANAL CO.; COMPLETED 1828; ENLARGED IN 1842 AND 1851; ABANDONED FEB. 23, 1899. |
| 31 | BEVIER HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | SE CORNER HUGUENOT ST. & BROADHEAD AVE., NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′07.1″N 74°05′17.4″W﻿ / ﻿41.751972°N 74.088167°W﻿ / 41.751972; -74.088167 | BUILT BY LOUIS BEVIER, THE PATENTEE, IN 1698. ELTING HOMESTEAD FROM 1740. THIS HOUSE HAS AN INTERESTING SUB-CELLAR |
| 32 | DEYO HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′04.4″N 74°05′17.0″W﻿ / ﻿41.751222°N 74.088056°W﻿ / 41.751222; -74.088056 | BUILT BY PIERRE DEYO, ONE OF TWELVE ORIGINAL PATENTEES OF NEW PALTZ, IN 1692. |
| 33 | DIE PFALZ | hHistoric marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT & N. FRONT STS., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′02.8″N 74°05′17.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.750778°N 74.088083°W﻿ / 41.750778; -74.088083 | A FRENCH HUGUENOT VILLAGE GOVERNED BY "THE DUSINE", A BODY OF 12 MEN CHOSEN ANNUALLY. FOR 100 YEARS THE ONLY FORM OF GOVERNMENT. |
| 34 | DUBOIS HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′05.4″N 74°05′17.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.751500°N 74.088306°W﻿ / 41.751500; -74.088306 | THE FORT BUILT IN 1705 BY DANIEL DUBOIS. SITE FIRST REDOUBT. THERE ARE PORT HOLES IN THE EAST END. |
| 35 | FREER HOUSE | hHistoric marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′10.6″N 74°05′18″W﻿ / ﻿41.752944°N 74.08833°W﻿ / 41.752944; -74.08833 | BUILT 1720 BY HUGO FREER, ONE OF TWELVE ORIGINAL PATENTEES OF NEW PALTZ. THE LOW HOUSE AFTER 1732. |
| 36 | HASBROUCK HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′09.7″N 74°05′17.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.752694°N 74.088278°W﻿ / 41.752694; -74.088278 | BUILT IN 1712, BY ABRAHAM, THE PATENTEE, ONCE SOLDIER IN ENGLISH ARMY, FRIEND OF GOV. ANDROS. KITCHEN SCENE OF COCK FIGHTS. |
| 37 | JEAN HASBROUCK | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT & N. FRONT STS., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′03.0″N 74°05′17.4″W﻿ / ﻿41.750833°N 74.088167°W﻿ / 41.750833; -74.088167 | JEAN HASBROUCK HOUSE BUILT IN 1712, BY THE PATENTEE; NOW HOME OF THE HUGUENOT PATRIOTIC, HISTORICAL AND MONUMENTAL SOCIETY, SINCE 1899 (n.b. sign was redone since 2011, used to be just "Huguenot Historical Society" but they apparently became patriotic and monumental) |
| 38 | NEW PALTZ | Historic marker for New Paltz and Historic marker for New Paltz | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 208, S. OF NEW PALTZ also same on NE CORNER MAIN & N. FRONT STS., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°44′53.74″N 74°05′05.64″W﻿ / ﻿41.7482611°N 74.0849000°W﻿ / 41.7482611; -74.0849000 and 41°45′02.82″N 74°05′17.08″W﻿ / ﻿41.7507833°N 74.0880778°W﻿ / 41.7507833; -74.0880778 | FOUNDED 1678. SIX HOUSES BUILT BEFORE 1720 ARE ON HUGUENOT STREET, ON THE WALKILL RIVER, HOMES OF REFUGEES OF FRANCE. |
| 39 | SITE OF THE "OWL" CHURCH | | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CO. RD. W. OF NEW PALTZ, 1 MI. S. OF NYS 299 | New Paltz | 41°43′53.4″N 74°06′44.3″W﻿ / ﻿41.731500°N 74.112306°W﻿ / 41.731500; -74.112306 | CONFERENTIA CHURCH PARTY ORGANIZED 1767, TO MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH CLASSIS OF NORTH AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND, JOINED PALTZ CHURCH, 1783. |
| 40 | SITE OF WALLOON CHURCH | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., W. OF N. FRONT ST., IN NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′01.9″N 74°05′18.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.750528°N 74.088361°W﻿ / 41.750528; -74.088361 | BUILT OF LOGS, FIRST CHURCH-SCHOOL, 1783, FIRST CHURCH OS STONE 1717. CALLED "OLD FRENCH CHURCH", PRECURSOR REFORMED CHURCH. |
| 40.5 | 1799 HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | Huguenot Historical Society (no date) | Huguenot St, southwest of North Front St | New Paltz | 41°45′00.7″N 74°05′19.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.750194°N 74.088833°W﻿ / 41.750194; -74.088833 | BUILT BY EZEKIEL ELTING AS A HOME AND STORE. ORIGINAL GAMBREL ROOF DESTROYED IN 1888 BLIZZARD. 1968 PURCHASED BY LE FEVRE FAMILY ASSOC. MAINTAINED HHS AND LE FEVRE FAMILY. |
| 41 | STONE CHURCH - 1773 | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | HUGUENOT ST., NEAR BROADHEAD AVE., NEW PALTZ | New Paltz | 41°45′07.8″N 74°05′18.3″W﻿ / ﻿41.752167°N 74.088417°W﻿ / 41.752167; -74.088417 | FIRST STONE CHURCH, 1717. SERVICES IN FRENCH TO 1753, DUTCH LANGUAGE TO 1800. CHURCH CORNER STONE SEEN AT SOUTH WALL OF PORTICO. |
| 42 | ULSTER COUNTY | | | NYS 32, S. OF PLATTEKILL, AT ULSTER-ORANGE CO. LINE | Plattekill | Marker no longer exists; former site is 41°36′14.9394″N 74°04′28.4412″W﻿ / ﻿41.604149833°N 74.074567000°W﻿ / 41.604149833; -74.074567000. | ONE OF ORIGINAL COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE, 1683, RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE EARLDOM IN IRELAND OF JAMES, DUKE OF YORK. |
| 43 | ALTON BROOKS PARKER | Historic marker for school Parker was principal of | State Ed Dept, 1932 | US 209, N. OF ACCORD | Rochester | 41°47′36.41″N 74°13′26.41″W﻿ / ﻿41.7934472°N 74.2240028°W﻿ / 41.7934472; -74.2240028 | MAY 14, 1852 - MAY 10, 1926 PRINCIPAL OF THIS SCHOOL, 1870–71 CHIEF JUDGE OF THE NEW YORK STATE COURT OF APPEALS, 1897-1904 CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF U.S.; 1904 |
| 44 | COLONIAL TAVERN | Post where marker stood | State Ed Dept, 1936 | US 209, S. OF ACCORD | Rochester | Marker no longer exists; former site is 41°47′23.046″N 74°14′55.485″W﻿ / ﻿41.78973500°N 74.24874583°W﻿ / 41.78973500; -74.24874583. Marker appears in Google Street View in May 2009. | SILES BOUCK, SCOUT TAKEN IN INDIAN AND TORY RAID IN 1779, TO FORT NIAGARA, CAME BACK HERE, WHILE NEIGHBORS WERE HOLDING A MEETING |
| 45 | ROCHESTER CHURCH | Historic marker for the Rochester Church | State Ed Dept, 1938 | US 209, S. OF ACCORD | Rochester | 41°47′25.77″N 74°14′38.45″W﻿ / ﻿41.7904917°N 74.2440139°W﻿ / 41.7904917; -74.2440139 | REV. NUCELLA PREACHED, 1695 LOG CHURCH BUILT, 1700 2 STONE CHURCHES, 1743, 1860, 2 OTHER CHURCHES BURNED PRESENT 6TH ON SAME SPOT |
| 46 | SITE OF INDIAN RAID | Historic marker for a Native American raid | (no agency or date) | US 209 AT PINE BUSH | Rochester | 41°47′04.19″N 74°16′52.75″W﻿ / ﻿41.7844972°N 74.2813194°W﻿ / 41.7844972; -74.2813194 | SITE OF INDIAN RAID IN COLONIAL CHURCH WHICH STOOD HERE, 1778, SETTLERS FORTIFIED THEMSELVES, AND SUCCESSFULLY FOUGHT OFF ATTACK OF INDIAN RAIDERS. |
| 47 | SITE OF TRAINING FIELD | Historic marker for training field site | State Ed Dept, 1935 | US 209, N. OF ACCORD | Rochester | 41°47′34.08″N 74°13′34.68″W﻿ / ﻿41.7928000°N 74.2263000°W﻿ / 41.7928000; -74.2263000 | SITE OF TRAINING FIELD COLONIAL MILITIA, IN THE FRENCH AND INDIAN AND REVOLUTIONARY WARS, MET FOR TRAINING IN A FIELD AT THIS PLACE. |
| 48 | SITE OF COLONIAL FORT | Historic marker for the site of a colonial fort | State Ed Dept, 1938 | US 209 N. OF KERHONKSON | Rochester | 41°46′53.42″N 74°17′27.45″W﻿ / ﻿41.7815056°N 74.2909583°W﻿ / 41.7815056; -74.2909583 | HERE ON DEYO'S HILL STOOD A FORT PROTECTING EARLY SETTLERS FROM INDIANS |
| 49 | TOM QUICK FARM | hiHistoric marker for the Tom Quick farm | (no agency or date) | US 209, N. OF ACCORD | Rochester | 41°47′28.34″N 74°14′29.18″W﻿ / ﻿41.7912056°N 74.2414389°W﻿ / 41.7912056; -74.2414389 | HOME OF TOM QUICK, BOUGHT FROM HARMON HEKUN, INDIAN, 1676; QUICK WAS KILLED BY INDIANS AND HIS SON SLEW MANY RED MEN IN REVENGE. 1904 |
| 50 | CREEKLOCKS | Historic marker for the locks | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CREEKLOCKS RD., CREEKLOCKS [Hamlet] | Rosendale | 41°52′05.1702″N 74°02′37.6044″W﻿ / ﻿41.868102833°N 74.043779000°W﻿ / 41.868102833; -74.043779000 | ORIGINALLY WAGENDALL. RENAMED 1825 WHEN DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL WAS BUILT. CANAL ENTERED CREEK HERE. |
| 51 | D. & H. CANAL | Historic marker for the D&H Canal with the Rosendale Trestle in the background | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 213 W. OF ROSENDALE | Rosendale | 41°50′37.35″N 74°05′19.51″W﻿ / ﻿41.8437083°N 74.0887528°W﻿ / 41.8437083; -74.0887528 | STARTED 1825, OPENED 1828. IMPORTANT WATERWAY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW YORK STATE, CONNECTING DELAWARE AND HUDSON RIVERS. |
| 52 | FORDING PLACE | Historic marker for this Fording Place | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 32 AT ROSENDALE | Rosendale | 41°50′44.64″N 74°04′26.82″W﻿ / ﻿41.8457333°N 74.0741167°W﻿ / 41.8457333; -74.0741167 | USED BY GEN. CLINTON'S FORCES, ON WAY FROM NEWBURGH TO DEFEND KINGSTON, FROM BRITISH RAIDERS IN OCTOBER, 1777. |
| 53 | FREER HOUSE | | | NYS 32 S. OF TILLSON | Rosendale | | BUILT 1765 BY JACOB FREER, GRANDSON OF HUGO FREER, NEW PALTZ PATENTEE; FIRST SETTLED BY FAMILY IN 1730 CALLED "HALF MOON". |
| 54 | GRIST MILL | | | NYS 213 W. OF ROSENDALE | Rosendale | | OPERATED IN 1809 BY JACOB LOW SNYDER, EARLY SETTLER; IN 1825 BY JUDGE LUCAS ELMENDORF. CEMENT GROUND HERE FOR D. & H. CANAL. |
| 55 | HOME OF ABRAHAM VAN WAGENEN | Historic marker for this home | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CREEKLOCKS RD., CREEKLOCKS [Hamlet] | Rosendale | 41°52′26.24″N 74°02′33.81″W﻿ / ﻿41.8739556°N 74.0427250°W﻿ / 41.8739556; -74.0427250 | HOME OF ABRAHAM VAN WAGENEN AN ORIGINAL SETTLER, BUILT, 1725–1730. |
| 56 | JOPPENBERGH | Historic marker for Joppenbergh mountain | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 213 W. OF ROSENDALE | Rosendale | Marker no longer exists; former site is 41°50′36.96″N 74°05′15.18″W﻿ / ﻿41.8436000°N 74.0875500°W﻿ / 41.8436000; -74.0875500. Marker appears in Waymarking.com and in Google Street View in May 2009. | JOPPENBERGH - JACOB'S MOUNT, NAMED FOR COL. JACOBUS RUTSEN, FIRST SETTLER, IN 1680 |
| 57 | LEFEVRE HOUSE | | | | Rosendale | | BUILT 1780; SINCE 1810 HOME OF LEFEVRE FAMILY, DESCENDANTS OF SIMON, NEW PALTZ PATENTEE, CALLED BLOEMENDAL. |
| 58 | MEETING HOUSE | Historic marker for the Meeting House in Tillson | State Ed Dept, 1935 | GRIST MILL RD., TILLSON | Rosendale | 41°49′47.89″N 74°03′55.15″W﻿ / ﻿41.8299694°N 74.0653194°W﻿ / 41.8299694; -74.0653194 | FRIENDS' CHURCH, BUILT IN 1800. PHEBE TILLSON WAS THE FIRST RECOMMENDED MINISTER. |
| 59 | NEWKIRK TAVERN | Historic marker for the Newkirk Tavern in Maple Hill | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 32 AT MAPLE HILL | Rosendale | 41°51′54.1″N 74°03′38.5″W﻿ / ﻿41.865028°N 74.060694°W﻿ / 41.865028; -74.060694 | BUILT IN 1781 BY GERRIT NEWKIRK. A FAMOUS HOSTERLRY. |
| 60 | PERRINE'S BRIDGE | | | NYS 32 S. OF TILLSON | Rosendale | | ERECTED IN 1850. ONE OF THE FEW OLD COVERED BRIDGES STILL STANDING IN NEW YORK STATE. |
| 61 | PETRUS VAN WAGENEN | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | SW CORNER CREEKLOCKS RD. & MAIN ST., BLOOMINGTON | Rosendale | 41°52′29.712″N 74°02′31.3188″W﻿ / ﻿41.87492000°N 74.042033000°W﻿ / 41.87492000; -74.042033000 | PETRUS VAN WAGENEN ONE OF ORIGINAL SETTLERS OF WAGENDALL, OCCUPIED BY VAN WAGENEN FAMILIES, BUILT THIS HOUSE IN 1699. |
| 62 | REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH | Historic marker for the church | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CHURCH ST., W. OF MAIN ST., BLOOMINGTON | Rosendale | 41°52′42.978″N 74°02′42.2946″W﻿ / ﻿41.87860500°N 74.045081833°W﻿ / 41.87860500; -74.045081833 | REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH FIRST ORGANIZED 1797, BURNED 1846, REBUILT ON PRESENT LOCATION, 1847. |
| 63 | ROSENDALE CEMENT | | | NYS 213 W. OF ROSENDALE | Rosendale | | ROSENDALE CEMENT DISCOVERED HERE IN 1826. FIRST COMMERCIAL MILL OPERATED HERE 1826 BY WATSON E. LAWRENCE, CALLED LAWRENCEVILLE. |
| 64 | RUTSEN HOUSE | | | NYS 32 AT ROSENDALE | Rosendale | | FIRST HOUSE BUILT IN TOWN BY JACOBUS RUTSEN IN 1680. JACOBUS RUTSEN HARDENBERGH GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON. |
| 65 | SITE OF DE WITT HOUSE | Historic marker for the house | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 32 AT BLOOMINGTON | Rosendale | 41°53′15.1656″N 74°02′36.888″W﻿ / ﻿41.887546000°N 74.04358000°W﻿ / 41.887546000; -74.04358000 | SITE OF DE WITT HOUSE BUILT 1736; DESTROYED 1930; HOME OF COL. CHARLES DE WITT, MEMBER PROVINCIAL CONGRESS CALLED CROCODILE INN, ABOUT 1800. |
| 66 | SITE OF DE WITT MILL | Historic marker for the mill | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 32 AT BLOOMINGTON | Rosendale | 41°53′14.69″N 74°02′37.366″W﻿ / ﻿41.8874139°N 74.04371278°W﻿ / 41.8874139; -74.04371278 | SITE OF DE WITT MILL ERECTED ABOUT 1750 BY COL. CHARLES DE WITT. FLOUR GROUND HERE FOR AMERICAN ARMY IN THE REVOLUTION. |
| 67 | SITE OF TAVERN | Historic marker for the site | State Ed Dept, 1935 | E. OF NYS 32 IN MAPLE HILL | Rosendale | 41°51′53.2″N 74°03′45.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.864778°N 74.062528°W﻿ / 41.864778; -74.062528 | SITE OF TAVERN, FIRST CHURCH ERECTED HERE IN 1797, REFORMED CHURCH OF BLOEMENDAL BURNED 1846, REBUILT 1847, AT NEW LOCATION AT BLOOMINGTON |
| 68 | SNYDER HOME | Historic marker for the Snyder Home | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CO. RD. AT COTTEKILL | Rosendale | 41°51′08.3″N 74°06′12.94″W﻿ / ﻿41.852306°N 74.1035944°W﻿ / 41.852306; -74.1035944 | SNYDER HOME COMMUNITY FIRST SETTLED 1755 BY JACOB SNYDER, HOUSE ERECTED 1788; HOME OF CHRISTOPHER SNYDER, REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER. |
| 69 | TAWAERI TAQUI | Historic marker for Tawaeri Taqui | State Ed Dept, 1935 | SPRINGTOWN RD., TILLSON | Rosendale | 41°49′46.96″N 74°04′35.58″W﻿ / ﻿41.8297111°N 74.0765500°W﻿ / 41.8297111; -74.0765500 | NORTHWEST CORNER OF PATENT GRANTED TO THE HUGUENOT SETTLERS OF NEW PALTZ, IN 1677, IS ONE HALF MILE WEST. |
| 70 | TILLSON HOME | Historic marker for the Tillson Home | State Ed Dept, 1935 | | Rosendale | 41°49′44.58″N 74°04′13.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.8290500°N 74.070500°W﻿ / 41.8290500; -74.070500 | FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1778. HOME OF JOB TILLSON, SCOUT IN REVOLUTIONARY ARMY AT 12 YEARS. COMMUNITY NAMED IN HONOR OF FAMILY. |
| 71 | WAGENDALL | Historic marker for the home | State Ed Dept, unreadable date | CREEKLOCKS RD., CREEKLOCKS | Rosendale | 41°52′28.6242″N 74°02′30.3138″W﻿ / ﻿41.874617833°N 74.041753833°W﻿ / 41.874617833; -74.041753833 | ON THIS FARM IS HOME OF JACOB AARTSEN VAN WAGENEN, BUILT 1669, FIRST SETTLER, AND HOME OF JOHANNES VAN WAGENEN, BUILT 1775. |
| 72 | WHITE'S MILL | Historic marker for Whites Mill | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CO. RD. AT WHITEPORT | Rosendale | 41°52′55.76″N 74°03′04.43″W﻿ / ﻿41.8821556°N 74.0512306°W﻿ / 41.8821556; -74.0512306 | BUILT 1830 BY HUGH WHITE, SUPPLIED CEMENT FOR CROTON RESERVOIR, WHITEPORT NAMED TO HONOR HUGH WHITE. |
| 73 | BARCLAY HEIGHTS | NY State historic marker for the Barclay Heights in Saugerties, NY | (no agency or date) | US 9W, S. OF BARCLAY ST., IN SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°03′54.38″N 73°56′54.58″W﻿ / ﻿42.0651056°N 73.9484944°W﻿ / 42.0651056; -73.9484944 | NAMED FOR HENRY BARCLAY 1778–1851. EARLY SETTLER WHO FOUNDED TRINITY CHURCH, UTILIZED LOCAL WATER POWER AND GREATLY PROMOTED INDUSTRY |
| 74 | BRICK CHURCH | NY State historic marker for the Brick Church | State Ed Dept, 1936 | LIVINGSTON ST., W. OF NYS 32, SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°04′41.4″N 73°57′22.0″W﻿ / ﻿42.078167°N 73.956111°W﻿ / 42.078167; -73.956111 | BUILT 1827. USED FOR WORSHIP UNTIL 1852. THEN SOLD FOR USE AS AN ACADEMY. LATER KNOWN AND USED AS BURHANS BLACKSMITH SHOP |
| 75 | BRINK HOMESTEAD | The marker | State Ed Dept, 1936 | CO. RD., 1-1/2 MIS. S. OF MT. MARION | Saugerties | 42°01′19.1″N 73°59′46.4″W﻿ / ﻿42.021972°N 73.996222°W﻿ / 42.021972; -73.996222 | OWNED CONTINUOUSLY BY FAMILY OF CORNELIUS LAMBERTSEN BRINK, PURCHASER, 1688, OF SECOND LAND GRANT IN TOWN. ART OF ORIGINAL HOUSE REMAINS. |
| 76 | FLATBUSH REFORMED CHURCH OF SAUGERTIES, N. Y. | The marker | State Ed Dept, 1938 | NYS 32, 1-1/2 MIS. S. OF GLASCO | Saugerties | 42°01′22.4″N 73°57′18.7″W﻿ / ﻿42.022889°N 73.955194°W﻿ / 42.022889; -73.955194 | FLATBUSH REFORMED CHURCH OF SAUGERTIES, N. Y. ORGANIZED JUNE 9, 1807. BUILDING ERECTED 1808. |
| 77 | GLASCO TURNPIKE | Historic marker for the Glasco Turnpike on Rt. 212 east of Woodstock Historic marker for the Glasco Turnpike on in Glasco, NY | State Ed Dept, 1935 | Rt. 212, east of Woodstock NYS Route 32 and Main Street in Hamlet of Glasco | Saugerties | 42°03′01.54″N 74°04′07.02″W﻿ / ﻿42.0504278°N 74.0686167°W﻿ / 42.0504278; -74.0686167 and 42°02′36″N 73°57′12.5″W﻿ / ﻿42.04333°N 73.953472°W﻿ / 42.04333; -73.953472 | GLASCO TURNPIKE ROAD FROM EARLY GLASS WORKS ON THE UPPER SAWKILL, TO SHIPPING POINT ON HUDSON, ABOVE RONDOUT. NAMED FOR SIGN ON COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE. |
| 78 | INDIAN CAVE | NY State historic marker for an Indian Cave | State Ed Dept, 1936 | NYS 32, SO. OF KATSBAAN | Saugerties | 42°06′34″N 73°58′06.5″W﻿ / ﻿42.10944°N 73.968472°W﻿ / 42.10944; -73.968472 | HOME OF "NACHTE JAN", LAST INDIAN OF REGION. FRIEND OF CORNELIUS PERSEN, OFTEN WARNED HIM OF ATTACKS BY INDIANS AND TORIES. |
| 79 | KATSBAAN CHURCH | NY State historic marker for the Katsbaan Church | State Ed Dept, 1936 | CO. RD., 8 MIS. N. OF KATSBAAN | Saugerties | 42°07′16.4″N 73°57′42.5″W﻿ / ﻿42.121222°N 73.961806°W﻿ / 42.121222; -73.961806 | ERECTED 1732 KNOWN AS "DE STEENEKERK OP DE KATS BAAN." REBUILT 1867. IN NORTH WALL ARE STONES WITH NAMES OF BUILDERS. |
| 80 | KIERSTED HOUSE | NY State historic marker for the Kiersted House | State Ed Dept, 1936 | MAIN ST., E. OF WASHINGTON AVE., SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°04′44″N 73°56′58.3″W﻿ / ﻿42.07889°N 73.949528°W﻿ / 42.07889; -73.949528 | KIERSTED HOUSE OF PRE-REVOLUTIONARY DAYS. HOME OF DR. CHRISTOPHER KIERSTED, FIRST PHYSICIAN IN TOWN, RENDERED SERVICE DURING REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
| 81 | KING'S ROAD | NY State historic marker for the Kings Road | State Ed Dept, 1936 | NYS 32, 100 YDS. N. OF THRUWAY ENTRANCE NO. 20 | Saugerties | 42°05′14.4″N 73°58′26.4″W﻿ / ﻿42.087333°N 73.974000°W﻿ / 42.087333; -73.974000 | OLDEST HIGHWAY IN TOWN, 1703. FIRST KNOWN AS "FOOTPATH" TO ALBANY, THEN AS THE "QUEEN'S HIGHWAY", LATER AS "THE OLD KING'S ROAD." |
| 82 | LUTHERAN CHURCH | NY State historic marker for the Lutheran Church | State Ed Dept, 1936 | US 9W AT WEST CAMP | Saugerties | 42°07′26.5″N 73°55′55.6″W﻿ / ﻿42.124028°N 73.932111°W﻿ / 42.124028; -73.932111 | ORGANIZED IN 1710 BY THE PALATINES. FIRST PASTOR REV. JOSHUA KOCHERTHAL. FIRST CHURCH NEAR SITE OF PRESENT CHURCH. |
| 83 | MYER HOMESTEAD | | | CO. RD., 1-1/2 MIS. S. OF NYS 32 | Saugerties | | LAND DEEDED 1724 TO CHRISTIAN MYER, PROMINENT PALATINE SETTLER; EIGHTEEN DESCENDANTS SERVED IN REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
| 84 | MYNDERSE HOUSE | NY State historic marker for the Mynderse House | State Ed Dept, 1936 | MYNDERSE ST., S. OF US 9W, IN SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°04′39.4″N 73°56′35.1″W﻿ / ﻿42.077611°N 73.943083°W﻿ / 42.077611; -73.943083 | JOHN PERSON, PATENTEE 1712, BUILT GRIST MILL AND EST'D FERRY ACROSS ESOPUS CREEK. DEEDED TO DAUGHTER OF MYNDERT MYNDERSE. ADDITION BUILT 1743 |
| 85 | POST TAVERN SITE | NY State historic marker for the Post Tavern Site | State Ed Dept, 1936 | MAIN ST., W. OF PARTITION ST., SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°04′40″N 73°57′09.8″W﻿ / ﻿42.07778°N 73.952722°W﻿ / 42.07778; -73.952722 | USED AS PATRIOTS MEETING PLACE DURING REVOLUTION. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION SIGNED HERE. RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD HERE 1815–29. |
| 86 | SAWYER'S MILL | NY State historic marker for Sawyer's Mill | State Ed Dept, 1936 | US 9W N. OF SAUGERTIES AT BRIDGE | Saugerties | 42°05′03.2″N 73°56′35.6″W﻿ / ﻿42.084222°N 73.943222°W﻿ / 42.084222; -73.943222 | STOOD ON THIS SITE 1663. SAUGERTIES DERIVED ITS NAME FROM THE DUTCH WORD "DE ZAAGERTJES". |
| 87 | SCHOONMAKER HOMESTEAD | NY State historic marker for the Schoonmaker Home | State Ed Dept, 1936 | MAIN ST., W. OF MYNDERSE ST. IN SAUGERTIES | Saugerties | 42°04′49.2312″N 73°56′40.293″W﻿ / ﻿42.080342000°N 73.94452583°W﻿ / 42.080342000; -73.94452583 | ELDER KATSBAAN CHURCH, MEMBER OF GENERAL COMMITTEE OF ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION. OCCUPIED CON- TINUOUSLY BY DESCENDANTS. PRE-REVOLUTIONARY HOUSE. |
| 88 | SETTLERS CAPTURED | Historic marker for Settlers Captured | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 212, E. OF WOODSTOCK | Saugerties | 42°02′32.24″N 74°04′43.26″W﻿ / ﻿42.0422889°N 74.0786833°W﻿ / 42.0422889; -74.0786833 | SETTLERS CAPTURED JUNE 18, 1780, NEAR THIS SPOT, PETER SHORT AND PETER MILLER WERE CAPTURED BY TORIES DISGUISED AS INDIANS AND TAKEN TO CANADA. |
| 89 | TAVERN SITE | NY State historic marker for a Tavern Site | State Ed Dept, 1937 | NO. OF NYS 32, AT KATSBAAN | Saugerties | 42°06′40″N 73°58′03.4″W﻿ / ﻿42.11111°N 73.967611°W﻿ / 42.11111; -73.967611 | TAVERN SITE KEPT BY CHRISTIAN FIERO. PUBLIC MEETING PLACE DURING REVOLUTION. FIRST TOWN MEETING HELD HERE APRIL 16, 1811. |
| 90 | ULSTER COUNTY | | State Ed Dept, 1936 | US 9W AT ULSTER-GREENE CO. LINE | Saugerties | Marker no longer exists; former site is 42°07′50.8″N 73°55′41.9″W﻿ / ﻿42.130778°N 73.928306°W﻿ / 42.130778; -73.928306. Marker appears in Google Street View in May 2012 and June 2009. | ONE OF ORIGINAL COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE, 1683, RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE EARLDOM IN IRELAND OF JAMES, DUKE OF YORK. |
| 91 | WEST CAMP | | | US 9W AT WEST CAMP | Saugerties | | SETTLED 1710 BY PALATINES FROM THE RHINELAND FOR PRODUCTION OF NAVAL STORES. BUILT CHURCH AND SCHOOL DURING FIRST WINTER. |
| 92 | SITE OF NEW FORT | | | OFF CO. RD., 1 MI. S. OLD SHAWANGUNK CHURCH | Shandaken | | 23 INDIANS KILLED, 13 CAPTURED. 23 CAPTIVE WOMEN AND CHILDREN RELEASED. 3 SOLDIERS KILLED, SEPT. 5, 1663 |
| 93 | ULSTER COUNTY | Historic marker for Ulster County | State Ed Dept, 1936 | South Side Rt 28 at Ulster - Delaware Co Line | Shandaken | 42°08′53.83″N 74°29′45.61″W﻿ / ﻿42.1482861°N 74.4960028°W﻿ / 42.1482861; -74.4960028 | ONE OF ORIGINAL COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE, 1683 RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE EARLDOM IN IRELAND OF JAMES, DUKE OF YORK. |
| 94 | ABRAM BEVIER | a picture of the current marker | (no agency or date) | US 209 AT NAPANOCH | Wawarsing | 41°44′33.0″N 74°22′07.0″W﻿ / ﻿41.742500°N 74.368611°W﻿ / 41.742500; -74.368611 | ABRAM BEVIER WHOSE HOUSE STOOD HERE, HAD A SMALL CANNON, WHICH THE INDIANS FEARED, AND WHICH MADE HIS HOME OF FORT FOR SETTLERS IN RAID OF 1781. |
| 95 | BEVIER HOUSE | | | US 209 AT WAWARSING | Wawarsing | | AUG. 12, 1781, INDIANS RAIDING RONDOUT VALLEY FIRED HOUSE OF CORNELIUS BEVIER, BUT FLAMES WERE PUT OUT BY NEGRO WOMAN SLAVE. |
| 96 | CORNELIUS DEPUY HOUSE | Historic marker for another Depuy House | Mc Bride Family, 1969 | US 209, N. OF WAWARSING | Wawarsing | 41°45′51.95″N 74°20′32.78″W﻿ / ﻿41.7644306°N 74.3424389°W﻿ / 41.7644306; -74.3424389 | ATTACKED BY INDIANS, AUG. 12, 1781. GARRET VAN WAGENEN, 16, SHOT THE LEADER, AND SCARED THE OTHERS AWAY. |
| 97 | HOME OF JOHANNES G. HARDENBERGH | Historic marker for the home of Johannes Hardenbergh | State Ed Dept, 1932 | US 209, 1 MI. S. OF KERHONKSON | Wawarsing | 41°46′15.92″N 74°18′56.7″W﻿ / ﻿41.7710889°N 74.315750°W﻿ / 41.7710889; -74.315750 | ERECTED 1762. NEW YORK RECORDS DEPOSITED HERE OCT. 12, 1777 BEFORE KINGSTON WAS BURNED BY THE BRITISH |
| 98 | OLD MINE ROAD | | | US 209, N. OF SPRING GLEN | Wawarsing | | ESOPUS - MINISINK TRAIL INDIAN TRAIL CONNECTING DELAWARE VALLEY WITH HUDSON RIVER. USED BEFORE AND DURING REVOLUTION |
| 99 | SITE OF LONG HOUSE | Historic marker for the Long House | State Ed Dept, 1938 | US 209 AT WAWARSING | Wawarsing | 41°45′32.18″N 74°21′25.89″W﻿ / ﻿41.7589389°N 74.3571917°W﻿ / 41.7589389; -74.3571917 | AT FOOT OF HIGH BLUFF STOOD INDIAN COUNCIL HOUSE DESTROYED BY CAPT. KREGIER, AUGUST 31, 1663 |
| 100 | SITE OF FIRST MILL | | | US 209 AT WAWARSING | Wawarsing | | SITE OF FIRST MILL HERE, ON VERNOOY KILL, WAS FIRST MILL, BROUGHT FROM HOLLAND AND SET UP EARLY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BY CORNELIUS VERNOOY. |
| 101 | ULSTER COUNTY | Historic marker for Ulster County | State Ed Dept, 1936 | US 209, S. OF SPRING GLEN | Wawarsing | 41°39′41.79″N 74°25′31.02″W﻿ / ﻿41.6616083°N 74.4252833°W﻿ / 41.6616083; -74.4252833 | ONE OF ORIGINAL COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE, 1683, RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE EARLDOM IN IRELAND OF JAMES, DUKE OF YORK. |
| 102 | "DOWN RENT" WAR | | | S. OF NYS 212, AT LAKE HILL | Woodstock | | REBELLION AGAINST "THREE LIFE" LEASES CAUSED RIOTS HERE BY FARMERS DISGUISED AS INDIANS, 1845, AND LED TO ABOLISHMENT OF SYSTEM. |
| 103 | BAEHR'S STORE | Historic marker for Baehr's Store | State Ed Dept, 1935 | NYS 212, AT BEARSVILLE | Woodstock | 42°02′26.39″N 74°09′15.87″W﻿ / ﻿42.0406639°N 74.1544083°W﻿ / 42.0406639; -74.1544083 | BAEHR'S STORE CHRISTIAN BAEHR, A GERMAN PEDDLER, FOUNDED STORE ON SAWKILL, IN 1839. EARLY IN TANBARK INDUSTRY, IT GAVE NAME TO HAMLET BEARSVILLE. |
| 104 | BLUESTONE QUARRY | | | CO. RD., NE OF WOODSTOCK | Woodstock | | THE CALIFORNIA QUARRY, ON OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN, NORTH, WAS ONE OF THE LARGEST OF THESE INDUSTRIES WHICH FLOURISHED, 1839–1900. |
| 105 | ELIAS HASBROUCH | | | N. OF NYS 212 AT LAKE HILL | Woodstock | 42°04′04.2″N 74°11′12.1″W﻿ / ﻿42.067833°N 74.186694°W﻿ / 42.067833; -74.186694 | CAPTAIN IN AMERICAN ARMY, 1775–1783; AT QUEBEC WITH GEN. MONTGOMERY; BURIED HERE. HIS HOUSE IN KINGSTON WAS BURNED BY BRITISH, 1777. |
| 106, 107 | GLASCO TURNPIKE | | | CO. RD., NE OF WOODSTOCK, also CO. RD., N OF WOODSTOCK | Woodstock | | ROAD FROM EARLY GLASS WORKS ON THE UPPER SAWKILL, TO SHIPPING POINT ON HUDSON, ABOVE RONDOUT. NAMED FOR SIGN ON COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE. |
| 108 | GLASS FACTORY | | | 1/2 MI. N. OF SHADY | Woodstock | | GLASS FACTORY BRISTOL (SHADY) 1825–1856. ONE OF EARLY INDUSTRIES IN CATSKILLS; MADE WINDOW GLASS AND DOMES FOR WAX FLOWERS, STILL FOUND IN WOODSTOCK. |
| 109 | OLD WOODSTOCK MILL | New York State Historical marker for the Old Woodstock Mill | | SE CORNER NYS 212 AND NYS 375 | Woodstock | 42°02′10.8″N 74°06′39.3″W﻿ / ﻿42.036333°N 74.110917°W﻿ / 42.036333; -74.110917 | GRIST MILL, 1788-1925 ALSO RUN AS CARDING MILL, 1836 AND LATER, BY JOSHUA NASH. |
| 110 | OLD ZENA MILL | Historic marker for Old Zena Mill | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CO. RD., N. OF ZENA | Woodstock | 42°02′01.44″N 74°05′01.68″W﻿ / ﻿42.0337333°N 74.0838000°W﻿ / 42.0337333; -74.0838000 | OLD ZENA MILL OPERATED PRIOR TO 1750 BY MAJOR JOHANNES HARDENBERGH. GRANTED TO EPHRAIM VAN KEUREN. LATER RUN BY CAPT. WILLIAM SWART AND WILHELMUS ROWE. |
| 111 | SITE OF NEWKIRK HOUSE | New York State Historical marker for the Newkirk House | | NYS 212, AT VILLAGE CENTER IN WOODSTOCK | Woodstock | 42°02′27.8406″N 74°07′06.2472″W﻿ / ﻿42.041066833°N 74.118402000°W﻿ / 42.041066833; -74.118402000 | ONE OF THE EARLIEST HOUSES IN WOODSTOCK, OCCUPIED 1777 BY BARRET NEWKIRK, LATER BY JACOBUS ELTINGE. |
| 112 | TANNERY BROOK | New York State Historical marker for the Tannery Brook | | NYS 212, W. OF WOODSTOCK | Woodstock | 42°02′25.70″N 74°07′11.56″W﻿ / ﻿42.0404722°N 74.1198778°W﻿ / 42.0404722; -74.1198778 | TANNERS, USING HEMLOCK BARK, RAN MILLS HERE, 1830–1870. HIDES WERE BROUGHT IN SHIPS UP THE HUDSON TO KINGSTON. |
| 113 | ZENA - WAGHKONK | Historic marker for Zena Waghkonk | State Ed Dept, 1935 | CO. RD. AT ZENA | Woodstock | 42°01′00.74″N 74°04′35.86″W﻿ / ﻿42.0168722°N 74.0766278°W﻿ / 42.0168722; -74.0766278 | ZENA-WAGHKONK ZENA WAS CALLED WAGHKONK OR AWAGHKONK, INDIAN FOR LOW MEADOWS OR MARSH; DUTCH TRANSLATED IT VAN DAAL, OR VALLEY; ENGLISH VANDALE. |
| 114 | Old Dutch Church | Historic marker for the Old Dutch Church | NY State Historical Marker, 1927 | 272 Wall Street, Kingston | Kingston | 41°55′56.45″N 74°01′09.74″W﻿ / ﻿41.9323472°N 74.0193722°W﻿ / 41.9323472; -74.0193722 | SITE OF FIRST OLD DUTCH CHURCH BUILT 1661 |
| 115 | Original Kingston Academy Site | Historic marker for the original site of the Kingston Academy | (no agency or date) | 81 Green Street, Kingston | Kingston | 41°55′59.98″N 74°01′15.67″W﻿ / ﻿41.9333278°N 74.0210194°W﻿ / 41.9333278; -74.0210194 | ORIGINAL SITE KINGSTON ACADEMY FOUNDED 1974 MOVED TO ACADEMY GREEN 1830 BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN SERVICE FROM 1785 TO PRESENT |
| 116 | Wynkoop House | Historic marker for the Wynkpoop Hse | (no agency or date) | 3705-3721 Main Street, Stone Ridge, NY (part of a historic district) | Marbletown | 41°50′55.32″N 74°08′34.46″W﻿ / ﻿41.8487000°N 74.1429056°W﻿ / 41.8487000; -74.1429056 | WYNKOOP HOUSE BUILT 1767-72 FOR MAJOR C.E. WYNKOOP, MERCHANT & PATRIOT HONORED BY GEN. WASHINGTON'S STAY NOV. 15, 1782 LOUNSBERY HOUSE 1818-1988 |
| 117 | Keator Home | Historic marker for the Keator home | State Ed Dept, 1935 | 734 Binnewater Lane, Kingston | Kingston near Rosendale | 41°51′30.03″N 74°05′06.79″W﻿ / ﻿41.8583417°N 74.0852194°W﻿ / 41.8583417; -74.0852194 | KEATOR HOME BUILT ABOUT 1770 BY FIRST SETTLER, KEATOR, COMMUNITY FORMERLY CALLED KEATORS CORNERS |
| 118 | Westbrook House | Historic marker for the Westbrook House | (no agency or date) | Accord | Rochester | 41°48′21.84″N 74°13′15.16″W﻿ / ﻿41.8060667°N 74.2208778°W﻿ / 41.8060667; -74.2208778 | WESTBROOK HOUSE LAND ACQUIRED FROM INDIANS IN 1696, JONATHAN WESTBROOK ENGLISH OFFICER BUILT THIS ORIGINAL WING IN 1700. BOUGHT BY MARSHAL FAMILY IN 1924. |
| 119 | MAVERICK ROAD | Historic marker for Maverick Road | Woodstock Bicentennial, 1987 | | Woodstock | 42°01′24.68″N 74°06′23.48″W﻿ / ﻿42.0235222°N 74.1065222°W﻿ / 42.0235222; -74.1065222 | MAVERICK ROAD LEADS TO "THE MAVERICK" FAMED FOR FESTIVAL, ART, THE AFTER, MUSIC AND THE SIMPLE LIFE FOUNDED 1906. |
| 120 | ROSENDALE LIBRARY | Historic marker for the Rosendale Library | (no agency or date (but must be =>1986)) | | Rosendale | 41°50′43.98″N 74°04′33.6″W﻿ / ﻿41.8455500°N 74.076000°W﻿ / 41.8455500; -74.076000 | ROSENDALE LIBRARY FORMERLY ALL SAINTS' CHAPEL BUILT 1876 OF ROSENDALE CEMENT. DEDICATED STATE AND NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE AUG. 11, 1986. |
| 121 | ALLIGERVILLE HISTORIC DISTRICT | Historic marker for Alligerville | Town of Rochester, 2015 | in Alligerville center city | Rochester | 41°47′49.2″N 74°10′41.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.797000°N 74.178306°W﻿ / 41.797000; -74.178306 | ALLIGERVILLE HISTORIC DISTRICT LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES |
| 122 | WATERING TROUGH | Historic marker for a Water Trough | (no agency or date) | | Rochester | 41°48′07.2″N 74°10′39.36″W﻿ / ﻿41.802000°N 74.1776000°W﻿ / 41.802000; -74.1776000 | THIS TRIANGULAR SPRING-FED WATERING TROUGH WAS USED DURING THE ERA OF HORSE DRAWN TRANSPORTATION |
| 123 | JOHN BURROUGHS | Historic marker pointing the school where Burroughs taught | State Ed Dept, 1939 | 213 and School Street, just south of but in High Falls, New York | Marbletown | 41°49′24.68″N 74°07′39.39″W﻿ / ﻿41.8235222°N 74.1276083°W﻿ / 41.8235222; -74.1276083 | JOHN BURROUGHS AMERICAN NATURALIST TAUGHT SCHOOL AT HIGH FALLS IN 1857 NEAR PRESENT BUILDING |
| 124 | Jacob Hasbrouck Jr. House (n.b. fully size house, Jacob's dad was named Jacob) | Historic marker for the Hasbrouck Junior House | Maj. J. Hasbrouck Trust (no date) | 193 Huguenot Street New Paltz, New York | New Paltz | 41°45′38.16″N 74°05′08.52″W﻿ / ﻿41.7606000°N 74.0857000°W﻿ / 41.7606000; -74.0857000 | 1786 MAJ. JACOB HASBROUCK, JR. HOUSE MEMBER PROVINCIAL CONGRESS 1775 OFFICER 3RD REG. N.Y. MILITIA GRANDSON OF JEAN HASBROUCK THE PATENTEE BIRTHPLACE OF JACOB M. HASBROUCK 1ST MAYOR OF NEW PALTZ 1887 LAND TITLE VESTED BY FAILY WILLS |
| 125 | AFRICAN-AMERICAN BURIAL GROUND | Historic marker for an African American burial ground | Town and Village of New Paltz, 2000 | 190 Huguenot Street New Paltz, New York | New Paltz | 41°45′34.05″N 74°05′08.19″W﻿ / ﻿41.7594583°N 74.0856083°W﻿ / 41.7594583; -74.0856083 | SITE OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN BURIAL GROUND FRENCH HUGUENOTS WHO FOUNDED NEW PALTZ IN 1677 HAD USED ENSLAVED AFRICANS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FARM WORK AS EARLY AS 1673. BY 1790, 179 ENSLAVED AFRICAN-AMERICANS AND 9 FREE PERSONS OF COLOR LIVED IN NEW PALTZ. SLAVERY OFFICIALLY ENDED IN NEW YORK STATE IN 1827, BUT MANY AFRICAN-AMERICANS REMAINED IN SERVITUDE UNTIL 1848. A BURIAL GROUND USED BY AFRICANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IS LOCATED NEAR THIS MARKER. AFRER THE CIVIL WAR, WHEN WHITES ALLOWED AFRICAN-AMERICAN BURIALS IN A SEGREGATED PORTION OF THE NEW PALTZ BURIAL CEMETERY ON PLAINS ROAD, THIS BURIAL GROUND WAS NO LONGER USED AND ITS EXISTENCE NEARLY FORGOTTEN. |
| 126 | ELTING CEMETERY | Historic marker for the Elting Cemetery | (no agency or date) | 171 Huguenot Street New Paltz, New York | New Paltz | 41°45′27.24″N 74°05′09.24″W﻿ / ﻿41.7575667°N 74.0859000°W﻿ / 41.7575667; -74.0859000 | SITE OF ELTING CEMETERY JACOB ELTING'S DESCENDANTS DONATED THIS MEADOW AND FAMILY CEMETERY TO THE VILLAGE IN 2017. ONE OF THE EARLIEST FAMILIES OF NEW PALTZ, THESE ELTINGS GAVE THE BEVIER-ELTING HOUSE AND THE HARCOURT SANCTUARY TO THE HUGUENOT HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO THE ELTING MEMORIAL LIBRARY BUILDING. THEIR GIFT OF THE SANCTUARY TO THE HHS ENABLED THE CREATION OF THE NYQUIST-HARCOURT WILDLIFE SANCTUARY. |
| 127 | TOWN ORGANIZED | Historic marker for site where Lloyd was organized | (no agency or date) | 439 New Paltz Road, Highland, NY 12528 | Lloyd | 41°44′04.88″N 74°00′11.88″W﻿ / ﻿41.7346889°N 74.0033000°W﻿ / 41.7346889; -74.0033000 | TOWN ORGANIZED FIRST OWN OF LLOYD MEETING HELD HERE MAY 6, 1845. LLOYD TOWNSHIP SET OFF FROM TOWN OF NEW PALTZ. TOWN POP. 1845 WAS 2035. |
| 128 | YELVERTON HOUSE | Historic marker for the Yelverton House | (no agency or date) | 39 Maple Ave, Highland, NY 12528 | Lloyd | 41°43′02.53″N 73°57′03.97″W﻿ / ﻿41.7173694°N 73.9511028°W﻿ / 41.7173694; -73.9511028 | YELVERTON HOUSE 1754 HISTORIC SITE ON STATE AND NATIONAL REGISTERS. SAWMILL, BRICK YARD AND STORE. SLAVES SCULLED HIS FERRY ACROSS HUDSON. |
| 129 | DEWITT HOUSE | Historic marker for the DeWitt House | State Ed Dept, 1939 | 7800 US 209, Napanoch, NY 12458 | Napanoch | 41°44′16.26″N 74°22′40.11″W﻿ / ﻿41.7378500°N 74.3778083°W﻿ / 41.7378500; -74.3778083 | DEWITT HOUSE THIS HOUSE IS ON ORIGINAL CELLAR OF HOME OF EGBERT de WITT, WHOSE DAUGHTER MARIA WAS MOTHER OF de WITT CLINTON FIRST GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK. |
| 130 | OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST MEETING HOUSE | Historic marker for the Old Baptist Meeting House | Historical Society of Olive (no date) | Route 28 and Reservoir Road | Shokan | 41°58′24.05″N 74°12′44.07″W﻿ / ﻿41.9733472°N 74.2122417°W﻿ / 41.9733472; -74.2122417 | CHURCH ORGANIZED IN 1799 AS THE TONGOR BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST. PRESENT EDIFICE ERECTED IN 1857. |
| 131 | SHOKAN REFORMED | Historic marker for the Shokan Reformed Church | Historical Society of Olive (no date) | Route 28 and Church St. | Shokan | 41°58′22.77″N 74°13′20.87″W﻿ / ﻿41.9729917°N 74.2224639°W﻿ / 41.9729917; -74.2224639 | CHURCH ORGANIZED IN 1799 ORIGINAL SITE NOW BELOW ASHOKAN RESERVOIR PRESENT EDIFICE DEDICATED ON SEPTEMBER 14, 1913. |
| 132 | 1779 FORT SHANDAKEN | Historic marker for Fort Shandaken | Shandaken Historic Site (no date) | Route 28 across from Hudler Cemetery | Mt. Tremper | 42°01′59.31″N 74°16′30.47″W﻿ / ﻿42.0331417°N 74.2751306°W﻿ / 42.0331417; -74.2751306 | DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, A LOG FORT STOOD NEAR THIS SPOT TO DEFEND KINGSTON FROM ENEMY ATTACK |
| 133 | OLIVEBRIDGE | Historic marker for the church | (no agency or date) | Route 213 south of Route 28A | Olivebridge | 41°55′49.7058″N 74°12′58.6584″W﻿ / ﻿41.930473833°N 74.216294000°W﻿ / 41.930473833; -74.216294000 | OLIVEBRIDGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CONGREGATION FORMED CIRCA 1810, BUILDING ERECTED 1823 REBUILT 1867, AFTER A FIRE. WE WELCOME YOU TO ATTEND! |
| 134 | DUTCH CHURCH - 1827 | Historic marker for this Dutch church | Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum (no date) | 9W / Broadway in Ulster Park | Esopus, in its hamlet of Ulster Park | 41°51′13.5″N 73°58′09.89″W﻿ / ﻿41.853750°N 73.9694139°W﻿ / 41.853750; -73.9694139 | DUTCH CHURCH - 1827 KLYNE ESOPUS & EAST NEW PALTZ REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH 1791–1965. MOTHER CHURCH OF ST. REMY, PORT EWEN & UNION CENTER CONGREGATIONS. |
| 135 | SOJOURNER TRUTH | Historic marker for a site of Sojourner Truth's enslavement | William C. Pomeroy Foundation 2013 | Broadway and River Road in Ulster Park | Esopus, in its hamlet of Ulster Park | 41°54′00.55″N 73°58′27.22″W﻿ / ﻿41.9001528°N 73.9742278°W﻿ / 41.9001528; -73.9742278 | SOJOURNER TRUTH 1797 - 1883 A SLAVE HERE AT MARTINUS SCHRYVER'S TAVERN: 1808–1810. SPEAKER - ACTIVIST ON ABOLITION, WOMEN'S RIGHTS & TEMPERANCE. |
| 136 | VICTORY IN 1777 | the marker | Cahill School Grade 4 1997 | School Road and Old King's Road | Saugerties | 42°08′30.8″N 73°57′12.9″W﻿ / ﻿42.141889°N 73.953583°W﻿ / 42.141889; -73.953583 | VICTORY IN 1777 TRADITION TELLS US THAT TROOPS FROM THE BATTLE OF SARATOGA WERE GREETED HERE, FEASTED, AND ESCORTED DOWN THE KING'S ROAD BY JOYOUS TOWNSPEOPLE. |
| 137 | PERSEN STORE SITE | NY State historic marker for the Persen Store Site | State Ed Dept, 1936 | Route 32 and Route 34 in Katsbaan hamlet of Saugerties | Saugerties | 42°06′34.1″N 73°58′05.2″W﻿ / ﻿42.109472°N 73.968111°W﻿ / 42.109472; -73.968111 | PERSEN STORE SITE 23 YARDS EAST STOOD STORE OF CORNELIUS PERSEN; ALSO FUR TRADE HEADQUARTERS OF JOHN JACOB ASTOR; IN 1867 USED AS A PLACE OF WORSHIP |
| 138 | PHOENICIA STATION | | National Register of Historic Places (no date but likely 1999) | Phoenicia | Shandaken's hamlet Phoenicia | 42°04′49.9″N 74°18′30″W﻿ / ﻿42.080528°N 74.30833°W﻿ / 42.080528; -74.30833 | PHOENICIA STATION CENTENNIAL ULSTER AND DELAWARE RR 1899-1999 |
| 139 | GLASSWORKS SITE | Historic marker for the glassworks site | Hudson Valley Bottle Club (no date) | West corner of Canal St and Edwards Pl in Ellenville | Wawarsing | 41°42′51.5″N 74°23′18.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.714306°N 74.388583°W﻿ / 41.714306; -74.388583 | GLASSWORKS SITE ELLENVILLE GLASS CO. 1836-96 PRODUCED BOTTLES, DEMIJOHNS, FRUIT JARS & INSULATORS ON A LARGE SCALE EMPLOYING UP TO FOUR HUNDRED HANDS. |
| 140 | NEW HURLEY REFORMED CHURCH | marker for the church | Town of Plattekill 1990 | 208 and New Hurley Road | Wallkill | 41°38′18″N 74°08′37.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.63833°N 74.143861°W﻿ / 41.63833; -74.143861 | ☨ HISTORICAL SITE NEW HURLEY REFORMED CHURCH FOUNDED NOV 9, 1770 REBUILT 1835 |
| 141 | NEW PROSPECT | | (no agency or date) | Pirog Road, N of Route 52 | Pine Bush | 41°37′05.7″N 74°18′59.3″W﻿ / ﻿41.618250°N 74.316472°W﻿ / 41.618250; -74.316472 | NEW PROSPECT ORIGINALLY PECONASINK SETTLEMENT DUBOIS AND SCHOONMAKER GRANTED 1749. ORIGINAL NEW PROSPECT DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH BUILT 1815 NEW CHURCH BUILT 1856 |
| 142 | WALKER VALLEY | | Town of Shawangunk (no date) | Route 52 at Marl Road | Shawangunk | 41°37′56.7″N 74°22′28″W﻿ / ﻿41.632417°N 74.37444°W﻿ / 41.632417; -74.37444 | WALKER VALLEY ORIGINALLY NAMED JAMESBURGH RENAMED WALKER VALLEY-1862 HOME TO DELAWARE INDIANS UNTIL THE LATE 1700'S [sic] DUTCH SETTLEMENT IN MID 1700'S [sic] |
| 143 | LOCUST LAWN | the marker and the house | Huguenot Historical Society (no date) | 436 State Route 32 South, Wallkill, NY 12589 | Wallkill | 41°41′49.6″N 74°06′06.4″W﻿ / ﻿41.697111°N 74.101778°W﻿ / 41.697111; -74.101778 | LOCUST LAWN BUILT FOR COLONEL JOSIAH HASBROUCK IN 1814. THIS FEDERAL STYLE RESIDENCE WAS DESIGNED BY LOCAL ARCHITECT CROMWELL OF NEWBURCH, N.Y. |
| 144 | GRIST MILL 1762 | Historic marker for the mill | (no agency or date) | Mill Dam Road, Marbletown, NY | Marbletown | 41°51′44.3″N 74°08′28.11″W﻿ / ﻿41.862306°N 74.1411417°W﻿ / 41.862306; -74.1411417 | GRIST MILL 1762 LEONARD HARDENBERGH BUILT THIS MILL AND RESIDENCE IN 1762, THE MILL PROVIDED FLOUR FOR THE ARMY DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION |
| 145 | SOJOURNER TRUTH | the marker | New York State (no date but during Pataki administration 1995–2006) | Route 213 in Rifton | Esopus | 41°50′59.3″N 74°02′09.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.849806°N 74.035861°W﻿ / 41.849806; -74.035861 | SOJOURNER TRUTH 1797? - 1883 BORN INTO SLAVERY IN SWARTEKILL, THEN HURLEY, SHE ROSE TO BECOME A FAMOUS ORATOR AND CHAMPION OF HUMAN RIGHTS. |
| 146 | WALK TO FREEDOM | the marker | William C. Pomeroy Foundation 2015 (marker is numbered 231) | Floyd Ackert Road west of 9W in Esopus | Esopus | 41°47′46.8″N 73°57′42.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.796333°N 73.961917°W﻿ / 41.796333; -73.961917 | WALK TO FREEDOM IN OCTOBER 1826 SOJOURNER TRUTH WALKED THIS ROAD FROM WEST PARK TO RIFTON LEAVING SLAVERY BEHIND FOR A LIFE OF FREEDOM |
| 147 | JENKINSTOWN | the marker | (no agency or date) | Jenkinstown Road, Gardiner | Gardiner | 41°41′49.8″N 74°06′29.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.697167°N 74.108278°W﻿ / 41.697167; -74.108278 | JENKINSTOWN JENKINS-DUBOIS FARM & MILL PART OF 1688 LOUIS DUBOIS PATENT LAMBERT JENKINS EST. MILLS & BUILT STONE HOUSE IN 1793 DUBOIS-JENKINS FAMILY STILL RESIDES ON THE FARM |
| 148 | BRUYNSWICK | the marker | Town of Shawangunk (no date) | Hoagerburgh and Bruynswick Roads, Shawangunk | Shawangunk | 41°39′28.3″N 74°13′34.1″W﻿ / ﻿41.657861°N 74.226139°W﻿ / 41.657861; -74.226139 | BRUYNSWICK NAMES FOR SETTLER GERTRUYD BRUYN. HER 1682 DEED PURCHASING LAND FROM THE INDIANS CONTAINS THE EARLIEST USE OF THE NAME "SAWANKONCK" (SHAWANGUNK) |
| 149 | BRUYNSWICK SCHOOL | the marker | National Register of Historic Places (no date) | Brunyswick Road, north of Hoagerburg Road, Shawangunk | Shawangunk | 41°39′34.3″N 74°13′32.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.659528°N 74.225778°W﻿ / 41.659528; -74.225778 | BRUYNSWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8 BUILT C. 1840 THIS NEW SCHOOL HOUSE REPLACED THE OLD SCHOOL WHICH STOOD ONE-FOURTH MILE NORTH THE SCHOOL CLOSED 1943 SERVING AS A PLACE OF LEARNING FOR 100 YEARS. |
| 150 | REFORMED CHURCH OF SHAWANGUNK | the marker | National Register of Historic Places (no date) | Hoagerburgh Road, Shawangunk | Shawangunk | 41°39′13.5″N 74°12′49.9″W﻿ / ﻿41.653750°N 74.213861°W﻿ / 41.653750; -74.213861 | REFORMED CHURCH OF SHAWANGUNK PARSONAGE BUILT 1751 CHURCH BUILT 1752-55 OLDEST CHURCH STILL IN USE AMONG REFORMED CHURCH CONGREGATIONS IN AMERICA |
| 151 | THE FOUR CORNERS | NY State historic marker for the Four Corners | William C Pomeroy Foundation, 2018 (#552) | Corner of Crown and John Streets, Kingston, New York | Kingston, New York | 41°56′01.1″N 74°01′15.4″W﻿ / ﻿41.933639°N 74.020944°W﻿ / 41.933639; -74.020944 | THE FOUR CORNERS ALL FOUR STONE HOUSES AT THIS INTERSECTION BUILT BETWEEN CA. 1663 - CA. 1775. PRIOR TO THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. |
| 152 | POPPLETOWN HOUSE | NY State historic marker for the Poppletown House | (no agency or date) | Jct. of Old Post Rd. and Swarte Kill Rd., Esopus, New York | Esopus, New York | 41°49′16.79″N 73°58′29.76″W﻿ / ﻿41.8213306°N 73.9749333°W﻿ / 41.8213306; -73.9749333 | POPPLETOWN HOUSE A STONE FARM HOUSE TYPICAL OF HOUSES BUILT IN ULSTER COUNTY, NY DURING THE LATE 18TH AND EARLY 19TH CENTURIES. AN HISTORIC SITE. |
| 153 | The Senate House | the marker | State of NY Educ. Dept and NYS Thruway Authority, 1965 | Ulster Travel Plaza, US Interstate 87 southbound, north of Kingston, NY | Ulster | 42°00′51.22″N 73°59′58.46″W﻿ / ﻿42.0142278°N 73.9995722°W﻿ / 42.0142278; -73.9995722 | Historic New York: The Senate House, 1676, Clinton Avenue, Kingston |
| 154 | Kingston Area | the marker | State of NY Educ. Dept and NYS Thruway Authority, 1965 | Ulster Travel Plaza, US Interstate 87 southbound, north of Kingston, NY | Ulster | 42°00′50.76″N 73°59′58.65″W﻿ / ﻿42.0141000°N 73.9996250°W﻿ / 42.0141000; -73.9996250 | Historic New York: Kingston Area |
| 155 | Hudson Valley | NY State historic marker for the Hudson Valley | State of NY Educ. Dept and NYS Thruway Authority, 1965 | undeveloped Malden travel plaza, US Interstate 87 southbound, north of Saugerties | Saugerties | 42°06′25.03″N 73°57′33.33″W﻿ / ﻿42.1069528°N 73.9592583°W﻿ / 42.1069528; -73.9592583 | Historic New York: Hudson Valley |
| 156 | SOJOURNER TRUTH | NYS Historical Marker commemorating Sojourner Truth | Colonel Hasbrouck House | Green Street between John and Crown, Kingston, NY | Kingston, New York | 41°55′56″N 74°01′17″W﻿ / ﻿41.9321797°N 74.021501°W﻿ / 41.9321797; -74.021501 | SOJOURNER TRUTH LIVED HERE IN 1828 WHEN SHE FOUGHT TO FREE HER ENSLAVED SON, BECOMING THE 1ST BLACK WOMAN IN US HISTORY TO SUE A SLAVEHOLDER—AND WIN. COLONEL HASBROUCK HOUSE - 2022 |
| 157 | Dubois House | NY State Historical marker for (another) DuBois House | State Ed Dept, 1935 | Springtown Road, New Paltz, NY | New Paltz, NY | 41°48′26.5″N 74°04′54.8″W﻿ / ﻿41.807361°N 74.081889°W﻿ / 41.807361; -74.081889 | DUBOIS HOUSE BUILT IN 1755 BY BENJAMIN DUBOIS, GRANDSON OF ISAAC DUBOIS, NEW PALTZ PATENTEE. |
This list does not include the satirical markers in Ulster County erected by artist Norm Magnusson to resemble official Historic Markers. Such markers are distinguished by official Markers by displaying a map of the continental United States with the words "UNITED STATES" above the map at the top of the sign (official Markers in Ulster County usually display a map of New York State (sometimes with the map placed in between the words "NEW" and "YORK") and at the bottom, displaying the words "EDUCATION DEPARTMENT", aping the "STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT" that erects the official Markers. Magnusson's satirical markers further distinguish themselves from official Markers by placing the words "ON THIS SITE STOOD" on the same part of, and the same size as, the part of the sign where the name of the event/place/person(s) that the official Marker commemorates is placed. Magnusson's markers do not represent actual historical events, places or people but are intended to make a political point on issues that Magnusson feels need to be discussed and addressed. For example, in Woodstock, Magnusson erected a marker (at the coordinates 42°02′26.0″N 74°07′10.4″W) "commemorating" a fictitious Patriot called "Rob't Hass" that reads "ON THIS SITE STOOD AMERICAN PATRIOT ROB'T HASS WHO BELIEVED THAT A HEALTHY DEMOCRACY MUST DISCOURAGE APATHY AND RESPECT DISSENT. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, 2006".