Discover new artisans and makers, reconnect with nature, and enjoy locally driven dining in the hotter-than-ever Hudson Vallley.
I've been wanting to write a guide to Hudson, New York, for ages because it's one of my favorite small towns. It's often referred to as "Upstate's Downtown" because it manages to maintain its charming but still gritty small town atmosphere, while also boasting a number of fantastic restaurants, stylish (and pricey!) shops and design hotels.
“Albert Bierstadt, Rocky Mountains, "Lander's Peak", 1863 https://t.co/vnx4tPGmE3 #albertbierstadt #harvardartmuseums”
Looking for an easy escape from New York City? Check out the artsy center of Upstate New York: Hudson.
Apple picking. Mountain hikes. Mansions and crumbling castles. A headless horseman? Here are all the best things to do in hudson Valley, just north of NYC!
When New Yorkers think of a beautiful autumnal scene, they're probably picturing the Hudson Valley. Rediscovering the Hudson Valley has been a journey.
About Take a look at this fantastic double sided early 19th or late 18th century wooden trade sign with original wrought Iron bracket. Came out of a Hudson Valley, N.Y. estate - "Clothing cleaned and Repaired" untouched and original, this sign could easily be from the early 19th century, you will not find another one. This sign hung in my kitchen in my 1769 farmhouse for many years. A couple of the photo's are of how it hung in my home. As you see you can display it with or without the iron bracket. Stunning piece of history.
Famous 20th Century designer, Henry Dreyfuss, brought his art deco streamlined concept and ideas to the New York Central Railroad. The result was the famous Dreyfuss Hudson locomotives that honor his name. They pulled the famous passenger trains called “The 20th Century Limited” on record-setting trips between Chicago and New York City. Here we see one of those crack passenger trains crossing a mighty lift bridge on its way to its destination. Bridge, approach track, water, and atmosphere were modeled and set up just for this photograph.
A collection of recipes using Cadbury Chocolate products. Date of the recipe book is unknown.
Bannerman’s Castle might look like a medieval European storybook setting, but these American ruins have seen their fair share of disaster. The only real occupants of the castle were weapons of war and temperamental explosives, housed in this elaborate military surplus warehouse built in 1901. Just 50 miles North from New York City, located on…
The cover of the June 2020 issue of Chronogram features Hudson Valley artist Helena Zay's portrait of Swedish abstract painter and mystic Hilma af Klint's (1862-1944), who has work on display at Lightforms Art Center until August 9.
Hudson Athens Lighthouse, also known as Hudson City Lighthouse, on the Hudson River, New York. Image 424_2478adj
Paul Hudson thinks that men aren’t men anymore. We couldn’t disagree more. It’s a common trope in the media today: The death of manliness. Shows like "Mad Men" and "Boardwalk Empire" hark back to an earlier era when manliness was more prominent.…
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Hip and historic Kingston, N.Y., is a Hudson Valley destination for great shops, historic sites, live music, festivals, art, and a scenic waterfront.
Lee Miller with Crystal Ball, photographed by George Hoyningen-Huene, c. 1920s Pauline Frederick, Potiphar's wife, c. 1910-1915 The Watcher by Clarence Hudson White, 1906 Helen Freeman in Fog (film), 1933
The top ten things to do in the Hudson Valley in the fall including best places to see Hudson Valley fall foliage and fun Hudson Valley activities for all.
Designers are highlighting the message of Earth Day 2015, educating everyone about what needs to be done to make Earth an environmentally friendly place.
best list!!! :D I remember getting slightly depressed when I was 16 because I would never meet Alex, haha.
A beautiful example of c. 1870's French Second Empire architecture designed by architect Gilbert Croff and located in scenic Hudson, NY
Dark sense of humor and unexpected endings? Talk about a perfect combo for comics. It’s been over a decade since Ryan Hudson posted his first one, and it shows, judging by how entertaining his illustrations are today. Hudson says his comics are "about making fun of the human condition" with the ultimate goal of making humor.
Model: Wynston |Next| Photography by Alex Evans Website: alexevansphotography.com We are starting the new year (happy new 2013 everybody!) with a wonderful portrait series of the promising Wynston at Next captured by the talented Alex Evans.
George Inness [1825-1894] came of age during the formation of the Hudson River School, whose artists viewed nature as a manifestation of the divine and strove to represent it as faithfully as possible. However, Inness distinguished himself from this group in the profound degree to which philosophical and spiritual ideas inspired his work. Ultimately, he became the leading American artist-philosopher of his generation... . /© The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Adrienne Baxter Bell, Department of Art History, Marymount Manhattan College.
We've rounded up some of the tastiest "quarantinis" cocktail recipes to drink while standing at least six feet away from other people.
Paul Hudson thinks that men aren’t men anymore. We couldn’t disagree more. It’s a common trope in the media today: The death of manliness. Shows like "Mad Men" and "Boardwalk Empire" hark back to an earlier era when manliness was more prominent.…
Arthur Parton - Boating by Moonlight, 1878
This Vanilla Magic Custard Cake really is magic! During baking, the batter splits into a base, delicious custard layer and cake top - yum! It's a great dessert for your next event, or why not make just because!
Crabapple Blossoms 2008 by TheBigWRanch12 on Flickr.
Each plate accompanied by leaf with descriptive letterpress
Doris Day knitting. Undated photograph. --- Image by � Bettmann/CORBIS
A curated collection of images that catch and captivate my eye. Oh, and, of course, a tasty sprinkling of recipes. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. And if you like what you see, take a peek at the archives, too. I think it shows better there, anyways. ^^ //
About The Artwork A Quiet Day 221202 is a contemporary tonal landscape painting with nice light and atmosphere. This painting is part of my Tonal Landscapes series which are landscapes with a focus on soft light. These are paintings of calm places. These works bring you into a calm peaceful place with their soft colors and light. This painting is 12x12 inches and painted on 1/8 inch canvas panel. -Don B Original Created: 2022 Subjects: Landscape Materials: Canvas Styles: Impressionism Plein Air Tonalist Hudson River School Classic Mediums: Oil Details & Dimensions Painting: Oil on Canvas Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork Size: 12 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in Frame: Not Framed Ready to Hang: No Packaging: Ships in a Box
