Where History Continues to be Writtenin New Paltz, New York
the heart of the Hudson Valley
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WE HAVE MOVED!
Our new address is 88 Huguenot Street
Wednesday, May 23rd at 7:00 PM
Ellsworth's Avengers:
The 44th New York Regiment and the American Civil War A lecture by Dr. Bruce Eelman of Siena College Learn More
In honor of Women's History month, Historic Huguenot Street and HRVH have collaborated to launch a new virtual exhibit, Women of the Hudson Valley, which features the personal stories of local women who lived during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Welcome to Historic Huguenot Street,
site of a unique American Story. In 1678, a small but brave group of French-speaking Huguenot refugees from what is today southern Belgium and northern France set out to create a community of their own — and so began an American Story that continues today. That special and diverse village is New Paltz, an eclectic, free-thinking town that attracts people from throughout the northeast, the United States and the world. Just like the Huguenots over 300 years ago, people are drawn to the natural beauty and the opportunity of area. Key to understanding and appreciating this singular place is a visit to Historic Huguenot Street, where it all began. |
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