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The “Wings of West Point” and the Evolution of Stewart International Airport

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Spread the loveWhat’s in a Name? The “Wings of West Point” and the Evolution of Stewart International Airport Martin H. Joyce, III Stewart International Airport,

Knox Headquarters gives look at Revolutionary War

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Spread the loveThe two-and-a-half story stone house that sits along Forge Hill Road, just southeast of its intersection with Blooming Grove Turnpike (Route 94), in

New Windsor Cantonment

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Spread the loveFrom October 1782 through June 1783, Gen. George Washington relocated 7,000 of his army troops to a 1,600-acre parcel of land at today’s

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