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Grant’s Visit to Newburgh August 7th 1869

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Spread the love149 Years ago August 7th 1869 Although George Washington spent time in Newburgh (more time in Newburgh at Washington’s Headquarters than any other

Beacon’s stately Eustatia named after British Virgin island

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Spread the loveIn 1867, Newburgh attorney John Monell hired renowned architect Frederick Clarke Withers to build his mansion on 5 acres in the northwest corner

Mobster Dutch Schultz found refuge at Dominick Petrilli’s Newburgh home

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Spread the loveThe house on North Street in Newburgh likely had a similar reason for the fountain’s presence, which was connected to a former homeowner

Anthony Musso December 3, 2018 No Comments

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