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Was the destruction of St. Joseph’s Seminary an accident — or an act of anti-Catholic hatred? Flames lit the hillside above the Hudson as...
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Arts
A century before shared city bikes, Nyack had its own version of a hometown ride, the “Nyack Bike.” These bicycles were not app-based or...
History
On Friday night, July 8, 1887, electricity crackled through the air in more ways than one. A full moon hung overhead, but its glow...
History
The Barons of Broadway #29 In this episode we take a second look at Lochbourne at 406 North Broadway. Nestled in Upper Nyack, the storied...
History
Barons of Broadway #27 Nyack earned a reputation for shipbuilding during its early days, and for over sixty years, the Voris family played a...
Arts
Four amazing events, sponsored by the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center on July 13 and 14, celebrate Hopper’s artistic boyhood in Nyack....
Arts
“There’s a man outside making a picture,” exclaimed Helen Hayes’ daughter Mary while looking out the window of their home, Pretty Penny, on North...
Arts
Kathie Bennewitz, Executive Director of the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center on North Broadway in Nyack, highlights that Edward Hopper, renowned for...
Arts
Garret Henry Hopper, who went by “G.H. Hopper” in business and “Garry” among friends, bore the appearance of an Edwardian intellectual or a European...
Arts
Whitney Hopper Ride on July 22 Proves a Resounding Success in Honoring the Renowned Artist On a picturesque summer day that seemed tailor-made for...