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SUMMARY:U.S. Chefs Ski Club: “Camaraderie\, Hospitality\,  and Skiing: 50 Years on Hunter Mountain”
DESCRIPTION:The founding members of the U.S. Chef Ski Club sit down with Sean Mahoney to discuss their 50-year legacy at Hunter Mountain and around the world.  \nAt the MTHS’s Ulster & Delaware Train Station.
URL:https://mths.org/event/u-s-chefs-ski-club-camaraderie-hospitality-and-skiing-50-years-on-hunter-mountain/
LOCATION:Mountain Top Historical Society\, 5132 Route 23A\, Haines Falls\, New York\, United States
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SUMMARY:1824: The Catskill Mountain House - Open for Business
DESCRIPTION:2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the opening of the Catskill Mountain House Hotel. \nIn the second installment of two presentations\, Jim Planck\, Vice-President of the Greene County Historical Society\, will describe the history leading up to the construction of one of America’s first resort destinations. \nJim Planck is also the current editor of the GCHS quarterly journal and has had a 30+ year career as a reporter covering Greene County news. He has written articles for Kaatskill Life\, Columbia County Heritage\, and Greene County History. Jim was born in Catskill and served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1965 -1969\, including a tour of duty in Viet Nam. We thank him for his service. \nProgram will be held at the MTHS Ulster & Delaware Train Station. Refreshments will follow. A donation of $5 is suggested.
URL:https://mths.org/event/1824-the-catskill-mountain-house-open-for-business/
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SUMMARY:Hike: West Kill Mountain
DESCRIPTION:Hike Leader: George Hewitt \nDifficulty: Difficult (6.8 miles RT with a 1\,800’ elevation gain and rock scrambles) \nDescription:  The hike will begin at the parking lot at the end of Spruceton Road in West Kill.  We will hike on the Diamond Notch Trail to Diamond Notch Falls (pause there for pictures)\, then turn right onto the Devil’s Path Trail.  The hike up Devil’s Path is a consistent climb with rocky sections to the top of West Kill Mountain.  Just before summiting West Kill Mountain\, we will stop at Buck’s Ridge\, a beautiful overlook with views of the surrounding mountains.  After summiting (there is no view at the top) we will return to Buck’s Ridge and stop for lunch.  After the hike\, for those interested\, we will stop at the West Kill Brewery to quench our thirst.  Bring a pack lunch and/or snacks and plenty of water.  Sturdy hiking shoes a must and poles are recommended.  Hike cancels with rain.  Group size limited to 15 people. \nMeeting Time:  9 AM \nDifficulty:  Difficult (6.8 miles RT with a 1\,800’ elevation gain and rock scrambles).  Average time to hike 4.5 hours round trip. \nDirections:  Take Rt. 42 (north from Shandaken off Rt. 28 or south from Lexington off Rt. 23A). In Spruceton turn onto Spruceton Rd.  Continue about 7.4 miles.  Pass the Spruceton Inn on the right\, West Kill Brewing on the left and the large Rusk Mountain Trailhead parking lot on the left. Park at the next parking lot on the right. \nDONT FORGET TO REGISTER. Email mthsdirector@mths.org or call 518-589-6657. \nThis is conjunction with Hudson River Valley Ramble.
URL:https://mths.org/event/hike-west-kill-mountain/
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SUMMARY:12th Annual Postcard Show with John Duda
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 12th Annual Postcard Show at the Ulster & Delaware Train Station on the MTHS campus.\n\nThe MTHS will also be selling ephemera from its attic in a special sale.\nA $3 entry fee will be charged at the door.\n\nVendors contact John Duda at johnalmathduda@gmail.com
URL:https://mths.org/event/12th-annual-postcard-show-with-john-duda/
LOCATION:Mountain Top Historical Society\, 5132 Route 23A\, Haines Falls\, New York\, United States
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