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SUMMARY:KAATERSKILL JUNCTION HIKE with Paul LaPierre
DESCRIPTION:You will be stepping back in time to the days when the Kaaterskill and Stony Clove Railroad came up to the Junction from Phoenicia and then split to the west on the Hunter Branch and headed east on theTannersville Branch toward the Hotel Kaaterskill. A track plan of the junction and photographs showing the several sidings that served the sorting of freight and passenger cars to the two branches will be provided\, supported by rail ties that still remain 84 years after the abandonment of the line in 1940. To the east\nthe hike will visit the remains of the Light Dam Bridge over the Schoharie Creek. A side excursion to the new Hunter Branch Rail Trail pedestrian bridge over a tributary of the Schoharie Creek will be added after returning to our start at the Junction site.\nMeeting time: 9:00AM 5 October 2024\nDifficulty: This is a moderate hike on an old\, mostly level railroad bed\, about 4\nmiles long with leader Paul LaPierre exploring the area around Kaaterskill\nJunction on State Route214. There is one small shallow stream crossing with\nstepping stones—hiking poles or staff are advised.\nDirections: Address: 4282 Rte 214\nAbout a mile south from the 23A end of Rte 214 on the left there is a sign\nplanted in the grass marking the Junction —drive in and park on the U-shaped\ndriveway.
URL:https://mths.org/event/kaaterskill-junction-hike-with-paul-lapierre/
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SUMMARY:5th Annual Community Reading of Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle
DESCRIPTION:Join the Mountain Top Historical Society for the 5th year of our community reading of Rip Van Winkle! Get to know the “true” story behind sleepy Rip\, his dog Wolf and the mysterious ninepin bowling Dutchmen.\n\nNew this year: Catskill Artist Matt Bua’s Traveling Rip Exhibit & Nine Pin Bowling on the lawn. \n\nVintage and antique Rip Van Winkle books\, films and art will also be on display.\n\n\nOl’ Rip might even make an appearance too!…Bring your cameras!\n\nAttendees and readers are encouraged to dress like Rip Van Winkle\, Dame Winkle or Wolf.\n\n*READERS WANTED!* Sign up by going to https://mths.org/rsvp\, e-mailing mthsdirector@mths.org\, or call 518-589-6657.\n\n\nReading will take place in the 1913 Ulster & Delaware Train Station on the MTHS campus.
URL:https://mths.org/event/5th-annual-reading-of-washington-irvings-rip-van-winkle/
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