If you are interested in the History of the Hudson Valley Region in New York, one of the best sites to visit is the Hudson River Valley Heritage Website. I could probably spend all day browsing the very well-organized photo gallery. The gallery is classified by subject, people, and location. In most cases, the photos are unrestricted for use, as long as the photo is used for educational purposes. This particular photo is of the Jean Hasbrouck House located in New Paltz. The orginal picture comes from the Faces and Places from the Past digital collection maintained by Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz, which maintains a library and archive.
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