Home of the Newburgh Historical Society, an 1830 Neo-classical mansion that was built by steamboat shipper David Crawford, don't miss their programs throughout the summer and house tours in December.
Great atmosphere, beer, and owners. Food is great too. Try the grilled cheese. Another bonus? Ping-pong table!!
The local history club, the Newburgh Horse Thief Detecting Society, meets here every last Friday of the month at 7pm. It's a good time!
For info about the vibrant arts scene in the city, stop here first. They have an art supply store, collectible shop and Bed & Breakfast, they also host a fabulous Open Studios Tour every September.
Taco Tuesday, and Wild Wing Wednesday, is a must do task during your week. Good vibe and good service! :-)
Washington's longest & last headquarters of the Rev. War, in a park over the Hudson River, a house, centennial tower and museum. Opened in 1850 as the first designated historic site in the nation.
