|
Guest Book |
|---|
| Wednesday, February 7th 2007 - 09:05:18 PM |
| Recently surprised to find out that natural cements are still of interest. I plan to attend the September conference at Syracuse. |
| Ken Mackenzie P E |
| Canada |
| Tuesday, February 6th 2007 - 03:22:25 PM |
| I began a search looking for information regarding "The Cataract House", a hotel located at the Cohoes Falls from 1860 - 1912. While searching I came across your web site and "Hugh White's Rosendale Cement". Very interesting reading, I learned much. |
| RJB |
| Cohoes NY USA |
| Thursday, January 18th 2007 - 09:03:46 PM |
| I owned two homes in Stone Ridge, and went to the Rosendale movie theater many times, between 1984 and 1996; unfortunately, my connection to the area was cut when my economic situation couldn't afford the luxury of a home up there. I did have the privilege of attending a concert in the "caves" on the Snyder estate of a group of "fiddlers" from the Shetland Isles who came on tour in, I think, 1993 or 4. We hosted some of them at our house. It was a wonderful event. |
| Bill Goodhart |
| New York NY USA |
| Friday, June 30th 2006 - 05:12:57 PM |
| VERY WELL DONE AND VERY INFORMATIVE TO ME. |
| FLORA ARMITAGE aol.com |
| MIDLAND PARK NJ USA |
| Thursday, March 16th 2006 - 02:22:04 PM |
| This is a wonderful site. My father, his parents and other relatives spent a lot of time up in Rosendale during the 1800's and early 1900's. There was some family connection of which I am not sure. My father would go up to Rosendale about once a year to visit all the old places and friends up until he died in 1974. My grandmother swam in the canal every day during the summer. It is so nice to see the history being preserved. My daughter and I now make a yearly trip to Rosendale in the summer to look at the old house and the places my father and his family had such happy memories of. Keep up the good work. I have a picture of the old house if you would like a copy for your website, you can reach me by email. |
| Helen Curtin Cassidy |
| Bloomingburg NY USA |
| Saturday, February 4th 2006 - 10:28:48 AM |
| I believe my family was the founders of the Lawrence Cement Company |
| Ray Lawrence |
| Lake Worth FL USA |
| Monday, December 26th 2005 - 11:00:20 AM |
| I am interested in birth records for Rosendale, New York. Are these records maintained by your facility. Thank you. |
| Betty Ducharme |
| Lexington KY USA |
| Tuesday, November 22nd 2005 - 10:47:25 AM |
| We (Mohawk Valley Community College, Rome Campus Library) just received a notice about a book entitled "Thank Rosendale," which says that Rosendale and not the Erie Canal was responsible for New York State's Industrial Revolution. We're the birthplace of the Erie Canal, so naturally we're curious about Rosendale. |
| Helen Adsit |
| Rome NY USA |
| Saturday, November 19th 2005 - 02:57:31 PM |
| My great grandparents were residents of Rosendale in the late 1870's into the 1880's,and I believe my grandfather may have been born there in 1877. I have been doing some ancestry for my grandchildren and was delighted to find so much on Rosendale. Thankyou so very much. |
| Nancy Humphrey Miles |
| Salem SC USA |
| Sunday, October 9th 2005 - 03:08:33 PM |
| I remember Rosendale very well....lots of fond memories. I used to live there until 1976 when my family moved to Florida. We lived behind the old Rosendale Food Store/Fann's dept. store...West End Ave. I remember the beautiful waterfall right beside our place there. We used to ride our bikes up to the 32 Lunch near Fann's and get an ice cream. I wonder if some of the same families are still there....The Ritter's, the Coddington's, the Mim's, the Cutler's, The Muller's. I remember going up to the barbershop to get some candy ...it was a small place, but boy did he have the best candy!! Those were the good ole days. I also remember that "cool" cave we past by often on that turn as we would ride by and say "ahhhhhhh" . It did throw our some nice cold air. I also remember the old railroad tressle too. It has been many moons since I lived in Rosendale...but I have never forgot it!!! Many many memories!!! |
| Sherri North Sarlo |
| Edgewater FL USA |
| Thursday, September 8th 2005 - 08:02:11 AM |
| Great site. I had been reading the Handbook of Brick Masonry Construction 1942 and was surprised to learn that natural cement was once a major industry in the U.S. and that it had hydraulic qualities. Wanting to know more I came across your website. It filled in some blanks in my inquiry. I would like to see the natural cement available once again not only for proper restoration work, but as a unique product for home improvement projects. |
| PLS |
| Normal IL USA |
| Monday, September 5th 2005 - 03:15:20 PM |
| Nice website. Greetings from Ashley, Andreas & Claudia Haberland. |
| Claudia Haberland |
| Cayman Islands |
| Sunday, August 28th 2005 - 07:57:39 AM |
| can't wait to visit the Mine and see the drummers..Looking forward to finding obout who you are !! |
| Star` |
| West Hurley NY USA |
| Thursday, August 11th 2005 - 06:12:18 AM |
| former resident of tillson |
| william rider |
| durham nc NC USA |
| Monday, July 25th 2005 - 07:08:26 PM |
| I am Andrew Snyder's first cousin once removed. I spent many happy hours at the Century House and taking buggy rides with Cousin Andres as a child. I will be visiting the area with my sister and daughter sometime within the next week and would like to pay you a visit. I leave on my trip July 27, in the evening. Hopefully you will receive this message and can contact me tomorrow, 907 457-4473. I heard about the society on NPR's piece about the poety fest. I hope that we will be able to meet. Sincerely yours, Alice Palen |
| Alice Palen |
| Fairbanks AK USA |
| Saturday, July 16th 2005 - 08:26:36 PM |
| Lived in Rosendale in 1943 to 1950 and lived in the area (Kingston, Port Ewen, Lake Katrine, Cottekill, Lomontville) until 1991. I miss it terribly . I remember Mr. Snyder riding his Arabian up thru the village in the 40's up to Rte. 32 and in winter with his horse driven sleigh.....the sound of those sleigh bells were the best music to be heard. My heart is still there! |
| carol m. inyard |
| naples FL USA |
| Wednesday, July 13th 2005 - 10:20:11 AM |
| My grandmother Myra Hasbrouck Skillman was related to the Snyders , and I recall her telling stories about visiting the Snyders in the early 1960's. I will look into her belongings and see if there are any pictures. |
| George Skillman Jr |
| Elmira NY USA |
| Tuesday, July 5th 2005 - 12:50:50 AM |
| I am interested in information regarding the restoration of canal houses. |
| C. Wilson |
| Anchorage AK USA |
| Friday, July 1st 2005 - 08:49:02 AM |
| Enjoyed reading about my home town but. I was looking for more information about the Eddyville & Hickorybush Railroad (Described as the "Old Horse Railway" on my father's property survey maps) which ran on a right of way from the Rondout Creek along Dewitt Lake Rd past the White's Mill under the thruway at whiteport rd along the road down to Kilns near the ponds by the dump into the properties now occupied by Williams Lake Hotel. I recall hearing a story about the first steam locomotives on the line that where too big to fit under the Wallkill Valley Railroad bridges damaging it. The entire order was cancelled. When I was younger I recall only ever finding one railroad tie still in place and the few bridges over Greenkill and streams that still remain on the ROW from the thruway to Rt 32 to the north. Someplace I have a photocopy of the map of the entire line from Eddyville to Hickorybush and I think it went all the way into Binnewater! |
| P J Hintz |
| Whiteport NY USA |
| Tuesday, June 21st 2005 - 09:50:29 AM |
| Gail, I have thoroughly enjoyed your website. Currently, my husband and I are the owners of The Hahn Farm in Rosendale. The 67 acre farm has been in the Hahn family since the 1920's. The farm has been sold, and will no longer be in the Hahn family after July, 2005. The Hahn's are in the process of establishing a rescue horse farm in northwest Indiana. I will be sure to keep in touch regarding any historial information from the family farm in Rosendale. On Saturday, June 25th an auction will be held to sell all farm equipment and vintage - antique furniture. All proceeds will go towards our future rescue horse farm in Indiana. Sincerely, Susanna R. Hahn |
| Susanna & Henry Hahn |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Thursday, October 7th 2004 - 03:26:24 PM |
| Hope to visit you soon, maybe with my class. |
| David Moody |
| Ulster Park NY USA |
| Thursday, September 30th 2004 - 05:23:02 PM |
| I work for the Idaho State Historical Society. We maintain 60 historical buildings, the largest site being the Idaho Territorial/State Penitentiary built in 1870 and closing in 1973. Is Rosendale cement is available, what is its cost and what are its physical properties? We have the potential use of such a product if it meets are requirements. |
| Milan Kovach |
| Bosie, Idaho ID USA |
| Thursday, September 16th 2004 - 10:47:22 PM |
| I heard about this on NPR. I am looking forwards to my first visit. |
| Paul Fesh |
| Reading PA USA |
| Sunday, September 5th 2004 - 07:24:18 PM |
| i found this site through a friend of mine.this is really great.I spent a lot of time in the caves as a young kid.a few of my frends worked for A.J.Snyder. |
| wayne potter |
| worcester NY USA |
| Wednesday, September 1st 2004 - 05:34:14 PM |
| Very interesting website; a lot of information. I visited the Century House 2 or 3 years ago, and enjoyed it. |
| Amy O'Shea |
| Freehold NY USA |
| Monday, August 23rd 2004 - 05:30:13 PM |
| Great site,much appreciated. |
| Horace Compton |
| Leeds AL USA |
| Friday, August 20th 2004 - 10:49:01 PM |
| I also heard the NPR piece about the Widow Jane Mine this evening. It brought back childhood memories of the late 50's - early 60's, so I was delighted to find your website. My father, Arthur Carver, was a social studies teacher in Poughkeepsie, and big canal buff. I have vivid memories of exploring the caves with him, another teacher and his kids during the summers. I know he probably told me a lot of the history, but I had forgotten almost everything except the limestone kilns and that some of the caves were used for growing mushrooms. And the cold air that wafted out onto the road when we drove by the caves. And the sound of that dripping water. I bet we stopped off at someplace like Gilmartins for lunch. This is a great site--keep up the good work! |
| Christine Carver |
| Bloomington IN USA |
| Friday, August 20th 2004 - 06:50:42 PM |
| Heard about the Widow Jane Mine on NPr's all things considered. Loved the picture! |
| Bob Stephenson |
| Englewood CO USA |
| Friday, July 2nd 2004 - 04:39:00 PM |
| Looking Good! Love to see pictures, especially old ones of the community. Jamie |
| James Alio |
| Carlsbad CA USA |
| Wednesday, June 23rd 2004 - 09:34:30 PM |
| Grew up in Rosendale and remember Mr. Snyder with a beautiful arabian and sled coming throught the village onto rte. 32 in winter with sleigh bells jingling and tipping his hat to all he met.........wonderful memories...... |
| carol Inyard |
| naples FL USA |
| Saturday, May 22nd 2004 - 03:20:06 PM |
| I am editor of Old Mill News, a quarterly publication of The Society for the Preservation of Old Mills. Found your mill article fascinating and would like to use the information in a future issue of our magazine with your permission. Are you interested? |
| Esther A. Middlewood |
| Kentwood MI USA |
| Tuesday, April 6th 2004 - 06:10:29 PM |
| Hoping to find out more. My Grandfather was born in Rosendale. My GGG grandfather was born and raised in Rosendale. Will be great to get to see some of the site where they lived. Crystal J Hotaling |
| Crystal J Hotaling |
| Warren MA USA |
| Thursday, January 29th 2004 - 12:17:09 PM |
| My father was from Rosendale, and I am very interested in finding our more about the area. |
| Suzanne Dugan |
| Clifton Park, NY USA |
| Thursday, January 29th 2004 - 08:45:20 AM |
| The Century House has a very nice web site. I would like to thank your organization for it's efforts in retaining the history and culture of our communities. We are searching for a small town that still has "Several" of "The Turn Of The Century Store Fronts." |
| Tom Willis |
| Bramwell WV WV USA |
| Sunday, January 18th 2004 - 11:50:10 AM |
| I just found this website last night & I love it! My dad bought a trailer in 1963 & added onto it, looks just like a house, as far as i know, its still there, right behind Fann's, I lived behind Fann's from 1963 until 1974, I was 10 years old when we moved. I used to go to Old 32 Lunch for italian ice almost every day, I have a LOT of memories of Rosendale. I also spent a lot of time at Sportsmans Park swimming pool, I also used to go to Sunday school at St. Peter's church. If anyone is till there that remembers the Salerno's behind Fann's, please email me. I would love to come back for a visit some day. deee_40@yahoo.com By the way...EXCELLENT site, I love it!! |
| Dolores Salerno Geno |
| Edgewater FL USA |
| Wednesday, November 5th 2003 - 10:45:33 AM |
| VERY NICE PRESENTATION,IT HAS SIGNIFICANCE TO ME BECAUSE MY GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS A DRIVER ON THE CANAL,AND IRON MOUNTAIN STARTS IN MY BACKYARD |
| DANA STINGEL |
| MAPLE HILL/ROSENDALE NY USA |
| Tuesday, October 28th 2003 - 01:29:21 PM |
| What a joy ! Today, found your address through the Portland Cement Association. I had written to them in the hopes they could assist me in obtaining information about my great-great-grandfather, Canvass White. Over the past 40 years I have been collecting information about him and his brother Hugh White. Too, my mother's mother was sarah Snyder and my mother often spoke about Rosendale and Ellenville. Having worked for the Bell Telephone Laboratories for 26 years,and working in the "underground ".I learned that the New York State Highway Dept. concrete highway specs. all must have a % of Rosendale cement in them. Thanks to your association, I have learned more about Hugh White and Canvass. Thanks again, Sincerely, Robert Sayre White II |
| Robert Sayre White II |
| Goldsboro NC USA |
| Monday, September 1st 2003 - 09:20:09 PM |
| We had a swell time meeting you folks. The museum and the Widow Jane Mine are great! Thanks for your hospitality and be on the lookout for our membership application. |
| George & Sally Monahan |
| Southold, NY NY USA |
| Saturday, June 28th 2003 - 11:29:35 AM |
| Very informative. Searching for Huben/Leary ancesters in Rosendale/Ellenville |
| Sandra McDonnell |
| Stuart, FL MA USA |
| Thursday, February 27th 2003 - 07:57:54 PM |
| I enjoyed browsing your Web Page. My grandfather, William Dugan, came to Rosendale from Ireland sometime between 1800 and 1882. He worked in the Cement Mines. His death certificate says that his occupation was "Explosives Foreman". My mother and her brothers and sisters were all born in Rosendale and attended St. Peters School. The family moved to Poughkeepsie sometime between 1910 and 1920. As a child I visited Rosendale many times until my family moved to California in 1956. My mother still had relatives on her mother's side of the family, Connor (O'Connor) living there until 1960. |
| Gail Quigley |
| Bethesda MD USA |
| Tuesday, January 28th 2003 - 04:08:04 PM |
| As a direct decendent of Christopher Snyder, Cottekill, who helped build the Century House for his son A.J.S. and family, it would be nice to see information on the Christopher Snyder House in Cottekill, where AJS retired to when he let his daughter and son in law have the big house and take over the cement company. Documental with the NY State Historical Society. Is marked by NYS marker. Former NYS Historic Director raised in the house and did a history of the house. Christopher Snyder, my PGGF, sold the house/farm in the 1940's. |
| J. Christopher Snyder |
| Louisville KY USA |
| Tuesday, January 14th 2003 - 08:33:34 AM |
| That shimmering image of the mine is quite wonderful! Perhaps the webpage could be expanded eventually -- more pictures of the mine, and some information about when it started, when it shut down, what mineral is "cement"... and does that shimmering water lead anywhere? All very beautiful and mysterious... and I've never understand the process by which the cement was put into those strange kilns. Did burning wood get mixed up with the with the stones? Sounds messy. - Charles |
| Charles Kramer |
| New York NY USA |
| Sunday, January 5th 2003 - 08:09:03 PM |
| My family has always loved Rosendale. My grandfather's family used to visit the area about 100 years ago. They had close friends called the Barretts that they used to visit. Every summer I still bring my mother up to the area. My grandfather used to bring her when she was young and brought my brothers and I when we were children. It is one of our favorite places to visit. Keep up the good work! |
| C. Cassidy |
| NY USA |
| Sunday, December 22nd 2002 - 07:47:57 AM |
| PAGE IS EXCELLENT |
| jaksa-handabaka |
| dubrovnik NY HR |
| Monday, December 16th 2002 - 02:08:54 PM |
| Hello, My father's family is originally from Rosendale. The O'Neill side of the family were 'off the boat Irish', come to work in the cement mines. The Kavanaugh family had land, they lived across from the Catholic Cemetary. The family house was built by my grandmother's grandfather and father,(just too many grands)and was still standing and occupied in 1994. Last time we visited the home, the then owner of the home exclaimed, "You must be Kavanaugh's, I know the look". |
| Carolyn O'Neill Fasana |
| Springfield VA USA |
| Tuesday, November 12th 2002 - 07:15:42 PM |
| Keep up the great work! |
| Ben Stormer |
| Los Angeles NY USA |
| Monday, November 11th 2002 - 03:21:57 PM |
| Glad to have you as part of the Shawangunk Mountains Scenic Byway |
| Al Wegener |
| New Paltz NY USA |
| Wednesday, October 30th 2002 - 05:26:36 PM |
| i have lived in this town for 31 years. My family moved here in 1971...its nice t look at old pictures and hear the old stories of how our town was developed...thank you |
| Carrie Ahearn |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Monday, September 23rd 2002 - 09:47:50 AM |
| Thanks for a very informative Web site about the place we've chosen for our (soon to be) future home. |
| Cathy Brown |
| Brooklyn NY (soon to be Rosendale, NY) NY USA |
| Saturday, September 21st 2002 - 04:55:56 PM |
| Hi! Great photos! ;) Just thought I'd let you know that the annual cave reading is my favorite way to ring in the new academic and literary year. |
| Jacqueline Ahl |
| New Paltz NY USA |
| Saturday, June 1st 2002 - 05:01:58 PM |
| I am the son of Augustus Richard Schrowang Jr., and the grandson of Augustus Richard Schrowang Sr. any Schrowang's still around? |
| RICHARD SCHROWANG |
| TALLAHASSEE FL. FL USA |
| Wednesday, April 17th 2002 - 11:51:30 AM |
| My mother, Geraldine May Eggleston Ruth, was born in Rosendale in 1925. She and her family lived in the Dutch Reformed Church parsoange for 5years. Her mother was Ada May Taylor Eggleston. We visited for the first time the town of Rosendale and realized the church is now a private residence. Do you know what year that occured? |
| gladys spongberg |
| new york NY USA |
| Monday, April 1st 2002 - 08:15:36 PM |
| thanks for the view of rosendale.I grew up in Hurley and played in your town too.My family are still around there. when I get homesick I like to look for things on the web.My brother,Victor Stockwell,is now living in Rosendale and told me of this website.Very informative.maybe more pictures in the future.Thanks again! |
| sue myers |
| Naples FL USA |
| Saturday, March 30th 2002 - 09:04:03 AM |
| great site, i'll have to take the family over and learn more about Rosendale and it's history |
| victor stockwell |
| rosendale NY USA |
| Sunday, March 24th 2002 - 08:41:36 PM |
| MY FATHER'S FAMILY WAS FROM ROSENDALE. MY GREAT GRANDFATHER WORKED AT THE CEMENT WORKS IN THE YREARS AROUND 1895. WE HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE HOUSE THEY LIVED IN BUT DO NOT KNOW EXACTLY WHERE IT WAS. If THERE IS A WAY TO GAIN ANY MORE INSIGHT IT WOULD BE WONDERFUL! HIS NAME WAS CASPER KONEN MARRIED TO MARY Nee.WAGNER WITH 6 CHILDREN. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME and the interesting web site. |
| JEAN MARIE MCMAHON |
| GLENS FALLS NY USA |
| Friday, March 22nd 2002 - 12:37:40 PM |
| I am trying to resreach my husband family Home in Clintondale New York as we would like to restore the Orchard and 200 year old farm house to orginal. I have not had much luck at this time any ideas. |
| Helen M. Apuzzo |
| Colorado Springs CO USA |
| Monday, September 24th 2001 - 07:31:14 AM |
| My grandfather lives in the area, and I have attended UCCC and recieved an associates degree, so I am somewhat familiar with the town and surrounding areas. I am also aware of the new recreation center that is to be built. I am now attending the New York Institute of Technology and have entered my thesis year of architectual design. I would like to choose for my site the town of Rosendale. If this should be of any interest to the century house historical society, please contact me for further communications, and possibly some discussion. |
| Jeffrey J Roberts |
| Rockville Center NY USA |
| Wednesday, July 25th 2001 - 04:59:46 AM |
| Dear madame/sir, I am Mato Handabaka from Mlini near Dubrovnik in the sate of Croatia. I was surfing through Internet and I found out information in "Mountain Road" written by Charles Barnett that Kisic and Handabaka family existed in Rosendale. I am very much interested in these two surnames so any information's would be useful. I have just sent you an email telling you all about the mentioned above. I will be expecting your answer and I thank you in forward. Best regrads, Mato Handabaka |
| Mato Handabaka |
| Mlini-Dubrovnik Croatia |
| Sunday, July 22nd 2001 - 05:33:46 PM |
| Hi, I was surfing looking for any info I could find on my ancestor Isaac Horton Sr. who served in the american Rev. war. Im trying to find more info into who his oldest son James W. Horton married and where he is buried. James W. Horton is believed to have died an early age and buried in Ulster Co. Thanks, Diana Horton Echols |
| Diana Horton Echols |
| Van Alstyne,Texas, 75495 TX USA |
| Friday, May 25th 2001 - 06:19:32 PM |
| From the time that I was a little boy I came each summer to my grandparents' summer home on Mountain Road in Rosendale for vacation. I can still remember the wonderful feeling that would come over me when we would come close to the place I loved and still love so much. The excitement of reaching the beginning of Mountain Road was only compounded by the further thrill of having to stop there because the steam locomotive was stopped there delivering the area mail. The smell of the burning coal and the train whistle still linger in my mind. How exciting it all was. For years and years I would come to Rosendale with my mom, dad and sister, Renee. In 1969 I was the first of the Mooney family to settle the year round in Rosendale. I became the first police chief in the Village of Rosendale under Mayor Carl Grassi. I remember Dock Vaughn, Clyde Baxter, Anderson's Hardware Store and ate many a meal at The Valley Inn. I remember the enormous crowds that came to Williams Lake Hotel before it burned down in the fifties. Main Street Rosendale was almost impossible to pass through on Sundays back in those days. The traffic was tremendous and parking was allowed on both sides of the street. It was a place that was alive, especially on Saturday nights. It was a very nice place and I shall never forget it. And I shall never forget my grandfather and grandmother, Alfred and Olga Mooney, without whom I might never have known Rosendale, NY. I commend the Historical Society for helping to keep alive the wonderful history of Rosendale. |
| Walter R. Byer |
| Rosendale & Kingston NY USA |
| Wednesday, May 23rd 2001 - 11:04:17 AM |
| Hello! Eine bekanntin hat uns uber die Website informiert--einfach spitze! Schoene Gruess, Kathi and John |
| Kathleen Henke |
| NY Deutschland |
| Thursday, April 26th 2001 - 08:01:24 PM |
| glad to see a local history related site thats not about the hugenots. |
| casey byrne |
| new paltz NY USA |
| Thursday, April 19th 2001 - 09:41:14 AM |
| good friends of ours used to be related to AJ and their little girl used to swim in the pool. Their name used to be Every, Joan, Jim and Theresa. Jim's mother was married to AJ. Small world. |
| Mary Nickerson |
| Georgetown FL USA |
| Saturday, April 14th 2001 - 10:08:19 PM |
| It is very delightful to know that there is a historical record being kept of Rosendale. This is something that should be cherished by one and all that have any connection to Rosendale. I have seen so many places of forgotten towns and histories in multitude throughout our country. To see a piece of history being preserved tells me that there is still a ray of hope for America. My husband Walter Byer, former and first police chief of the village of Rosendale has many fond memories of the summer home located on Mountain Road, where his sister and brother in law reside today. Their grandparents with whom Walter and Renee lived with as children down in NYC purchased the place on Mountain Road for the family to retreat to every summer. Many happy family times were spent in this quaint house of yesteryear, still standing full of memories to all who know this land and house. This house will remain for all the future genrations of the family to enjoy. "A Piece of History known as "Memory Cottage" so named by Amelia Mooney Byer. |
| Lynne or Walter Byer |
| NY USA |
| Tuesday, April 10th 2001 - 10:03:44 AM |
| Many fond memories of summers spent at the beautiful estate are instilled in my mind forever! |
| Michael Zager |
| Raleigh NC USA |
| Friday, March 30th 2001 - 05:49:22 PM |
| Greetings from Roosendaal in the Netherlands, Europe. You are welcome to visit the website of Roosendaal at www.roosendaal.nu (alhow im afraid that the dutch will be a problem for the most of you) |
| Reno |
| Roosendaal NY Netherlands |
| Thursday, March 15th 2001 - 07:20:01 PM |
| Wow! what a great job.I am impressed and now better informedabout the history of this area.I am originally from Brooklyn,but I have grown to love Rosendale.Thanks |
| Jennifer Quentin |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Wednesday, February 7th 2001 - 07:25:25 AM |
| This is a great web-site...I hope to visit Rosendale in the Spring |
| Ellen Mancini |
| Brewster NY USA |
| Friday, December 29th 2000 - 06:55:02 PM |
| My father talks a lot about the limestone caves in Rosendale. I thought I'd check to see if there was a webiste about limestone. I'm glad to have found your web site. It's great! |
| Linda Barten-Odle |
| Chula Vista, formerly Kingston, NY CA USA |
| Thursday, December 28th 2000 - 07:47:47 AM |
| A wonderful place to visit and a nice virtual reminder on this site. I'm so pleased to find my uncle's book for sale here! |
| Susan Barnett Burnell |
| Litchfield CT USA |
| Tuesday, October 31st 2000 - 06:32:14 PM |
| What a wonderful organization to have as part of our town! |
| Nina L. Scalora |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Wednesday, October 25th 2000 - 05:24:32 PM |
| i would like to visit Ulster County in the future.. MY ancestors settled there in the 1750's. Thanks for the visit.. |
| Margaret J. Horton |
| Mount Vernon Washington USA |
| Sunday, October 22nd 2000 - 08:47:53 PM |
| Your site is most interesting. I especially enjoyed the "Old Stone Houses of Rosendale". Jacob Rutsen and Maria (Marritje)Hansen Bergen were my 7th great grandparents. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Linda Nygard Greater Vancouver, B.C. |
| Linda Nygard |
| Delta BC Canada |
| Wednesday, October 18th 2000 - 03:13:38 PM |
| My family had a summer house on creelocks rd. as a youg girl I heard about the mines and looked in the entrances of them with my father but we never went in they looked to dark and scary. I remember going to one on rt.213 that had a big wooden door on it that was always open. It would be nice to visit to finally find out what it's all about and to take a look around. We lived there around early 1970's. I have read the book "footsteps in cement" which was interesting. |
| Mary Steiner DeBerry |
| Newburgh, NY USA |
| Monday, October 16th 2000 - 11:45:11 PM |
| My in-laws owned the Valley Inn in the '40s. My husband, Anthony, went to Kingston High School and, also, to the grammar school in Rosendale. |
| Grace Nikoletich |
| Long Beach CA USA |
| Sunday, October 8th 2000 - 05:12:44 AM |
| We love the Snyder Estate and the variety of events that go on there. It is easy now to find out When lectures, concerts and party events are happening. When we can't visit the property...we visit the website! Can't wait for the Halloween Party! |
| Mrs. Keith Hedeman |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Wednesday, October 4th 2000 - 09:36:10 PM |
| I enjoyed browsing around your very nice website. I will bookmark and come back. |
| Laney Larsen-Kaminskas |
| South Bend IN USA |
| Wednesday, October 4th 2000 - 10:25:25 AM |
| A very thorough and enjoyable website. Excellent pictures as well. It took me back to the delightful time I spent in this part of the world several years ago. |
| Wilson Pile |
| Cohasset MA USA |
| Tuesday, September 26th 2000 - 09:03:47 PM |
| Thank you for your web site. I am doing family research since ancestors of mine lived in Whiteport and worked in the cement industry. |
| Jim Bielefeld |
| Ballston Spa NY USA |
| Monday, September 25th 2000 - 10:49:02 AM |
| The Century House Historical Society is a great resource, and I encourage everyone to visit and join the Society by becoming a member. |
| kerry mccarthy |
| brooklyn ny USA |
| Sunday, September 24th 2000 - 09:46:15 AM |
| Good to see you on the WWW! |
| Margaret Ryon |
| Rosendale NY USA |
| Sunday, September 24th 2000 - 09:25:28 AM |
| Visiting my past. Lived in Kingston, NY till age 35. My grandfather's father was a lock tender on the D&H Canal at Creek Locks between Rosendale and kingston. |
| Barry J. Taylor |
| Columbia SC USA |
| Friday, September 22nd 2000 - 10:13:07 PM |
| We just moved to High Falls,We both find this area very interesting. Welook foward to finding out more BOB and Sandy....... |
| Sandra and Bob LeMin |
| HighFalls NY USA |