Saugerties town guide
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Barclay Heights Bed & Breakfast 1890 Victorian "Shingle Style" Cottage Newly-restored, whimsical cottage. Good access to Kingston. Rooms with antiques. Full breakfast prepared to visitors' tastes, tea-time, and snacks. |
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Bluestone Country Manor B&B 3-acre estate, great views, good for HITS Fine 1930's stone manor house on 3 landscaped acres, great views east and west over Berkshire and Catskill mtns. 3-rm coach house. Quiet retreat. Convenient to HITS. |
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The Chateau and Tudor Rooms Sculpture garden, run by artist couple Secluded waterfront Tudor estate, 8 acres of sculpture park & gardens, spectacular views. Breakfast in manor dining room. |
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Saugerties Antiques Gallery 18th, 19th C. American & European Pat Guariglia is a dealers' dealer. It's to his shop they come for high quality, mainly European, antiques. But you're very welcome to visit and browse, and enjoy the spectacle. Two large floors. |
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Partition Street Antiques Mission Oak--Stickley--and Rattan Richard Caggiano has been indulging his passion for Stickley since 1982. He maintains two large open floors of wooden furniture--mission oak and rattan--plus pictures and other items of the period. |
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HITS Horse Shows in the Sun May 23 to September 12. “The” thing to do in Saugerties! A series of hunter/jumper horse shows over continuous weeks. 319 Main Street. |
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Krause’s Chocolates Local chocolatey delights! Award winning chocolates from a family owned business. Sample the chocolate, shop gifts and trinkets and chat with the friendly staff. 41 South Partition Street. |
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Miss Lucy’s Kitchen Gourmet American set in a country shabby chic setting Fresh local ingredients are featured in this eatery! Open for lunch and dinner.Creative vegetarian entrees available. Reservations suggested. 90 Partition Street. |
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Café Tamayo Gorgeous interior Despite its Mexican sounding name it serves first rate American cuisine using local produce. The atmosphere is delighful. There is a long oak bar that dates to the 19th century and a lovely outdoor dining area. Reservations suggested. 89 Partition Street. |
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