The next railroad to enter the Hudson Valley from the east, circa 1880, was a Central New England Railroad line from Connecticut by way of Hopewell Junction to Beacon Landing.

ULSTER COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10)– As the leaves begin to change and families start to look for fall activities, the Hudson Valley region is offering a variety of unique railroad trips for families ...

Read on for a list of Underground Railroad stops in the Hudson Valley, both confirmed and part of local lore. John Sands House, 1112 Main St., Peekskill. Start the day smarter.

Hudson Valley railroad history buffs, here's your chance at living in the estate of a former train tycoon. A Putnam County carriage-style home that once belonged to a 19th-century railroad magnate ...

Read on for a list of Underground Railroad stops in the Hudson Valley, both confirmed and part of local lore. John Sands House, 1112 Main St., Peekskill The Peekskill Downtown Improvement District ...

Ticket Holders Can Travel to Any Stops on Either Commuter Railroad and Bring up to Two Additional Passengers for $1 Each ...

The luxury and elegance of mid-century rail travel might seem like a thing of the past, but it’s alive and well here in the Hudson Valley. Hudson River Rail Excursions offers day trips featuring fine ...

The Hudson Valley Food Hall, one of many destination dining experiences in Beacon. ... The 6,768-foot span began as a railroad bridge in 1889, ...

In recent years, the Hudson Valley has seen an explosion of new and exciting businesses. Here’s where you should eat right now. New to this update: ... restored railroad hotel from the 1800s, ...

There can be much debate on whether a site was part of the Underground Railroad. Hudson Valley has its share of sites, confirmed, and believed.