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A Link to an Article about Hyde Park's New Guinea Settlement written by  Bill Jeffway Executive Director, Dutchess County Historical Society

This link is to the Town of Hyde Park Historian and has some excellent stories of the history of Hyde Park. Written by former Historian Shannon Butler

This walking tour focuses on the historic Hyde Park hamlet centered at the crossroads of Market Street and Albany Post Road.

 Hyde Park Landing occupies land on the North and South sides of the mouth of the Crum Elbow Creek at its confluence with the Hudson River. Today, there is little remaining of the two “landings” that were formerly situated at the mouth of the creek: DeCantillon-Stoutenburgh Landing on the South side and Willow Tree Dock (subsequently known as Hyde Park Landing) on the North side. 

Thanks to the Hyde Park Landing web page

Article by Shannon Butler former Town Historian

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site History

 The Roosevelt Estate in the Town of Hyde Park is situated along the east bank of the Hudson River.