Ulster County Collection
"Exploring the Rich History and Natural Beauty of Ulster County" Step back in time with "Shandaken, Ulster County, New York, 1854
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"Exploring the Rich History and Natural Beauty of Ulster County" Step back in time with "Shandaken, Ulster County, New York, 1854, " an oil on canvas masterpiece that captures the essence of this enchanting region. The painting transports us to a bygone era, showcasing the rural charm and picturesque landscapes that have defined Ulster County for centuries. As we delve deeper into history, a lithographic map from c. 1775 reveals Lower New York State and its surrounding areas. This intricate artwork provides a glimpse into the early settlement patterns and geographical features that shaped Ulster County's development. Fast forward to 1903, where we encounter the iconic Lake Mohonk Mountain House through the eyes of Binner Engraving Co. Their artistry immortalizes this grand Victorian castle nestled amidst breathtaking natural surroundings. A testament to timeless elegance and tranquility. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by "Tree Trunks and Autumn Leaves in Forest. " The vibrant colors of fall foliage invite us to immerse ourselves in Ulster County's lush forests during this season of transformation. Switching gears across continents but still embracing historical remnants is our view of "The Crumlin Road Courthouse in Belfast. " Though far from home, it serves as a reminder that history knows no boundaries – even abandoned structures can tell tales worth exploring. Returning stateside, a postcard from ca. 1908-1910 showcases Rondout Harbor at nightfall—a bustling hub filled with life and commerce. Its sidewheeler gracefully glides through calm waters under twinkling city lights—RONDOUT HARBOR BY NIGHT truly comes alive. Another postcard takes us back to Lake Mohonk House circa 1902—an idyllic retreat surrounded by pristine nature. This architectural gem has long been cherished as an escape from urban chaos—a sanctuary for those seeking solace within Mother Nature's embrace. Lastly, a steel engraving from c.