168 Lighthouse Drive, Saugerties, NY
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above:
Illustration of the original 1835 Saugerties Lighthouse (lower right) from William Wade’s 1846 engraving
Panorama of the Hudson River
from New York to Albany. The Lighthouse was a cupola design with a tower rising from the center of the dwelling. Isolated from the shoreline, the Lighthouse was built on a shoal atop a man-made island of wood cribbing and stone fill. The present-day picnic area is located on the stone remnants of that island.
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