Real Estate Modern Green Surrounded by Catskill Mountain views, this architect-designed home has solar panels that keep energy costs low. By Lisa Green
Real Estate Contemporary Treehouse Welcome to The Canaan House, built by a master craftsman who left out no details. By Lisa Green
Food Recipe: Lisa Fielding's Caesar Salad By Lisa Fielding ofSecret Ingredients Caesar salad has always been the motherlode of salads for me. And according to those in the know, it was invented in Mexico — but not by a Mexican. Legend has it that Italian-American restaurateur Caesar Cardini invented the Caesar salad in 1924 in Tijuana, where By Editor
Community The Rural We: George Camarda Westchester County native George Camarda has been a script supervisor for the past 25 years on television shows including The West Wing, Law & Order and Boardwalk Empire, and for feature films including, most famously, Boys Don’t Cry. Camarda has received awards from the New York State Council on By Editor
Parties With 'BlkQueer Romantics,' The Tenth Magazine Makes Its Hudson Debut Amy Krzanik reports from Hudson.Hudson Hall’s first exhibition of its 2018 season, The BlkQueer Romantics, is a collaboration with the creative team behind the magazine The Tenth, which recently relocated to Hudson. The biannual publication, which takes its name from the W.E.B DuBois essay “The Talented By Editor
Community 10 Things To Love About Litchfield, Conn. By Joseph Montebello The bucolic town of Litchfield, Conn. brings to life one’s image of the perfect New England town. In actuality the town encompasses the boroughs of Litchfield, Bantam, Milton and Northfield, all with their own unique offerings. Litchfield is the largest village and offers an array of By Editor
Real Estate Registered Historic Known as the Henry Skidmore House on the National Register of Historic Places, The Gables is an 1860 Gothic Revival Victorian in Rhinebeck. Steep gables with semicircular arches used for window openings distinguish this 15-gable roofed house. The living spaces have high ceilings and period moldings. There are elegant entry By Editor
Real Estate Architect Inspired Built in 1880, this house in Hudson was designed in the fashion of Calvert Vaux, a master of the Victorian Gothic style. Both the living room and the dining room have original corner cupboards and slate stone fireplace mantels. A formal entrance hall leads to a corniced parlor with a By Editor
Real Estate City Gothic This striking house in Hudson, with its pointed windows, arches and steeply pitched cross-gable roof, is unmistakably Victorian Gothic. The east side of the home features a bay window, large side gable, and rear tower. The double door entrance gives way to a long hallway that leads to an open By Editor
Real Estate Gothic Display This renovated house in Red Hook was built in 1804 and has distinct Gothic Revival ornaments. The first floor consists of the living room with fireplace, dining area, country kitchen, full bathroom, and a studio that could be turned into a master suite. Upstairs, there is one bedroom, presently the By Editor
Real Estate Wheaton Farm Wheaton Farm in Washington is an 1845 farmhouse and a separate dairy barn listed on the State Register of Historic Places (it's one of the oldest barns in Connecticut). Privately situated on 80 acres, the farmhouse is one of the few Gothic Revival homes in rural Connecticut. The By Editor
