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Amici Pizzeria | 914-736-9574 | |||||||||
Amici Pizzeria is located at 1099 North Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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Bean Runner Cafe "Live Jazz" | 914-737-1701 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Bean Runner Café, serving an eclectic menu of Panini sandwiches, wraps, and more, is located at 201 South Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Bean Runner Café: "Welcome to the Bean Runner Cafe, where you can dine from our eclectic menu of Panini sandwiches, wraps, fine soups, desserts and real fruit smoothies. We also serve imported beers and wines. In addition to our food offerings, the Bean Runner also has a children's play room and live music every weekend. The Bean Runner Cafe features the best in live jazz, blues, reggae, soca, and singer/songwriters from across the country. We also hold local theater performances as well." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Birdsall House | 914-930-1880 | |
Birdsall House, an American tavern serving Farm-To-Table cuisine and a 20-tap draft system specializing in local brews, is located at 970 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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Chinatown Kitchen "Chinese take-out" | 914-737-8906 | |||||||||
Chinatown Kitchen is located at 684 Welcher Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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Dinardo's Trattoria | 914-737-4445 | |||||||||||||
Dinardo's Trattoria, serving pizza and Italian cuisine, is located at 418 Washington Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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Division Street Grill | 914-739-6380 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Division Street Grill. Serving Eclectic food, is located at 26 North Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566, northern Westchester County.
From Division Street: "Located in the heart of Peekskill, NY's downtown Artist District, Division Street Grill Restaurant & Caterers serves the greater Hudson Valley with Fine Dining, Event Catering, and Corporate Catering Services. We serve Lunch and Dinner in the tradition of an eclectic food dream of nutritionally-healthy, robust flavors in our Restaurant. Our selections include crisp salads, fresh seafood, fine poultry, lean beef, gourmet pasta, exclusive vegetarian dishes, exceptional dessert pastries and more." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Dunkin' Donuts - Peekskill, Washington Ave | 914-788-9100 | |||||||||||||
Dunkin' Donuts, a coffee shop, located at 422 Washington Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566, Westchester County, sells donuts, coffee beverages, bagels, breakfast sandwiches and other baked goods.
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Emperors Choice | 914-737-1888 | |||||||||
Emperor's Choice, serving Chinese and Japanese cuisine, is located at Beach Shopping Center, 1837 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Emperor's Choice: "Cooking, to the Chinese, is an art which should delight one's senses. A well prepared dish, according to an old Chinese saying, should appeal to the eye by its coloring, to the nose by its aroma, to the ear by its sound, and most important, to the mouth by its flavor or taste. Emperor's Choice serves Japanese and Chinese cuisine. The high quality ingredient, the surprising presentation, the mouthwatering taste, and the unbeatable price, make it a perfect place to enjoy your dinner with your family and friends." restaurant review, more . . .
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Forno's Brickoven Pizzeria | 914-737-6262 | |||||||||||||||||
Forno's Brickoven Pizza is located at 62 Welcher Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Forno's Pizza: "Forno's Brickoven Pizza is a delicious choice when it comes to eating pizza in the Peekskill area. Our unique menu includes baked ziti pizza, chicken marsala pizza, margherita pizza and many more choices. Other popular dishes are pastas, cheesy calzones, buffalo wings, also chicken, veal and seafood entrees." website and more . . .
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Gleason's | 914-402-1950 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gleason's, serving flatbreads, salad and pastas, is located at 911 South Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northwestern Westchester County, just around the corner from the Paramount Center for the Arts and only a few blocks away from the Birdsall House.
From Gleason's: "The menu focuses on artisanal flat bread pizza, as well as soups, and salads. The kitchen will source local produce and meats whenever possible. We feature a full bar, including 8 draughts lines of American Craft Beer, fine wine, and specialty cocktails." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Iron Vine | 914-930-8506 | |
Iron Vine, an historic Tapas Bar in Peekskill, serving small plates and Spanish influenced dishes, in a circa 1863 building, is located at 992 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Iron Vine: "Welcome to the Iron Vine, craft beverages and tasty tapas is what we do. Everything in our intimate forty-five seat restaurant was sourced from Peekskill, dating back to the 1830’s. Our reclaimed wood, antiques, and fixtures are ALL from this wonderful, historical city. Take a look around, this building was originally a kosher butcher shop. Fritz’s New York Market, as it was known, served Peekskill for nearly a decade. Starting in 2011, the building was restored by our own Chef Gabriel Arango & father Gabriel Sr. After four years of historical restoration, Iron Vine opened in December 2014. The name echoes our use of intricate iron work and our wine list boasting over thirty fine wines mainly from Spain and Portugal. restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Kathleen's Tea Room | 914-734-2520 | |||||||||
Kathleen's Tea Room, serving salads, scones and berries, and tea, is located at 979 Main Street in Peekskill, Westchester NY 10566
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La Viletta II "Pizza & Pasta" | 914-739-8827 | |||||||||
La Viletta II, serving Pizza and Pasta, is located at 1 North Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in Northwestern Westchester County.
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Nonna's Brick Oven Pizza | 914-737-3222 | |||||||||
Nonna's Brick Oven Pizza & Restaurant is located at 367 Downing Drive, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 in Westchester County.
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NY Firehouse Grille | 914-788-0808 | |||||||||||||||||
NY Firehouse Grille, serving Pub and Traditional American food, is located at 50 Welcher Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566, in a River Town of Westchester County.
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Oriental Palace "Chinese food" | 914-739-8333 | |||||||||
Oriental Palace, serving Chinese food, is located at 1099 North Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 Westchester County.
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Pastels Cafe & Restaurant | 914-736-1040 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pastels Café & Restaurant is located in Beach Shopping Center, Route 6, Peekskill NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Pastels Café: "It's been over 25 years since we first opened our doors and we're proud to say that we're still going strong, even in this day of fast foods and fad cuisines. Today you may see padded booths, pastel colors, elegant light fixtures overhead, and rich carpeting underfoot, but beneath the modern exterior, you can still sense what makes this place special. Something about it says you can relax and be yourself here. That's because we have made sure you'll always feel at home. And think of this as your place. restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Peekskill Brewery | 914-734-2337 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Peekskill Brewery aka PB, is a restaurant and brewpub located at 47 - 53 South Water Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 at the northwest corner of Westchester County.
From the Brewery: "Peekskill Brewery (PB) is a local, award-winning brewpub located on the Riverfront in Peekskill, New York. We’re craft beer obsessed from the top down! Using fresh perspective and ingredients, our mission is to deliver innovation to your table each and every day. Authentic and without pretense. Join us and enjoy an inspired brewery atmosphere with all the comforts of thoughtfully sourced food, wine and spirits." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Peekskill Coffee House | 914-739-1287 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Peekskill Coffee House is located at 101 South Division Street in Peekskill, NY 10566. Peekskill Coffee House offers live music, art, and a place to meet.
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Quiet Man Public House | 914-930-8230 | |||||||||||||||||
The Quiet Man Public House, an Irish Pub, is located at 15 North Division Street, Downtown Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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RameNesque - Peekskill | 914-930-1788 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
RameNesque, Japanese Casual Dining & Café, is located at 1008 Main Street, Peekskill, NY, 10566 in northern Westchester County.
Welcome to RameNesque. "Chef Nikki, became a world traveler and has lived in several European and Asian countries for many years. learning the art of mastering a full range of culinary diversity through her years spent abroad. She moved back to New York and started developing a plan to open her own restaurant and create her own favorite Japanese dishes. After researching location in New York Chef Nikki saw a great opportunity to open her Ramen restaurant in Peekskill, Westchester County situated on the east side of the Hudson River." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Ravenna Osteria | 914-736-0292 | |||||||||||||||||
Ravenna Osteria, serving Italian cuisine, is located at 1099 North Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Ravenna: "Ravenna is a casual Italian restaurant with an elegant imagination. Soignee appetizers include sundried-tomato-marinated shrimp grilled on rosemary skewers, mussels with crimini mushrooms in Sambucca-mushroom broth, and artichoke-provolone-tomato bruschetta. Farfalle comes with mushrooms, walnuts, tomatoes and prosciutto in cream sauce and ribeye steak in gorgonzola sauce. Chicken breast is stuffed with mascarpone, spinach, prosciutto and pignoli." restaurant review, more . . .
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Ruchi of India | 914-788-1888 | |
Ruchi of India, serving Indian food and buffet, is located at 1853 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in Westchester County.
From Ruchi: "Ruchi means tasty and flavorful; and that is what we bring to you! Explore the many tastes of India with our daily lunch buffet and a la carte dinner. Come experience the spices and curries, used for generations in India, in our warm and welcoming dining room. restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Sunset House | 914-734-4192 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sunset House is located at 137 N Water Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
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Taormina II | 914-739-4007 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Taormina Restaurant, serving traditional Italian standards, is located at 59 Hudson Ave. (near the train station), Peekskill NY 10566 in Westchester County.
Restaurant ReviewCuisine = ItalianFamily Restaurant Live entertainment every few months (Check website or call for schedule) restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Westchester Diner "Open 24/7" | 914-734-4949 | |
Westchester Diner, open 24/7 and serving breakfast any time of day, lunch, and dinner, is located at 300 Old Albany Post Road, Peekskill, NY 10566 in northern Westchester County.
From Westchester Diner: "Diners are still going strong, even in this day of fast foods and fad cuisines. Today you may see padded booths, pastel colors, elegant light fixtures overhead and carpeting underfoot, but beneath the modern exterior, you can still sense what makes this place a diner. Something about it says you can relax and be yourself here. That's because we've made sure you'll always feel at home. It's your place because we accommodate whatever kind of eating you're in the mood for, from a snack to a feast. It's your place because we move at your pace. If you're in a rush, we're in a rush. If you're not, you can take your sweet time . . . And it means you can come here with your family for a five-course meal and not have to worry about annoyed looks if the children aren't acting like perfect adults. In the modern world there are few places like this one, a comfortable middle ground away from home and work, where we can come together with friends and family, over food and gossip, jokes and conversation. The Westchester Diner is proud of the food we serve, and we believe that the warm, easy going atmosphere we provide is every bit as important to our customers as what is on the menu." restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Zephs' "Eclectic & New American" | 914-736-2159 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Zephs', serving New American cuisine, is located at 638 Central Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566 in Westchester County.
From Zephs': "Housed in a 19th century mill building, Zephs' has expanded this sense of history to bring traditional world foods to Peekskill. Over our 22 years here, we've developed classic dishes that you can expect to see each year, each at its appropriate time. Sour cherry pie in July, heirloom tomato soup in August, cassoulet in December, and duck confit all year long. restaurant review, website and more . . .
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Bistro & Wine Bar Breakfast Café, Coffee Shops & Tea Catering | Restaurant Caterers Chinese Food Craft Beer | Brewery Diners and Sandwich Shops Eclectic Cuisine European & Continental Family Friendly Restaurants Farm-to-Table Fireplace French Cuisine Gluten-Free Options Grass-Fed Options | Organic Options Healthy Food Options Hudson River Towns Hudson Valley - Restaurants Indian Cuisine Italian Cuisine Japanese & Sushi Mexican Cuisine Music 'Live' | Live Music Open Late | Late Hours Outdoor Dining Pizza Pubs | Sports Bar | Burgers Small Plates (Tapas) Spanish Cuisine Specialties Sunday Brunch Sushi Vegetarian | Vegan Options Waterfront Dining Wheelchair Accessible - Restaurants WiFi = Free
American Traditional For Bistro & Wine Bar in City of Peekskill visit:
Breakfast For Café, Coffee Shops & Tea in City of Peekskill visit:
Dunkin' Donuts - Peekskill, Washington Ave Kathleen's Tea Room Peekskill Coffee House
Catering | Restaurant Caterers
Division Street Grill Gleason's NY Firehouse Grille Pastels Cafe & Restaurant Ravenna Osteria Ruchi of India Sunset House Taormina II Zephs' "Eclectic & New American"
Chinese Food For Craft Beer | Brewery in City of Peekskill visit: For Diners and Sandwich Shops in City of Peekskill visit: For Eclectic Cuisine in City of Peekskill visit: For European & Continental in City of Peekskill visit: For Family Friendly Restaurants in City of Peekskill visit:
Peekskill Diner Ruchi of India Taormina II Westchester Diner "Open 24/7" For Farm-to-Table in City of Peekskill visit: For Fireplace in City of Peekskill visit:
French Cuisine For Gluten-Free Options in City of Peekskill visit: For Grass-Fed Options | Organic Options in City of Peekskill visit: For Healthy Food Options in City of Peekskill visit: For Hudson River Towns in City of Peekskill visit:
Division Street Grill Gleason's Peekskill Brewery Peekskill Coffee House Sunset House Taormina II For Hudson Valley - Restaurants in City of Peekskill visit:
Anthony's Famous Pizza Antonio's Pizzeria Bean Runner Cafe "Live Jazz" Birdsall House China Town Chinatown Kitchen "Chinese take-out" Dinardo's Trattoria Division Street Grill Dunkin' Donuts - Peekskill, Washington Ave Emperors Choice Forno's Brickoven Pizzeria Gleason's Iron Vine Kathleen's Tea Room La Viletta II "Pizza & Pasta" Nonna's Brick Oven Pizza NY Firehouse Grille Oriental Palace "Chinese food" Pastels Cafe & Restaurant Peekskill Brewery Peekskill Coffee House Peekskill Diner Quiet Man Public House RameNesque - Peekskill Ravenna Osteria Ruben's Mexican Cafe Ruchi of India Sunset House Taormina II Westchester Diner "Open 24/7" Zephs' "Eclectic & New American"
Indian Cuisine
Italian Cuisine
Japanese & Sushi
Mexican Cuisine For Music 'Live' | Live Music in City of Peekskill visit:
Division Street Grill Gleason's Peekskill Brewery Peekskill Coffee House Sunset House Taormina II For Open Late | Late Hours in City of Peekskill visit: For Outdoor Dining in City of Peekskill visit:
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Anthony's Famous Pizza Antonio's Pizzeria Dinardo's Trattoria Forno's Brickoven Pizzeria La Viletta II "Pizza & Pasta" Nonna's Brick Oven Pizza For Pubs | Sports Bar | Burgers in City of Peekskill visit:
Birdsall House NY Firehouse Grille Peekskill Brewery Quiet Man Public House Sunset House For Small Plates (Tapas) in City of Peekskill visit: For Spanish Cuisine in City of Peekskill visit: For Specialties in City of Peekskill visit: For Sunday Brunch in City of Peekskill visit:
Sushi For Vegetarian | Vegan Options in City of Peekskill visit: For Waterfront Dining in City of Peekskill visit: For Wheelchair Accessible - Restaurants in City of Peekskill visit: For WiFi = Free in City of Peekskill visit: About City of Peekskill
History of the City of Peekskill
"European-style settlement took place slowly in the early 1700s. By the time of the American Revolution, the tiny community was an important manufacturing center from its various mills along the several creeks and streams. These industrial activities were attractive to the Continental Army in establishing its headquarters here in 1776. "Though Peekskill's terrain and mills were beneficial to the Patriot cause, they also made tempting targets for British raids. The most damaging attack took place in early spring of 1777, when an invasion force of a dozen vessels led by a warship and supported by infantry overwhelmed the American defenders. Another British operation in October 1777 led to further destruction of industrial apparatus. As a result, the Hudson Valley command for the Continental Army moved from Peekskill to West Point, where it stayed for remainder of that war. "Hawley Green, a resident of Peekskill during the Civil War era, was an African American citizen who voted, ran a downtown barber business, and owned several properties with his wife Harriet. Mr. Green was credited before and during the war with "helping many a slave brother on his way to Canada." Active assistance given by AME Zion Church members, Reverend Beecher, local Quakers and the Greens was part of the famous "underground railroad" of freedom in Peekskill during the 1800s.
"Peekskill's first legal incorporation of 1816 was reactivated in 1826 when Village elections took place. The Village was further incorporated within the Town of Cortlandt in 1849 and remained so until separating as a city in 1940."
Art District in the City of Peekskill
"The city wanted to turn its unused downtown spaces into something useful. Similar to Lowell, MA’s strategy, in order to have a vibrant downtown area one must have a population living there, so that the activity does not only happen from nine to five. In creating spaces where artists both live and work, the city created a situation in which there would always be people downtown, 24 hours a day. ". . . Peekskill took an active role in pursuing displaced artists by taking out advertisements in So Ho art magazines and offering them low interest rates. This helped artists buy buildings and convert them into useful spaces. Once a few artists had moved to Peekskill, a buzz was created and more artists made the move north.
Today, the City of Peekskill has 80 artist/live work lofts. This includes the Peekskill Art Lofts opened in 2002. The Peekskill Art Lofts are an affordable 28-unit limited equity cooperative apartment complex built for qualified artists."
History And Antiquities, Compiled 1841
"Peeksville Village was incorporated in 1826. It is situated 12 miles north of Sing Sing, and immediately south of the southern termination of the highlands. An old engraving of Peekskill shows: The old Dutch Reformed and the Episcopal church are visible on the right; the Methodist and the Presbyterian church, having a small tower, are on the left. The elevated spire of the new Dutch Reformed church is in the central part of the view. Hudson River, with the towering highlands, is seen in the distance. The village represented is situated on an elevation 200 feet above the level of the river, half a mile from the landing, on both sides of a deep ravine. There are in the village a bank, 2 printing offices, 2 large iron foundries, etc. There is an academy, a large edifice, situated on a commanding eminence at the south. The village contains upwards of 200 dwellings and 2 churches for Friends, besides those mention above. There is a steamboat ferry at this place to Caldwell's landing, on the opposite side of the Hudson, two miles distant. Verplank's point an Continental village, places distinguished in the revolutionary ware, are within the limits of this town. This latter place, which had barracks for 2,000 men, was burnt by the British in October, 1777."
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"Historical Collections of the State of New York
, Published by S. Tuttle, 194 Chatham-Square, 1841
History of Pelham, Published 1900
"Thus Stophanus Van Cortlandt became the proprietor of nearly the whole of Westchester County along the Hudson from Crotoii Bay to the Highlands. In the interior his bounds, both at the north and the south, ran due east twenty miles to the Connecticut border (which border was, by the interprovincial agreement between Connecticut and New York, considered to be at a distance of twenty miles from the Hudson). But there were two strips of land above Verplauck's Point of which neither Van Cortlandt nor his heirs ever obtained the ownership. One was the so-called Ryke's patent, a tract called by the Indians Sachus or Sackhoes, embracing about eighteen hundred acres between Verplanck's and Peekskill Creek, whereon a large portion of the village of Peekskill has been built. This tract was bought from the Indians, April 21, 1685, by Richard Abramseu, Jacob Abramsen, Tennis Dekey (or DeKay), Seba, Jacob, and John Harxse, and soon afterward was patented to them for a quit-rent of " ten bushels of good winter merchantable wheat yearly." The name of Ryke's patent is Dutch for Richard's patent, so called after Richard Abramsen, the principal patentee, who later assumed the English name of Lent. Substantially the whole tract passed to Hercules Lent, Richard's son, about 1730. The second of the two strips on the liudson which always remained independent of the Van Cortlandt estate was a three-hundred-acre parcel fronting on the inner and upper part of Peekskill Bay, which was deeded, on April 25, 1685, to Jacobus DeKay " for the value of four hundred guilders, seawant," and which ultimately became the property of John Krankhyte (ancestor of the Cronkhites). Upon this strip is the Peekskill State Camp of Military Instruction."
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History of Westchester County, New York: From Its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1900,
History of Peekskill, Compiled 1940
"The city takes its name from Peek's Kill, the creek along its northern boundary named for Jan Peek, a Dutch trader who settled on its bank in 1665. During the early years of the Revolution," American Revolution in Peekskill", staff officers and troops moved back and forth through the settlement on their way between the river landing and their points of duty. Thee was little industrial development until the latte part of the nineteenth centruy. The Standard Brands plant, manufacturing yeast and alcohol, among other products, provides employment for about 2,500 people. Chauncey M. Depew Park, in the center of the village, contains a statue of Depew, who was born in Peekskill in 1834 and was a lifelong resident. When Depew was 32 years old he was the attorney for Cornelius Vanderbilt's Hudson River & Harlem Railroad; . . . Unlike most men occupying his position as counsel and confidential adviser, he was fond of appearing in public and gained a wide reputation or oratory. His bon mots are still quoted, though he died in 1928. The Peekskill Military Academy, on Oak Hill, a broad plateau overlooking the Hudson, was founded in 1833 and now has an enrollment of 400. The Gallows Oak Tree, from which the Revolutionary spy, Daniel Strange, was hanged, still stands on the campus. The First Presbyterian Church, South St. east of Washington St., erected in 1846, is a handsome Greek Revival building. The front has flush boarding and the sides are clapboarded; heavy Doric pilasters frame the lower portion of the facade and tower.
In the hamlet is St. Peter's Church, an exceedingly simple structure built by the Van Cortlandts for the use of their tenants and opened in 1767. The straight-backed pew set aside for the family of the lord of the manor is unchanged; everyone else sat on rough-hewn benches. Left from the hamlet 0.5 m. and across the creek to Gallow Hill, where Edward Palmer, a Tory spy, was hanged in 1777 by order of General Israel Putnam. Beyond Gallows Hill, at 1.5 m. is the Site of Continental Village, a supply base that had barracks for 1,500 men. The barracks were burned by the British in 1777 and the site was not reoccupied until 1781.
Peekskill to Eastern Junction
with State 17; 20.7 m. US 6
This section of US 6 crosses the Hudson, offering magnificent views of the river valley, and cuts across the northern area of Bear Mountain Section. West of Peekskill, 0 m., the road swings R. and L. on the Bear Mountain Bridge approach, a three-mile stretch carved through the rock directly above the Hudson River and affording splendid views of the Highlands; there are several parking spaces. At 1.7 m. is the junction with Camp Smith Road.
Source: Excerpts from "New York, A Guide to the Empire State" , Compiled by workers of the Writer's Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of New York, 1940 Albany
About Peekskill Today
Children love going to the park and to the delight of kids and parents, the City of Peekskill offers several local parks for the kids and family. Select one of several terrific parks in Peekskill and enjoy watching the kids in the playground, or on a nature walk, or just relax and read a book. When dining out, select from one of many excellent restaurants in Peekskill City, New York. Peekskill, New York offers beautiful homes and excellent areas in which to live. Learn more about buying a home in Peekskill, New York, Westchester County.
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