An advertisement brochure inviting users to explore Ulster County's Dutch Court Records and Secretary's Papers, circa 1658-1712 via the online database

From Deed Book AA comes the first deed recorded in English by James Graham, Ulster County Clerk 1684-1689. Land registration was the most important function of the ..

Early Maps of the Town of Kingston (On Display at the Kingston Town Hall)

This exhibit features maps showing the original bounds of the Town of Kingston, courtesy of the Ulster County Clerk’s Archives.  The maps span 126 years, with the earliest dated 1771, and the latest dated 1897.  All of these maps show the boundaries of the Town of Kingston at various times in its history.

Currently on display at:

Kingston Town Hall
906 Sawkill Road, Kingston
(845) 336-8853
www.townkingstonny.us

Education

It has always been important to the Ulster County Clerk’s Office to reach out to our educators & students and involve them in the documented history of our county.  We hope the resources available on our website and in the office will be useful tools for educators and students at all levels.

Education

The Persen House gives educators the opportunity to merge a lesson with an in-person experience for students.  From elementary to college, there is learning potential for all ages.  We offer curriculum guides, activity packets, house tours, student exhibits and colonial era demonstrations.  The Persen House is a valuable resource for history, culture, art and more!

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Take a historical trip around Ulster County with Carla the Car in this fun, fact-filled activity booklet.

The Exploring Ulster County Poster Project is an exhibit of colorful, insightful and imaginative posters!  In 2013, fourth grade students from public and private ..

EXPLORING Ulster County: 1683-2013 Celebrating 330 Years of Ulster County

Welcome to the Exploring Ulster County Poster Project, an exhibit of colorful, insightful and imaginative posters!  Fourth grade students from public and private schools throughout Ulster County submitted posters to this exhibit.  The students were given the opportunity to interpret “Explore Ulster County” in their own way and in any medium.  The unique style and content of each poster shows the creativity and talent that our students possess.

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