Save Native Sites Indigenous Peoples Day Program - Tiokasin Ghosthorse (shown here putting his pin in the map) spoke about our relationship to Earth, and how the Lakota language connects with all of Life.
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Descriptions of historical records and others belonging to the Office of the County Clerk 1658-1999. These 4 options give an overview of the records in storage with information like date range, number of volumes and amount of records in storage. You can search by Collection, Record Series Title, Date or Keyword.
Society for Creative Anachronism Fighting Demonstration
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Society for Creative Anachronism presents Life in the Middle Ages
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Sojourner Truth’s documents on display in Celebration of Black History Month
In celebration of Black History Month, the Ulster County Surrogates Court and Ulster County Clerk's Office have worked together to present an exhibit on the life of Sojourner Truth in Ulster County. The exhibit is on display in the Courtroom of the Surrogates Court in the Ulster County Office Building, 244 Fair Street, 3rd Floor, Kingston.
Stockade and the Hudson River: A Maritime Connection Linking Kingston and the Hudson River. Chambers and Crosby Elementary Schools, 3rd and 4th Grade Students, Spring 2017
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Stockade and the Hudson River: A Maritime Connection Linking Kingston and the Hudson River. Chambers and Crosby Elementary Schools, 3rd and 4th Grade Students, Spring 2017
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Student "Thank You" Letters
The Persen House receives hundreds of students each year on field trips and organized tours. It is our goal to provide them with a fun, positive learning experience that helps to engage them in their local history.
“Thank you for letting us see the Persen House. I had so much fun.” Hellen, 4th grade student, Kingston School District, 2010
“The Persen House is a very interesting place. Especially those cannon balls. I hope we go again.” Ellie, 4th grade student, Kingston School District, 2010
Students from St. Joseph's School visit and take a tour.
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SUNY New Paltz Graduate Metal Program presents "Persen: Place & Things" Exhibit
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