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Robert Erskine: Washington's Mapmaker Sunday July 6 @ 2pm!
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Boarder Disputes: Tuxedo NY or NJ? Sunday June 8 @ 2pm!
Gary Albaugh will provide evidence, from the creation of the Royal Colonies in the 17th Century to the present, that at least twelve townships across the State of New York could be incorporated into New Jersey, including Tuxedo!
RSVP: tuxedohistoricalsociety@gmail.com
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New Exhibition @ Tuxedo Historical Society: Tuxedo on the Map
Open Sundays from 1-4pm
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: Wealth & Power in the Hudson Valley - Part 2: Rise of Steel Rails - January 26@2pm
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: Wealth & Power in the Hudson Valley - Part One: Titans of Industry - December 29 @2pm
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: Tuxedo Outside The Gates 1900-1950 - November 17@ 2pm
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: The Wee Wah Beach Club in Tuxedo Park - An American Story of Social Change - July 7 @ 2pm
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Tuxedo Historical Society Grand Opening June 15 2-4pm (Posted 6/2/24)
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: A Historic Holiday - Saturday, December 16 @ 3pm! (Re-Posted 12/5/23)
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Tuxedo Historical Society Open House Saturday, December 2 1-3pm (Posted 11/24/23)
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Tuxedo Historical Society Presents: The Sterling Forest Gardens Story - April 30 @3pm (Posted 4/17/23)
At 3 pm on Sunday, April 30, the Tuxedo Historical Society will host a presentation at its 7 Hospital Road location in Tuxedo, tracing the life cycle of Sterling Forest Gardens, a world-renowned attraction during its heyday some 50 years ago. The program will be presented by Town Historian George Langberg, who not only experienced the Gardens as a visitor in its early years, but later worked there and helped design some of its features. His direct personal experience brings a unique perspective to the Gardens' story, which will be a "trip down Memory Lane" for long-time area residents and an informative piece of local history for more recent arrivals. Due to limited seating, reservations are highly recommended. Email tuxedohistory@gmail.com or phone 845-351-2926.
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Notice of THS Annual Meeting February 25, 2023 (Posted 1/26/23)T
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Tuxedo Historical Society Annual Holiday Sale! (Posted 11/21/22)
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Tuxedo Hisotircal Society Presents: Personal Remembrances of The Wagstaff Family - Sunday, October 16 @ 3:30pm (Posted 10/3/22)
October 16th from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. - The Tuxedo Historical Society presents historic tapes of life in Tuxedo Park with the Wagstaff family. JayMihok whose grandfather, Ralph Hellum was the kennelman at the Wagstaff Estate for many years will offer an informal conversation on
the images. Historic images of horse races at the race track, swimming at the club, dog shows and other interesting photos. These previously unseen images offer glimpses of living in Tuxedo Park during the 1920s and 1930s.
The presentation will be held at the
Tuxedo Historical Society building at 7 Hospital Rd.
Seating is limited so please reserve by email to Tuxedohistory@gmail.com or 845-351-2926. A suggested donation of $10.
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TUXEDO HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPENING NEW SPACE
AND EXPANDING PROGRAMMING
JPMorgan Chase donates former bank branch to support Tuxedo community
Caption: The former JP Morgan Chase branch at 241, Route 17 in Tuxedo, New York
The Tuxedo Historical Society will expand programming this fall at a new space that will offer historical exhibits and presentations to the community. Donated by JPMorgan Chase, the former bank branch operated in Tuxedo for many years.
Society president Betty Langberg said, “One of my first jobs after high school was working at this bank. The fact that we can preserve it and use it to tell the story of Tuxedo’s rich history makes this a great gift, and we thank JPMorgan Chase for their generosity.” Formal plans for the new location are pending and will be announced later this year.
The Tuxedo Historical Society was founded in 1982 by concerned residents focused on preserving the rich history of the area. The organization is committed to foster awareness of the community’s heritage through the collection, preservation, and exhibition of materials, as well as presenting programs that document life, past and present in the Town of Tuxedo, and the Village of Tuxedo Park. The former Methodist Church, a gift of the Tuxedo Park Association, serves as the current home of the historical society. The society is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
“The Tuxedo Historical Society upholds, shares and celebrates the vibrancy of this wonderful community and has for decades,” said Brian Huff, Chase, Market Executive, Commercial Banking, Mid-Hudson, Connecticut and the Bronx. “JPMorgan Chase is proud to donate this former branch to support the mission of the Tuxedo Historical Society and provide more opportunities for people to learn about the rich history of the town.”
Board members of Tuxedo Historical Society, representatives of JP Morgan Chase, and local officials will participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, September 29th at 10:30 am. We invite community members to join us.
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Chase Bank Donates Building to Tuxedo Historical Society! (Posted 8/13/22)
The Tuxedo Historical Society is excited to announce the very generous donation by JPMorgan Chase Bank of the building at 241 Route 17, Tuxedo, N.Y. to the THS.
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Calling all Tuxedo Scouts!! (Posted 8/10/22)
Have you ever been a Boy Scout, Girl Scout or Campfire Girl in Tuxedo? Were your parents or grandparetns Scout Leaders? The THS is putting together a new exhibit focused on the history of scouting in Tuxedo! See flyer for more detailed information.
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Become A Part of the Tuxedo Historical Society in 2022!
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