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Tell the story of each historic home, when it was built, who lived there, additions, remodeling. Organized by Lot number. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.
 
Tell the story of each historic home, when it was built, who lived there, additions, remodeling. Organized by Lot number. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.
  
 
*[[Rensselaerville visitor attractions and facilities]] has a listing of historic homes for viewing from the road.
 
*[[Rensselaerville visitor attractions and facilities]] has a listing of historic homes for viewing from the road.
 
*[[Watson House]]
 
*[[Watson House]]
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==Historic buildings and sites==
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Historic buildings, (other than public buildings and those listed under "Visitor facilities"), may not be open to the public, and may just be viewed from the road. Please respect the privacy of the owners and occupants.
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[[Image:Ren 1.jpg|250px|thumb|left|<center>The Village of Rensselaerville, photo from [[People Made It Happen Here]]</center>]]
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===Historic buildings===
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*[[Rensselaerville hamlet]] - an historic area filled with historic buildings both public and private.
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*[[Conkling Hall]] - Community center for special events and performances, [[Rensselaerville hamlet]]; Tel. 797-3459
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*[[Rensselaerville Library]] is open to the public.
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*[[Rensselaerville Presbyterian Church]]
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*[[Rensselaerville Garage]]
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*[[Baptist Church of Preston Hollow]]
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*[[Rensselaerville Grist Mill]] - now a museum, history, and genealogy center operated May through October by the [[Rensselaerville Historical Society]].
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*[[Rensselaerville District School No. 04]]

Latest revision as of 12:36, 3 October 2012

Back to Rensselaerville

Tell the story of each historic home, when it was built, who lived there, additions, remodeling. Organized by Lot number. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.

Historic buildings and sites

Historic buildings, (other than public buildings and those listed under "Visitor facilities"), may not be open to the public, and may just be viewed from the road. Please respect the privacy of the owners and occupants.

The Village of Rensselaerville, photo from People Made It Happen Here

Historic buildings