Rockwood Hall
Trees at sunset, Rockwood Hall. Taken with a Sony Nex 5N and 50mm Industar 61 f2.8.
From Rockwood Hall to Sleepy Hollow – Lunch at the Bridgeview Tavern
It was a rather warm day and after walking for some time I was tired; my feet were sore, and I was thirsty and very hungry. My walk had taken me to the bottom of Beekman Ave. in Sleepy Hollow just a block or two from one of my favorite hangouts: The Bridge View Tavern….
From Rockwood Hall to Sleepy Hollow – Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse
According to Hudson River Lighthouses: The Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse is unique among Hudson River lighthouses – it is the only “sparkplug” style lighthouse to contain family quarters. Unlike Jeffrey’s Hook, which is essentially a cast iron housing for a staircase, Sleepy Hollow’s brick-lined walls held five floors of living space. The first and largest floor…
From Rockwood Hall to Sleepy Hollow – Sleepy Hollow RiverWalk
This relatively new public park in Sleepy Hollow provides access to a stretch of Hudson River shoreline that has not been accessible for more than a century! The new park, known as the Sleepy Hollow RiverWalk, hugs the perimeter of the former General Motors Assembly Plant property in the village. The first phase of the…
From Rockwood Hall to Sleepy Hollow – Kingsland Point Park
Kingsland Point Park is an 18-acre park located on the eastern shore of the Hudson River at the mouth of the Pocantico River in the Village of Sleepy Hollow. With spectacular overlook areas and views of the historic Tarrytown Lighthouse, Kingsland Point Park was one of the first parks developed by the Westchester County Parks…