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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LIbraryLady, post: 320868, member: 1629&quot;]Yup,Stewart was Air Force during 50&#039;s-50&#039;s.&nbsp; Believe that cadets from nearby West Point trained there around WWII, possibly before the Air Force was a separate branch.</p><p>Newburgh was a marvelous river city, settled before the Revolution and just kept growing.&nbsp; Deep water port, too, so even had ship building.&nbsp; Goerge Washington turned down the proposal he become king.&nbsp; Prosperous for several centuries, with domestic architecture to match, but started hitting the skids when manufacturing moved south, probably about 1960.&nbsp; Urban renewal movement of the 60&#039;s-70&#039;s made short shrift of some of those homes.&nbsp; There&#039;s been waves of attempts at preservation/revival.</p><p>[USER=78]@gregsglass[/USER] - wish I&#039;d had the itch to look into the shops back in 70&#039;s and 80&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>Stewart is now a regular airport, hoping to vie with Newark.</p><p>Stewart is now a regular airport, hoping to vie with Newark. </p><p>Stewart is now a regular airport, hoping to vie with Newark.</p><p>[USER=468]@KingofThings[/USER] - New Paltz was one of the spots we went for fun and hiking.&nbsp; Can&#039;t recall name of the spot but it had falls, beautiful clean lake; many a bottle of Boone&#039;s Farm was consumed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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