Built 1755, in French and Indian War, by New Jersey which Claimed this Section. Home of Wilhelmus Cole, who Settled here about 1730... [click for more]

Home of Martinus Decker Burned by Brant's Raiders, July 20, 1779. Rebuilt 1793. Headquarters of John B. Jervis, 1826-28... [click for more]

Erie Railroad Station is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

Before 1713, a Grist Mill was built where this Road Crosses the Brook, by Stephen Tietsoort, Son of William, First Settler... [click for more]

Major Decker's Stockaded House on this site Burned by Brant's Raiders, July 20, 1779. Militia Pursuing Brant Rallied Here... [click for more]

House and Barn of Simon Westfall on this Site, Burned by Brant's Mohawks and Tories, July 20, 1779... [click for more]

Route Taken by Col. Brant with Captives and Cattle Taken in the Sack of Minisink (port Jervis) July 20, 1779... [click for more]

Maghaghakmik Church, built 1743 on this Site, was Burned in Raid by Joseph Brant's Mohawks and Tories, July 20, 1779... [click for more]

Tavern and Home of Peter Kuykendall, Justice of the Peace, 1731-1743; Burned by Brant's Raiders, July 20, 1779... [click for more]

Oldest 100-mile Road in American. built by Dutch Miners Before 1664 from Kingston to Copper Mines Near Delaware Water Gap... [click for more]

Named for John B. Jervis, Engineer, who built D. and H. Canal. was Called Mahackemeck by Indians. First Settler, 1690.... [click for more]

US Post Office-Port Jervis is listed in the National Register of Historic PlacesUS Post Offices in New York State, 1858-1943, TR... [click for more]