Woodstock City Historical Markers

Christian Baehr, a German Peddler, founded Store on Sawkill, in 1839. Early in Tanbark Industry, It Gave Name to Hamlet Bearsville.... [click for more]

The California Quarry, on Overlook Mountain, North, was One of the Largest of These Industries which Flourished, 1839-1900.... [click for more]

Byrdcliffe Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

Down Rent War - Rebellion against Three Life Leases Caused Riots here by Farmers Disguised as Indians, 1845, and Led to Abolishment of System.... [click for more]

Captain in American Army, 1775-1783; at Quebec with Gen. Montgomery; Buried here. his House in Kingston was Burned by British, 1777.... [click for more]

Road from Early Glass Works on the Upper Sawkill, to Shipping Point on Hudson, Above Rondout. named for Sign on Company's Warehouse.... [click for more]

Road from Early Glass Works on the Upper Sawkill to Shipping Point on Hudson, Above Rondout. named for Sign on Company's Warehouse.... [click for more]

Bristol (shady) 1825-1856. One of Early Industries in Catskills; made Window Glass and Domes for Wax Flowers, Still Found in Woodstock.... [click for more]

National Youth Administration Woodstock Resident Work Center is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

Grist Mill, 1788-1925 Also Run as Carding Mill, 1836 and Later, by Joshua Nash.... [click for more]

Operated Prior to 1750 by Major Johannes Hardenbergh. Granted to Ephraim Van Keuren, later Run by Capt. William Swart and Wilhemus Howe.... [click for more]

Tanners, Using Hemlock Bark, Ran Mills Here, 1830-1870. Hides were Brought in Ships Up the Hudson to Kingston.... [click for more]

Vosburg Turning Mill Complex is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

Zenz was Called Waghkonk Or Awaghkonk, Indian for Low Meadows Or Marsh; Dutch Translated It Van Daal, Or Valley; English Vandale... [click for more]