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Located about six miles north of Wawayanda State Park, homes and buildings in this little-known village date to the 18th and 19th centuries. Tour the oldest structure, the Shingle House, built in 1764, and the 1810 House, with its antique furniture and enticing herb garden. The village and the surrounding town have quality shops, restaurants and a winery/distillery. Tours of the Shingle House, the 1810 House and other historic buildings are given by the local historical society, which owns 12 properties. The society can be contacted at 845-986-3236.