Archives
The Rhinebeck Historical Society archives is a treasure trove of exciting history. It consists of records dating back to the 1700's, including books, pictures, maps, letters, and diaries. The catalog of the archived materials can be viewed here.
The Rhinebeck Historical Society archives is a treasure trove of exciting history. It consists of records dating back to the 1700's, including books, pictures, maps, letters, and diaries. The catalog of the archived materials can be viewed here.
Rhinebeck Historical Society
LINKS
Consortium of Rhinebeck History
Hudson River Valley Heritage
Quitman Resource Center
Palatine Farmstead
Wilderstein Historic Site
Museum of Rhinebeck History
Rhinebeck Aerodrome
FDR Library
Dutchess County Historical Society
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Consortium of Rhinebeck History
Hudson River Valley Heritage
Quitman Resource Center
Palatine Farmstead
Wilderstein Historic Site
Museum of Rhinebeck History
Rhinebeck Aerodrome
FDR Library
Dutchess County Historical Society
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Newsletter
Click here to view quarterly newsletters.
Click here to view quarterly newsletters.
If you have questions for the Archivist, email Mike Frazier at
michaelfrazier@earthlink.net,
or write to him at
Rhinebeck Historical Society
PO Box 291
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
or call
845-464-2015
Books about Rhinebeck
Videos
Click here to view over 70 of our monthly programs. They are listed in chronological order, by topic and speaker, back to 2011.
Videos
Click here to view over 70 of our monthly programs. They are listed in chronological order, by topic and speaker, back to 2011.
Donations Appreciated
Volunteers play a big role in our organization.
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Click HERE for CALENDAR of upcoming EVENTS
Through January 2022, RHS plans on presenting our monthly programs on Zoom. Members should monitor their emails for the Zoom links to each program and to stay current regarding any changes. Rhinebeck Village Mayor Gary Bassett has offered Village Hall for future in-person programs, and we hope to take advantage of that offer by February 2022, if not sooner. Village Hall, 76 East Market Street, upstairs over the fire house, is a very large room that allows us to socially distance and where we can also film the programs and perhaps even present them simultaneously on Zoom for our distant members. (Even if no Zoom, programs will be filmed and posted afterwards on our website.)
Through January 2022, RHS plans on presenting our monthly programs on Zoom. Members should monitor their emails for the Zoom links to each program and to stay current regarding any changes. Rhinebeck Village Mayor Gary Bassett has offered Village Hall for future in-person programs, and we hope to take advantage of that offer by February 2022, if not sooner. Village Hall, 76 East Market Street, upstairs over the fire house, is a very large room that allows us to socially distance and where we can also film the programs and perhaps even present them simultaneously on Zoom for our distant members. (Even if no Zoom, programs will be filmed and posted afterwards on our website.)
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