Mrs. Puddle Duck’s Child Care- a small building in this location on the 1912 map of the village is shown with no other details. It was noted as "Veterans Hall" in the late 1940s-1950s. At some point it was a Jewish Deli and Bubba’s Bayou Shack. Purchased by the Hunter Foundation in 2005. ...
The Olin property formally housing the Bucca Law Office was purchased in 2016. Interior renovations of the house and office have resulted in a fresh new location for residential and commercial ventures. With artistic guidance from Elena Patterson the exterior has taken on a fresh, vibrant and colorful transformation. In the back of ...
The building shows on a 1912 map of the village, but no name is given. In the 1950s it was "The Tannersville Bar & Hotel" an Armenian-American establishment. Later known as the Kismet in the 1960s and lastly "Slopes”. Purchased in 2006 by the Hunter Foundation, the building has been completely renovated. The ...
Miles of professionally designed and constructed trails especially built for mountain biking. The T-H Trail System is beautifully integrated with the stunning natural landscape and is ideal for beginners to feel comfortable on real mountain bike trails while at the same time prove to be entertaining for a seasoned rider. Walkers, hikers, and X-C skiers welcome ...
In the early 1900’s Percy Sharpe ran a retail grocer. A 1949 map it shows as Tannersville Ideal Laundry, owned by Claude Campbell. It later was run as a beauty shop (Precision Cuts) in the mid to late 1970s. Purchased by the Hunter Foundation in 2012 the enclosed porch was opened up and the ...
Some history of the property located at 6073 Main Street across from the Tannersville Post office includes Lackey's garage, which later became Julius Dolan's garage. It was also known as The Broadway Garage. In 1930 Harry Thorpe (Phil Thorpe's father) bought the garage. It then became a roller rink with rooms to rent ...
The Villa Maria was built as The Fenmore (meaning is “Dear Love”) in 1903 by W.I. Hallenbeck. Hallenbeck had recently sold his “Hallenbeck’s Hotel” (located just north of Route 23A at County Route 18) to Mr. Walter Renner (Renner‘s hotel). The Hallenbeck Hotel (Renners) was just around the corner of the new Fenmore (Villa ...
1890- originally had been built as home for Dr. Hainer. In the 1950s (possibly the 1930s and 40s) it was owned by Lilo Leeds and called "Lilo's Lodge" The Hunter Foundation purchased the building in 2004. Some of the tenants over the years included Awakened Heart Café, Ana Star, Astor House Wireless Internet Café ...
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