Please note: Voting in this contest is now closed. Winner(s) will be named in our weekly newsletter.
Photo by John Hutchins from the Walkway Over The Hudson
Photo by Alexandra Srikacha of her dog at Rye Playland
Photo by @apennybail
Photo by Caitlin Minton from behind Kaaterskill Falls
Photo by Adele Arnell George
Photo by David Oliver of the Hudson Athens Lighthouse
Photo by Chris Neyen, Manitou Point Preserve
Photo by Lynda Shenkman Curtis of an Iceboat on the Hudson River, Athens
Photo by Jelena Tesich
Photo by Brittney Ferraro
Photo by Kathy Fochetta, Union Street, Hudson
Photo by Megan Wheeler of Mohonk Mountainhouse
Photo by Sarah Lenigan, taken in Olivebridge
Photo by Rebecca Collins, Hilltop Farm, Accord
Photo by Sharon Chung taken on the River to Ridge Trail
Photo by Ashley Bohan taken in Spruceton Valley, West Kill
Photo by Amy Brown taken at Scenic Hudson's Long Dock Park Beacon
Photo by Lori Buckey
Photo by Amishi Sandesara Bhatt taken from the Victor C. Waryas Park looking at the Walkway Over the Hudson
Photo by Cynthia Pounds
The winning photos + photographer will be named in our weekly newsletter (out on Mondays!) Sign-up for it at hvny.info/sign-up
ADVERTISEMENT:
Washington Irving called the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York a "spellbound region," and the ghosts that linger from more than four hundred years of history provide proof of Irving's intuition. In Hudson, Maggie Houghtaling's ghost haunts the "Register-Star" building, where she was hanged in 1817 for murdering her child--a crime for which she was later cleared. The ghost of a young Native American girl haunts Claverack Creek, where she threw herself into the water when her father forbade her to be with the man she loved. In Greenport, Peter Hallenbeck was murdered by his nephews in his home, where his spirit still lingers. Discover these and other eerie tales of hauntings in the Catskill Mountains. - Arcadia Publishing
by Lisa LaMonica
Price includes shipping.