The Castle On The Hudson Final

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An Enchanting Place to Visit

by Patricia Nelson (Feb. 15, 2009)

Dr. Boria SaxJunior SeminarMercy College

“History is a pact between the dead, the living, and the yet unborn.” – Edmund Burke

THE CASTLE ON THE HUDSON

The Main Entrance

Front view of The Castle’s entrance

The Water Fountain In Front Of The Castle And Circular Driveway

Left side view of The Castle

A closer view of the bedrooms

A Picture of the side of the Castle notice the Coat of Arms

A picture taken in the front of the Castle

View of the right side new addition of The Castle

Newly added addition to The Castle

Rear left view of The Castle

The Foyer in The Castle

The Reception Desk inside The Castle

Armored garb placed at the back door of The Castle

Sitting room to the left entrance of the Reception Desk

Chandelier in the center of a room

Chandelier on the ceiling and tapestry on the wall along the staircase that

leads to the bedrooms where the Carroll family slept

Another view of the sitting room

The entrance to sitting room

Tapestry on the wall of a corridor

An interior view of the corridor

The rear grounds at The Castle

Around the corner from the Castle

A closer view of the Hudson by the Castle

Coat of Arms above window

Coat of arms above window

Flags above the entrance of The Castle

The Fountain of Lions

The Five Star Diamond Award

A dining area

Historic Hotels of America plaque

THE ENCHANTING CASTLE ON THE HUDSON

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