Tag: Woodstock history

Prologue We begin this final installment searching the roots of Woodstock’s mysticism, by seeking at least “a casual relationship” between ...

Detail of the sign at S.S. Seahorse Tavern. (photo by Dion Ogust) In the true spirit of everyday history comes ...

Peter Blum Part II   The meadows of a storied town prove hallowed ground, tho stone-cursed soil Soon found fair ...

First Indian Nobel Prize for Literature Winner R. Tagore, visited Woodstock in the 1920s and pronounced “the entire village was ...

The naming of Woodstock's most recognized street has been steeped in both myth and conjecture over the years.

Some days, you just don’t know where or how the past will make itself known. At times it can be ...

Quarry 1890s (HSW ARchives) When chill November’s surly blast make fields and forest bare... — Robert Burns November is a ...