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Livingston Manor, NY, is a vibrant and historic Catskills town set alongside the Willowemoc river at the southeast edge of the 300,000-acre Catskill Park. Located 100 miles north of New York City, “the Manor” a perfect combination of easy outdoor access plus small town charm and hospitality.
Page through our latest Visitor’s Guide for a taste of the Livingston Manor area, birthplace of American fly fishing and gateway to the Catskill Mountains.
I was on line the other day about Livingston Manor info. and came across a picture
of Bicentenial coins that had a picture of the covered bridge on one side
Are there any shutch coins available yet ?
Thank you for any help Rick Hall
P.S. My father inlaw John Herold grew up in Lew Beach he died 1/3/10
That’s my reason for surfing livingston manor
Hello Rick – Not that we know of, but perhaps another user of this site will know more. Meanwhile, glad to have you as a surfer.
Trying to locate my old pen friend from 40 odd years ago. Earl Tuttle, Livingstone Manor NY. Any help would be good. Thank you.
Ian Crewe
England
Hello,
We saw the THR article about the Beaverkill today. My husband said that when he was a boy in the late 30′s, his family went to this area to camp at a CCC campsite. Does that ring a bell to anyone? Is there still a campsite in this vacinity? We’d be interested to know. He said they would go to church in Lingston Manor.
Thank you.
Darlene and Jack Price
I am trying to find information about the Palatines who arrived in Livingston Manor in 1710 and worked in the Tar Industry under Gov. Robert Hunter as “servants of the crown” producing resin or pitch used by the British Navy for ship building. I would like to visit the area insearch of information about my ancestry who were German but came over from England as Immigrants. The name of my ancestor was Johan Balthasar Anspach. Any help would be greatly appreciated for the planning of a trip this year. I live in Rockford, Il.
I am a writer trying to find information about a famous livingston manner resort in the fifties and sixties. It was called Shustons and was a complete resort for mostly jewish families with a summer day camp. Does anyone have any information about its existance? thank you . evan Barnett
Hi Evan
We have passed your inquiry on to someone who may know. I hope you will hear from Mia soon.
Thank you for your interest.