Discover the Rich Heritage of Stony Point

Welcome to the Stony Point Historical Society, where we celebrate the vibrant history of our town. Explore our collections, stories, and resources to connect with Stony Point's past.

Historic Stony Point Building

Welcome to Our Historic Town

Discover the stories, places, and artifacts that shaped our past. Explore these key areas of our site:

1800s Stony Point Records

1800s Stony Point Records

These records provide a window into everyday life in Stony Point during the 19th century, including property transactions, local governance, and personal histories that shaped the town’s development.

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1865 Penny Bridge Town Board Meeting Minutes

1865 Penny Bridge Town Board Meeting Minutes

These rare meeting notes from 1865 detail the discussions and decisions of the town board near the Penny Bridge area, offering insight into the challenges and priorities of local governance during that period.

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Revolutionary War

Revolutionary War

Stony Point was the site of key Revolutionary War events, including the Battle of Stony Point in 1779—an important victory for George Washington’s army. This section highlights the area’s strategic military role and its legacy in American independence.

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Gilmore Sloan

Gilmore Sloan

A prominent local figure, Gilmore Sloan played a significant role in preserving historical records and advocating for civic involvement. His contributions continue to influence how the town remembers its past.

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Step Into the Past: Stony Point’s Historic Highlights

Waldron Cemetery, Grassy Point

Waldron Cemetery, Grassy Point

Burial site of early settlers from the 1800s in Grassy Point.

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Doodletown

Doodletown

A ghost town in Bear Mountain with rich 20th-century history.

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1865 Town Charter

1865 Town Charter

The document that formalized post-Civil War Stony Point governance.

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