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Poestenkill - Poestenkill Historical Society; Sagendorf, Linda
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Poestenkill, formed from the northern half of the township of Sand Lake, was incorporated in 1848 and is the youngest town in Rensselaer County. The name Poestenkill comes from the Dutch and means afoaming creek.a The Poestenkill Creek, which runs westerly and empties into the Hudson River, was the center of water-powered industry in the townas early years. When early settlers began arriving and developing the land, Poestenkill was divided into the four hamlets: Poestenkill, East Poestenkill, Ives Corners, and Barberville. Through vintage photographs, Poestenkill provides a glimpse of the…mehr

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Poestenkill, formed from the northern half of the township of Sand Lake, was incorporated in 1848 and is the youngest town in Rensselaer County. The name Poestenkill comes from the Dutch and means afoaming creek.a The Poestenkill Creek, which runs westerly and empties into the Hudson River, was the center of water-powered industry in the townas early years. When early settlers began arriving and developing the land, Poestenkill was divided into the four hamlets: Poestenkill, East Poestenkill, Ives Corners, and Barberville. Through vintage photographs, Poestenkill provides a glimpse of the townas rich history and draws generations eager to experience the beauty of Poestenkill and the charm of its people.
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Town historian Linda Sagendorf has partnered with the Poestenkill Historical Society to present this photographic history of Poestenkill's rich past. She is a lifelong member of the local community and taught local history at Poestenkill Elementary School for 30 years. The photographs in Poestenkill were collected from the personal collections of local residents and depict the homes, organizations, schools, and churches that molded Poestenkill into the town it is today.