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Welcome to Week 14 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Rondout Creek Entrance, July 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Heron at D & H Canal Graveyard" by Diane Dintruff  "Beacon Point, July 22, 2020" by Sara Pasti This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
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Welcome to Week 14 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Beacon Point, July 6, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "USS Slater just crossing under Kingston Rhinecliff Bridge" by Jacqueline Boodram Ramoular  "Sailing into the sunrise" by Ron Searl  "USS Slater passing Hudson Athens Lighthouse under tow by Tugs Nathan G (left) and Sarah D (right)" by Glenn Raymo  "End of an Era" by Stewart Lillard  "Looking north near Esopus Meadows" by Tom Mulvihill This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 12 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Ice Boat, Barrytown, NY, sunset" by Kevin Reichelt  "Beacon Point, June 18, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Perrine's Covered Bridge, Ulster County, at sunset" by Steve Capone  "Looking south on the Hudson River from Germantown; taken Christmas Day, 2019" by Kathy Overington  "Rhinecliff, March 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Ice Crystals and Esopus Meadows LIghthouse" by Diane Dintruff This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 10 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Beacon Point, June 5, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Moon rise over the Hudson north of Kingston" by Peg Duke  "Rhinecliff, May 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Piermont Marsh in Mist" by Michael Garber  "Tappan Zee Bridge/Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge" by Rachel Snydstrup  "Rainbow on the Rondout" by Sarah Wassberg Johnson This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 9 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Port of Albany" by Kent Bates  "Beacon Point, June 3, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Hudson River, Esopus Meadows Lighthouse at Dusk" by Christina Frances Fabrizio Myers "Rhinecliff, March 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Mill and Dam at Philipsburg Manor, NY" by Stewart Lillard  "Four Bridges seen from Popolopen Creek-9W bridge, a footbridge, a RR trestle, the Bear Mountain Bridge" by Diane Dintruff This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 8 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Fog at Esopus Light" by John Eginton  "Some color on a grey day" by Shari Wingard  "Rondout Lighthouse Past and Present" by Diane Dintruff  "Beauty through the purple loosestrife at the Rondout Lighthouse via Solaris" by Dale Sutton  "Mid-Hudson Bridge Honoring Healthcare Workers During Pandemic" by Kenny Lee  "Rhinecliff Boat Landing, April 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Retired FDNY Fireboat John J. Harvey in dazzle paint September 2018 Water Salute Departing Poughkeepsie" by Glenn Raymo  "Dawn on the Hudson" by Michael Garber This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 7 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Clearwater and Woody Guthrie at Croton Point" by John Eginton  "Rip Van Winkle's American flag waving, Rondout Lighthouse" by Clark Richters  "Hudson Valley Skyline" by Clay Hammond  "Tanker going under Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge taken from gazebo at Poet's Walk" by Peg Duke  "Eagle's Play, Tivoli waterfront" by Elisa M Shaw  "Dawn at Lady Liberty" by Joe Hayes  "Croton Dam Creek" by Stewart Lillard  "Pollepel Island, Hudson River, May 26, 2009" by Fred Mangelsdorf  "Rhinecliff Boat Landing" by Bill Peckmann  "Esopus Lighthouse in Late Fall" by Jeff Severson  "Beneath the Bridge" by Joan Politi This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 6 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Rondout Lighthouse in the violet hues of the morning with fog rolling in" by Vinnie Morano  The Hudson River Sloop 'Clearwater' On The Hudson With Sails Deployed, Old Cement Silos North Of Kingston & Reinauer Tug 'Josephine' & Catskill Mountains, May 6, 2020" by Glenn Raymo  "Foggy Morning on the Rondout" by John Eginton  "Beacon Point, May 11, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Winter's End, March, near Highland" by John Gotto  "Sunset through the light at Esopus Meadows Lighthouse" by Kevin Reichelt  "Great day for sailing" by Jackie Lawson  "Hart at the bottom of Bear Mountain" by Denise Alvey Oakley  "Ice boats on Hudson River by Kingston Rhinecliff" by Peg Duke  "Sailboat Sunset" by Joan Politi  "Beaver balancing act in the Croton River Great Swamp" by Diane Dintruff  "Freight by land and water from Walkway Poughkeepsie Highland" by Ken Ostheim  "Setting Sun Reflections" by James LaRue  "Rhinecliff Train Station, February 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Morning Drama" by Michael Garber This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 5 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Kalmar Nyckel at Rondout Light" by Glenn Raymo  "Beacon Point, May 4, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Bear Mountain Bridge" by Stu Lillard  "Cohoes Falls" by Diane Dintruff  "Departure of El Galeon, Esopus Meadows Preserve" by Jeff Severson  "Railroad Tracks at Tivoli, NY, April 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Rondout Sunrise" by Maureen Morrow  "Kalmar Nyckel with the Rondout Light, August 2018" by Kevin Oldenburg  "Storm Coming" by Joan Politi  "Saugerties Lighthouse against the backdrop of the snowy Catskill Mountains" by Vinnie Morano  "The Last Side Wheeler. Steamer Alexander Hamilton heading south in the Highlands, late 1960s" by Bill Ewen Jr.  "Train heading up the Hudson" by Denise Alvey Oakley  "Treat for the Lighthouse tour 2019" by Dale Sutton This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 4 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Afternoon Light on the Tappan Zee Bridge" by Michael Garber  "Approaching Esopus Island" by Jeff Kimma  "Beacon Point April 13, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Esopus Meadows Lighthouse" by John Gotto  "Kingston-Port Ewen Bridge by the Hudson River" by Patricia Dickerson "Rhinecliff Boat Landing, April 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Rondout Lighthouse honored guest of 2019" by Dale Sutton  "Rondout's Old Glory resting on the river" by Denise Alvey Oakley  "Sawyer's Mill on Sawyer's Kill Tributary Stream of the Hudson" by Diane Dintruff  "Staatsburg looking at Esopus Island, Autumn 2019" by Kevin Oldenburg  "Sunset Replica Viking Ship" by Clark Richters  "Tappan Zee Bridge Structure on the Way" by James LaRue  "Beacon Waterfront" by Meg Clark This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
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