Boscobel Estate in Garrison, New York


Boscobel Estate in Garrison, New York
Originally built in Crugers, NY in 1804 by States Morris Dyckman, a British Loyalist who returned to the area after the Revolutionary War was over. When threatened by extinction in the early decades of this century, this Federal Domestic style mansion was dismantled, stored, and finally reassembled piece by piece in it's current location. The house has since been filled with a comprehensive collection of American Federal period antiques and art.
Taken
Garrison, New York on May 5, 2007
Keywords:
buildings - mansion - Revolutionary War
Category:
Trips

Camera:
Lens:
Aperture:
F16
ISO:
400
Focal Length:
28.0 mm
Program Type:
Shutter Speed:
1/256 sec
Exposure Bias:
0


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