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The successful grassroots fight to stop the construction of a 400-room hotel/conference center and 500 condominiums around Lake Minnewaska in New York State s Shawangunk Mountains in the 1980s was a landmark victory for Hudson Valley environmentalists and became a blueprint for subsequent struggles to preserve open space against encroaching development in a uniquely beautiful landscape that The Nature Conservancy in 1991 selected as one of the 75 Last Great Places on Earth
a power plant and blacksmith shop
the bizarre but creative cabins of hermits and eccentrics
vistas that take in not just the Hudson Valley but western New England as well
helping to develop our vision of landscape and shaping the cultural identity of America
Sunset, Jamaica 11"x14" Print The successful grassroots fight toSunset, Jamaica, 1865 Frederic Edwin Church Courtesy of Olana State Historic Site New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation