Built between 1804 and 1808, Boscobel was originally the dream house of wealthy Loyalists States and Elizabeth Dyckman. For a majority of the American Revolutionary War, States served as a clerk for the British Army's Quartermaster Department, overseeing accounts for the quartermasters responsible for providing all of the necessary provisions to the British army. Today, Boscobel’s interiors display one of the finest collections of decorative arts and New York furniture from the Federal period.

Situated on 68 acres overlooking Constitution Marsh toward the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Boscobel’s landscape showcases dramatic views of the Hudson River. On Boscobel's Great Lawn, you can see remnants of the “Great Chain” that were used as a naval tactic to prevent British vessels from sailing up the Hudson River during the war.

Location: 1601 Route 9D, Garrison, NY 10524

Boscobel House and Gardens, Museum, Hudson Valley, NY

The story of Constitution Island is the story of the people who once lived here: From the Lenape Indian Tribe of indigenous people who were here thousands of years before European explorers to the Warner Family and the many West Point cadets who found a haven away from home; the American Revolutionary War soldiers; the early Dutch settlers.

Location: Cold Spring Metro North Parking Area, 36 Market St, Cold Spring, NY
Constitution Island Association | West Point

The Putnam History Museum collects, preserves, and presents the history of Putnam County. The museum has rotating exhibits and events all year long teaching visitors about the Indigenous people who resided in the area, one of America’s most important industrial sites the West Point Foundry, the Revolutionary Heroes in the Highlands and so much more.

Location: 63 Chestnut Street, Cold Spring, NY
Putnam History Museum

Built in 1761, The Bird & Bottle Inn is a traditional Dutch Colonial style home, with a history predating the American Revolution. Known for years as Warren’s Tavern, the property was an important stagecoach stop along the Old Albany Post Road in Garrison, NY and catered to those journeying between New York City and Albany. The inn once housed General George Washington’s Continental troops as its location was perfectly placed between The Fishkill Military Supply Depot, the Garrison Redoubts, West Point, and The Beverly Robinson House where Generals like Benedict Arnold were stationed during the war. Come relax, dine and stay in classic American elegancy.

Location: 1123 Old Albany Post Road, Garrison
The Bird & Bottle Inn

Join us for the Autism Awareness Walk on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Tilly Foster Farm in Brewster, NY. This inclusive event is open to participants of all ages and abilities, aiming to promote autism awareness and support. Enjoy a walk, sensory-friendly activities, community resources, and delicious food from local vendors. Come together with families, friends, and community members to raise awareness and support individuals with autism.

In case of rain, the event will be held on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at the same time.

1 in 36 children have been identified with autism spectrum disorder while 1 in 45 adults also have autism.  Autism is reported to occur in all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups. This event strives to promote awareness and to support those diagnosed with Autism, providing them a day of activities and information to promote community connection.

As an Autism Walk participant, you can expect a day filled with activities and information for those with autism. There will be an outdoor walk and activities. Bathrooms will be located throughout the event for ease of access and transportation will be available between various locations. This will be a family and community friendly event created to build relationships for individuals with autism.

As a vendor, you can expect to have a day filled with engagement from the community in support of those with autism. You will want to bring resources and activities along with information about your organization, service, or specialty. You can register as a vendor as a service organization or for other services such as foods and goods.

PLEASE BE SURE TO FILL OUT THESE
FORMS UPON REGISTERING AS A VENDOR AND EMAIL TO:

Dana Touponse- Putnam County Office for Individuals with Disabilities

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OR inquire about submitting in person.

As a sponsor, you can expect to receive promotional opportunities to showcase your brand at the event. Your sponsorship will reach a large variety of individuals within the community while providing valuable exposure through event signage, social media promotion, and media coverage. Through sponsorship, you will show your commitment to inclusivity and social responsibility within the community.

Join us for a heartwarming and action-packed Autism Walk event, where participants can enjoy a variety of activities and resources designed to support individuals with autism. Whether you're walking, vending, or sponsoring, there's a role for everyone. Participants will experience an outdoor walk with family-friendly activities, while vendors can engage the community by sharing information and resources about their services. Sponsors will benefit from promotional opportunities, reaching a broad audience through event signage, social media, and media coverage. This inclusive event is the perfect opportunity to show your support and commitment to our local autism community. Sign up now as a participant, vendor, sponsor, or any combination and be part of a day dedicated to fostering connections and raising awareness. We can't wait to see you there!

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PUTNAM COUNTY CONTACT INFORMATION
PHONE 845.808.1000

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

No matter what problems you're dealing with, whether or not you're thinking about suicide, if you need someone to learn on for emotional support, contact Lifeline. 
Call or text: 988

https://988lifeline.org/chat

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EAP)

Problems have Solutions
For informaction and confidential help, contact Westchester/Putnam County Employee Assistance Program

914.995.6070

United Way’s 2-1-1

The 2-1-1 helpline offers health and human services information, referral, assessment, and crisis support to help callers find the assistance they need to address the everyday challenges of living. 

Call: 211

211hudsonvalley.org/

Mental Health Clinic: Individual, group and family therapy, medication management and peer support.

Substance Use Clinic: Peer support and medication management, Individual, group and family therapy.

1808 Route Six, Carmel, NY 10512 
Call: 845.225.2700 x 102 

www.covecarecenter.org
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Guardian Revival

Guardian Connect ( G-Connect) provides opportunities, resources, and peer support for veterans & first responders to revive & preserve your mental health wellbeing.

Call: 845.617.6421

www.guardianrevival.org

Philipstown Behavioral Health Hub provides LOCAL
access to behavioral health and addiction resources in Philipstown, New York.

5 Stone Street, Cold Spring, NY 10516

Call: 845.809.5050

www.philipstownhub.org

The Prevention Council of Putnam

Peer recovery services; substance use prevention, treatment referrals, overdose prevention and harm reduction.

 Call: 845.225.4646

www.preventioncouncilputnam.org

The Putnam County Crisis Hotline (24/7):  
Call: 845.225.1222

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (24/7): 
Call: (800) 273 TALK (8255) 

If in Crisis - NAMI Putnam County - NAMI Putnam County

Women’s Resource Center: 845.628.9284
24/7 hotline 845.628.2166

Important Putnam County Numbers

• Department of Social Services, Mental Health, and the Youth Bureau: 845.808.1500
• Bureau of Emergency Services: 845.808.4000
• Child Advocacy Center: 845.808.1400
• Office for Senior Resources: 845.808.1700
• Veteran’s Service Agency: 845.808.1620

PUTNAM COUNTY CONTACT INFORMATION
PHONE 845.808.1390

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