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8 John Walsh Blvd, Ste 600, Peekskill, NY 10566
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A 16000 square foot athletic facility, Downstate Athletic Center is operated by a nonprofit organization, and serves primarily as a practice facility for Junior Olympic volleyball players. The facility also hosts camps and high school sports teams.
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5 John Walsh Blvd, Peekskill, NY 10566
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Honoring, preserving, and raising awareness of the maritime history of the United States is the mission of the National Maritime Historical Society. This is accomplished through cooperative projects, special events, hands-on educational opportunities, and written publications.
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Corn mazes, petting zoos, and hay rides await the visitors of Queens County Farm Museum. The farm covers 47 acres and was established in 1697, and includes the historic farm building, greenhouses, planting fields, an orchard, and gardens. Special programs are available all around the years, such as Wildlife Wee…
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At Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink, visitors can enjoy a day of ice skating in an indoor ice rink. The rink also hosts hockey clinics and figure skating competitions that visitors can join or spectate.
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Located on the banks of New York's Wawayanda River, the Pacem in Terris Sculpture Garden is a space of quiet contemplation that features the sculpted works of Frederick Franck, whose works have been exhibited all over the world.
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Fun Time Pottery is a paint it yourself pottery studio that allows visitors to select works of pottery that they paint themselves. The studio then fires the works for the painters to take home.
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At Charles Point Pier Park, visitors can catch crabs from a wooden pier that extends out into the water. The park has walking paths for joggers and bikers, as well as a bronze sculpture for visitors to view.
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Visitors have come to the Wrightman's Farms since 1922 to pick their own fruit and vegetables. Some of the vegetables that can be picked include tomatoes, string beans, lettuce, spring onions, and peppers, while some of the fruit that can be picked include apples, peaches, plums, and zucchini.
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A living history museum, the Historic Richmond Town covers 100 acres, in which the oldest exhibit is a 1695 house. Demonstrations, historic trades and crafts, and other live events are organized in here.
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Located in Greenwich, Connecticut, the Audubon Center is a wildlife preserve with a special emphasis on native birds. The Center offers many public programs and welcomes visitors. School field trips and other group excursions should be scheduled in advance.