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The Central Hotel The record of Fremont Center’s Central Hotel begins circa 1884 when the hotel advertised with M. Gabriel as proprietor, “refitted in first class shape and open for the traveling public.” It was later conducted by Conrad and Anna Maus for over 30 years, and by 1913 was the site of such festivities as the 4th of July “with fireworks and a base ball game in the afternoon.” A common gathering place, the Fremont Grange held meetings in the hotel’s hall, and a Binghamton dentist traveled there to see patients monthly. By 1925, when it was purchased by John Hermann, it had became known as the Blue Bird Inn, which it remained into the 1960s, run by later by family members Richard and then Rudy Hermann. The hotel photo at top is from the New York liquor licensing bureau photos, from the 1930s, now held in the archives at the Sullivan County Museum at Hurleyville.
November 29, 2022 Edition
110 Years Ago - 1912 Chris Hunt Jr. of Narrowsburg area has just purchased a 1,000 egg electric incubator which is one of the most modern machines made. . . M. Schuliar of Cochecton Center is … more
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Tattoo you?
“How much for your mirrors?” asks a stranger about my artistic creations that took hours and days to make, cost mucho money in materials, and happen to be advertised online. “The … more
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Highland
November 29 – Now that we have all stuffed ourselves to the gills with turkey and the fixings we immediately move onto Christmas. To kick off the holiday season the Barryville Chamber of … more
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Lake Huntington
November 28 — I hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving with family and friends. We are looking forward to kicking off the holiday season with many events and festivities locally. There are so … more
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Greenwald V. Board of Supervisors
The recent passing of longtime Mamakating Supervisor Dennis Greenwald brought forth an outpouring of condolences from county residents who remember him, as well as myriad musings about his … more
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Twitter Me This
When I was growing up it was a mark of distinction when someone became a millionaire. It seems that lately the new measure of extensive wealth is having billions. Having billions also seems to allow … more
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Stop Before It's Too Late
Last month my husband was working hard at cutting and splitting wood. The log pile was high so he started early and kept going. But later in the day as he worked with the chainsaw to cut more rounds, … more
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One Pot Leftover Turkey Soup
A highlight of my Thanksgiving weekend is the soup that follows our meal the next day. My sister uses the leftover turkey and carcass to create a rich broth, that feels light but satisfying after a … more
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Unpacking Traditions
I love the holiday season. It's some of the annoying traditions of the holiday season that I can do without. Traditions that come back to me like bad fish. I'm not talking about the tradition … more
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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Richie Sturgis, Steve Morey, Kathy Kreiter, Erik Rhuleln, Gary Lasher, Kelly Plesia, Ivan deBeer, Irene O’Leary, Lori Morganstein, Susie Zimmerman, Helen Budrock, Melissa … more
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Highland
The winter of 2022 is well underway with some really cold temperatures and historic snow fall totals up north of us. Did you know that we have a weather station sponsored by the University of Albany … more
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Lake Huntington
Happy Thanksgiving! Wishing you and yours a joyful and blessed Thanksgiving. Thank you so much for reading along with me this past year – it has been a wonderful journey and I am looking … more
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