This Hudson Valley Town Welcomes New Dedicated Sign

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This Hudson Valley Town Welcomes New Dedicated Sign

The Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project takes pride in keeping the history alive within the Hudson Valley. The projects and events put together but his organization come from local residents, historians and artists.

The Borscht Belt Historical Marker highlights the lifestyle, memories and culture of the Borscht Belt era. They look forward to adding to the historic marker trail within the Hudson Valley.

I’ve been to the Borscht Belt Museum in Ellenville, NY and loved learning about this time period and the history of the area. I’ll have to add these markers to my must see experience within Sullivan County.

Where Can We Find The Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project’s Latest Sign?

We can now stop by and see the new historic marker in Parksville, NY.

The Borsht Belt Historical Marker Project made a post on social media highlighting their newest addition. They explained,

“PARKSVILLE! Yesterday we unveiled our Parksville historic marker, and what a moment it was.”

The Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project was eager to share that this area was a farming community that then became a popular destination within the Catskills. This marker highlights the resorts in the area along with entertainment locations during the Borscht Belt era. Hotels, bungalows and more were also included.

What Other Historic Markers Can We See From The Borscht Belt Era?

Be sure to add Parksville, NY to your scenic drive and must-see list in the Hudson Valley. In addition to this destination for historic markers relating to the Borscht Belt era, you’ll have to check out the one in Bethel, Monticello, Hurleyville, Ellenville and more.

For additional information about seeing the full list and more, head on over to the Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project’s website and social media platforms.

Which Hudson Valley town should receive a historic marker? Will you visit the Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project's latest sign in Parksville? Tell us more below.