Margaretville Our own little Soho

Despite a historical pedigree stretching back to the Hardenburgh Patent and the Livingston dynasty, Margaretville is hardly stodgy. In the early days of its settlement, when it was home to hardy Dutch farmers, it was known as Middletown Center, but in 1850 it was christened Margaretville, in honor of a Robert Livingston granddaughter, Margaret Lewis. This village at the galleries and hosts many local events. meeting of three waters became a bustling commercial and residential corridor before the Civil War. Farmers, settlers and travellers would come here for the tanneries, sawmills, hotels, boarding houses and other 19th century shopping necessities, such as a cobbler, cooperage, blacksmith, and wagon shop. Once the railroad arrived in the early 1870s, Margaretvilles tourism prospered and it became the departure point to the City for cash crops like cauliflower and butter.
The Margaretville Commons is home to shops,

10% OFF*
LONGYEAR
G A L L E RY
Upstairs in the Commons

15% OFF*

15% OFF*

Foothills
Shoe Co.
743 Main St Margaretville

Sweet Peas
toys + books + gifts for kids of all ages
Main St Margaretville

845.586.5000
www.foothillsshoe.com
*Thru Jan 15 with this coupon

845.586. 3270
www.longyeargallery.org

845.586.2488
*With this coupon.

10% OFF
Flavored Coffee Beans

10% OFF
BROOKSIDE
Route 28 Margaretville

15% OFF

Cheese Barrel H A R D W A R E
Main St Margaretville

The

LITTLE SPROUTS
740 Main St Margaretville

845.586.4666
www.cheesebarrel.com
One coupon per person.

845.586.2345
brooksidehardware.com
Excluding vehicles, repairs, feed

845.586.2116
Childrens clothing
One coupon per person.