The Hudson River Maritime Museum in Kingston, New York was founded in 1980, with the mandate to collect preserve, research and exhibit a collection of historical artifacts which are relevant to the preservation of the maritime heritage of the Hudson River . The Hudson River Maritime Museum has an impressive collection of artifacts which include archival material and art related to river transportation, industries and recreation. There are also paintings, prints, photographs, ephemera, blueprints, artifacts, ship models, a 100-year old shad boat, a life boat, lighthouse tender and ice yachts, all of which visitors are sure to find very interesting. The Hudson River Maritime Museum also has a library and archives for students or visitors wanting more information.READ MORE

Tie One On Charters will take you striper fishing with Captain Nick Kulick near Kingston, New York on the beautiful Hudson River. Fishing for striped bass also known as stripers who make their spawning run up the Hudson River starting in March, through late April and May, is a wonderful fishing experience. Using a number of methods including trolling with lures, drift fishing and live bait, Tie One On Charters supplies all the fishing equipment you need for this fantastic adventure. The Seaswirl Striper boat has plenty of room for fishing, a live well to keep bait fresh and plenty of storage space for your catch, plus state of the art electronics.READ MORE