  Saturday, July 12th, 2008 10:00 A.M.–4:00 P.M., rain or shine (Houses close promptly at 4 P.M.) Each year on the second Saturday in July, some of America’s oldest stone houses —all private homes— are opened to the public. This year, several of the 200–300-year old homes in the old Dutch village, settled 347 years ago, will be open for your enjoyment. The time you spend in each house is at your discretion. 
Other attractions include: • a 1777 Ulster Militia Encampment, • guides in colonial attire, • crafts and demonstrations, and • a Town Library Fair, with collectibles and books sales. Other support services include free parking (this includes tour buses) and a cafeteria. Click here for information regarding tickets.
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