Map | Marbletown

The Town of Marbletown, NY, is known for its four nationally registered historic districts, nestled amidst the Catskill and Shawangunk Mountains, as well as the farm stands and nature trails, galleries and boutiques, and restaurants and art venues that make its Hamlets of Stone Ridge and High Falls popular destinations for New York City transplants and weekenders.

Located in central Ulster County, Marbletown was first settled on or around 1669; within three years, it is said, there were 53 houses in the village, most of them log cabins. In 1703, the Town received its patent. After the burning of Kingston in 1777, the courts were moved, for a period, to Marbletown, and judicial proceedings were held in the house of Johannis Tack, then a public tavern.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Marbletown Hamlet of High Falls has provided a setting — real and virtual — for the big and small screen: Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty were on location at the falls themselves to shoot part of their 1961 film Splendor in the Grass; and the season 4 episode of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles TV series “Unidentified Flying Leonardo” was also ‘set’ in town in 1987.

FAST FACTS

Established: 1703
Total Area: 55.18 square miles
Elevation: 837 feet
Zip Codes: 12401, 12404, 12419, 12440, 12484, 12491
Population (2010): 5,607

ATTRACTIONS

Applestone Meat Co.
Bevier Stone House
Cornelius Wynkoop Stone House
The Crafted Trail
The D&H Canal Historical Society and Museum
Davenport Farms
Depuy Canal House
The Egg’s Nest
Five Locks Walk
Green Cottage
The Hasbrouck House
High Falls Food Co-Op
MaMA (Marbletown Multi-Arts) Center
Marbletown Town Park
O&W Rail Trail
The Sheeley House Bed and Breakfast
Stone Ridge Orchard
Ulster County Community College
Wired Gallery
Woodstock Farm Sanctuary

Photos (L-R): The Roost – Dennis Crowley | Orchard | Depuy Canal House | The Hasbrouck House

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