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Clermont State Historic Site and its collection
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The Clermont State Historic Site, also referred to as the Clermont estate, the Clermont Manor, or simply Clermont, is a recognized New York State Historic Site. It is located in the southwestern part of Columbia County, New York, United States. This site is significant as it was the former estate of the Livingston family, who lived there for over seven generations spanning more than two centuries.
The Last Livingston Owners and Their Contributions
The last owners of the Clermont estate from the Livingston family were John Henry Livingston and his wife Alice. They made significant additions to the home and greatly appreciated its historical significance. Alice Livingston is credited with creating many of the landscaped gardens on the estate, which are maintained and can be seen to this day.
Clermont Estate's Historic Designations
The Clermont estate is now recognized as a New York State Historic Site. In 1972, it was designated as a United States National Historic Landmark. Furthermore, it is a contributing property to another National Historic Landmark, the Hudson River Historic District. These designations highlight the historical significance and cultural value of the Clermont estate.
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