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Gomez
1714-1748
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Sephardic Jew,
Merchant & Trader
Luis Gomez was the first owner of Gomez Mill House, which he built in Marlboro as a trading post for the new colonists.
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Acker
1772-1799

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Woflert Acker,
Revolutionary War Patriot
Wolfert Acker bought Mill House in 1772 and added the elegant second story, which was made from bricks baked in kilns on the property.
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Hunter
1835-1904

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William H. Armstrong,
Gentleman Farmer
When Harry Armstrong came to Mill House in 1862 on his honeymoon,
he brought his southern bride Maddie and stayed for the next 60 years.
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Hunter
1912-1918
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Dard Hunter,
Artisan and Craftsman
Dard Hunter bought Mill House in 1909. He built a mill in the style of a Devonshire cottage.
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Gruening
1887-1925
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Martha Gruening,
Social Activist
Thinking he was going into the service, Hunter sold Mill house to Ms. Martha Gruening who tried to establish a Libertarian school at Mill House.
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generous contribution will help support the public programs, education
projects, site conservation and preservation of the Gomez Mill House
and Historic site.
The
Gomez Mill House and the Gomez Foundation for Mill House have public
charity, nontaxable, 501(c)(3) status in New York State. We rely on the
annual support of many generous individuals, foundations, and
corporations.
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JEWISH HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE 2009
Special Admission for Hol Hamoed Week:
– All Adult Admissions will be $5.00
Oct 11 - Lecture:
Martha Gruening and Helen Boardman:
Social Activism at the Gomez Mill House
Presented by Dr. Ann Rice,
Assistant Prof., Lehman College - CUNY
Mill House is closed for the season, and will reopen in April 2010. |
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Upcoming Events:
Gomez Mill House is closed for the season, and will reopen in April 2010.

Coming soon:
Photos and reviews
of our successful
October 18 conference:
Jewish Merchants
in the New World
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Contact Gomez Mill House
At the Mill House:
Gomez Mill House
11 Mill House Rd
Marlboro, NY 12542
Phone: 845.236.3126
E-mail: gomezmillhouse@juno.com
At the Foundation Office
for the Mill House:
Gomez Foundation for Mill House
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 294-8329
Fax: (212) 294-8348
E-mail: gomez@cjh.org
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