Everything Delhi is known for
15 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
You're approaching a landmark that's more than just a pretty picture; it's a survivor. This is Fitches Bridge, one of only a couple dozen covered bridges left in New York State. Originally built in the village of Delhi…
Built in 1859, this timber-framed covered bridge is a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era. It's the Hamden Bridge, and it still carries traffic across the West Branch of the Delaware River. In 1859, local…
Imagine weary travelers in the early 1800s, their horses tied out front, seeking respite at this very spot: Amos Bristol Tavern. Built around 1800, this building offered more than just food and drink. It was a vital…
Once the busiest station on the Delaware and Northern's Andes Branch, imagine the bustling activity that once filled this now-quiet spot. Andes station, at milepost 8.45, served the Village of Andes as the northern…
Get ready to be amazed by the McArthur-Martin Hexadecagon Barn, a truly unique piece of agricultural history right here in Delaware County. Built in 1883, this barn wasn't your typical four-sided structure. It boasts…
Imagine the rhythmic clang of machinery echoing through this valley for over a century – that's the story of Hanford Mills. Begun in the 1820s, the mill really took shape under the Hanford family, particularly expanding…
This covered bridge isn't just a pretty picture; it's a testament to ingenuity in a growing nation. Back in 1854, a Scottish immigrant named Robert Murray designed this bridge to span the East Branch of the Delaware…
Imagine the echoes of a world-famous soprano in… a car dealership? That’s the story of the Galli-Curci Theatre. In the 1920s, local businessman Clarke Sanford built this building to house both a car dealership and a…
Imagine learning in this very spot, a one-room schoolhouse that holds a unique story of resilience. This is the former District 10 School. Built in the mid-1800s, the original schoolhouse was later demolished. It was…
Pulling up near Woodchuck Lodge, you're approaching the final chapter of a life dedicated to observing and celebrating the natural world. This is where famed naturalist and essayist John Burroughs spent his last years.…
This unassuming train station was once a vital artery, pumping life into the Catskill Mountains. Roxbury Station, right here, was a key stop on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad. Built in the late 19th century, the…
Imagine a haven where artists escaped the city's hustle to find inspiration in the Catskill Mountains. That's exactly what the Pakatakan Artists Colony became. Starting in the late 1880s, artists began clustering around…
This unassuming spot in Roxbury was once a crucial hub, connecting this rural community to the wider world and fueling its economic engine. The Ulster and Delaware Railroad Depot, built around 1876, became the heart of…
Imagine a perfectly preserved slice of small-town Americana. That's South Worcester Historic District. This charming hamlet grew steadily throughout the 1800s, reflecting the architectural tastes of everyday families.…
Get ready for a nostalgic ride! This isn't just any carousel; it's a beautifully preserved piece of Americana from the early 1900s. Twentieth Century Steam Riding Gallery No. 409, also known as the Schenevus Carousel,…