Here is a photo showing the inside of the Port Jervis Post Office when it was located in the Farnum Building on Pike Street. The date on the H.H. Farnum calendar shown on the left side is February, 1907.
Above is a random photo from our Old Photographs page.
Welcome to our website and the historic Minisink Valley, where some of our nation's earliest history occurred. The Minisink Valley is an area which reaches from Minisink Ford, New York, to Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania, to the Delaware Water Gap at New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including:
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in New York:
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Click Here to see a general map of the Minisink Valley region.
The Minisink Valley Historical Society is located at 125-133 West Main Street in Port Jervis, New York. The Fort Decker Museum of History, a stone house built in 1760, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places is the Society's museum. The Robert Kleinstuber House, which is located behind it, is the center of the Society's day-to-day activities and is the location of the Society's storage facilities.
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Number of visitors since May 1, 1997
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