Bannerman’s Castle (nearby on Pollepel Island)

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Bannerman’s Castle is a ruined early-20th-century military surplus warehouse styled like a Scottish castle, located on Pollepel Island in the Hudson River and now a popular historic and scenic attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
ruin
warehouse
access by boat only
architecturalStyle Scottish castle style
builtIn early 20th century
condition ruin
constructionStart 1901
country United States of America
surface form: United States
founder Francis Bannerman VI NERFINISHED
function storage of military surplus
hasActivity guided tours
kayak visits
special events
hasStructure arsenal building
ramparts
residence
towers
heritageStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Dutchess County
surface form: Dutchess County, New York

Hudson Highlands NERFINISHED
Hudson River NERFINISHED
Hudson Valley
New York NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedNear Beacon, New York NERFINISHED
Cold Spring, New York NERFINISHED
locatedOn Pollepel Island NERFINISHED
managedBy Bannerman Castle Trust NERFINISHED
material brick
concrete
stone
namedAfter Francis Bannerman VI NERFINISHED
notableFor castle-like silhouette on the Hudson River
picturesque ruins
NRHPType historic district contributing property
openToPublic yes
owner Francis Bannerman Sons NERFINISHED
partOf Pollepel Island Historic District NERFINISHED
style Scottish baronial
sufferedEvent explosion in 1920
fire in 1969
tourism popular for boat tours
popular for photography
popular scenic attraction
use military surplus warehouse
visibleFrom Metro-North Hudson Line trains NERFINISHED
Newburgh–Beacon Bridge NERFINISHED

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Beacon, New York hasLandmark Bannerman’s Castle (nearby on Pollepel Island)