  The Taconic State Park Region lies east of the Hudson River and extends from New York City to just south of Albany. Official State Historic Sites, set among the picturesque rolling hills and majestic rocky slopes of the Taconic Mountains, are homes reflecting various eras and life styles. Castle-like Olana was the home of famed painter Frederic Edwin Church. Clermont was the homestead of many generations of Livingstons, a family active in the development of the state and national governments. Imposing Mills Mansion reflects the grand living of the early twentieth century, while Clinton House is a simple home of the eighteenth century. Famed statesman and Chief Justice John Jay retired to John Jay Homestead after many years of service to his country. Philipse Manor Hall was once the family seat of the vast Manor of Philipsburg. AREA MAPS
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