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If you have ever driven North up 9W through Port Ewen then you were sure to have seen it. You may have even stopped in for a bite to eat. The Port Ewen Diner is a mainstay in the village and as of today is officially under new ownership.
It didn t matter what day or time you drove by the Port Ewen Diner there was always a parking lot full of cars. Ask anyone and they will tell you that the food was great and so was the place. It was the perfect little hometown restaurant. Today on the Port Ewen Diner Groups Facebook page the owners Lisa and Gary Zwerdling announced they have officially retired.
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5 Things You Might Not Know About Esopus
The Esopus Creek doesn t actually touch any land that is in the Town of Esopus. Wild, right? According to Esopus.com,
it starts at the Ashokan Reservoir, heads toward Kingston, and then empties into the Hudson River in Saugerties. At no time, does it actually touch land in the Town.
The Town of Esopus officially was recognized or became a town in 1811. The land for the town, originally was part of Kingston.
There are 11 hamlets (a small village) that makes up the Town of Esopus. Do you know all of the 11? Connelly, Dashville, Esopus, New Salem, Port Ewen, Rifton, St. Remy, Sleightsburgh, Ulster Park, Union Center and West Park. For these 11 hamlets, there are 6 post offices.
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