Top Videos for Cruise Destination Kingston, NY–Created by BoostVacations.com Staff

http://www.visitvortex.com The first capital of New York State is still thriving. With countless restaurants, stores and boutiques, local museums, historical sites and waterfront splendor, Kingston has something to offer every resident and visitor.

Leaving a ready-mix plant in Port Ewen. 2004 Peterbilt 379

Hello and welcome to the 9th video in my Project Maelstrom Productions video tour series. Today, we'll be seeing the beautiful and historic Stockade and Rondout Districts of Kingston NY. Both of these Districts illustrate examples of early European settlements in America. Please enjoy my other videos and join the Project Maelstrom Productions group on Facebook.

http://www.jfivehomes.com JFIVE Homes Realty LLC Jennifer Fivelsdal The Rondout is a historic area in Kingston NY. This is an area where many come to board Hudson River cruise boat. You will also find the Trolley and Maritime Museum, smalls boutique shops and fine restaurants there.

I decided to take a drive into Kingston to see my old neighbors (we became good friends during the five years I lived there, and I promised that I would stop by periodically and visit). Well, they weren't home. So, I stopped by my friend Dave's place to see if he was up to hang out for a bit.

Driving down Hurley Ave, to Washington Ave, Chandler Drive, Broadway in Kingston NY 12401. Final Stop City Hall!

Flooding 8/29/2011 Hurricane Irene. Video by The Kingston News (Clark Richters) https://www.facebook.com/KingstonNews

Ulster Ave (9W) to Broadway - Kingston NY

Travel southbound on the US 209 expressway in Kingston, New York.

Southbound CSX "Skunk train" (trash train) passes Flatbush Ave in Kingston NY.