Landscape Information
de Peyster Point; Presqu鈥檌le
This 64-acre peninsula, dominated by second-growth deciduous forest and dotted with industrial remnants, juts out from the eastern bank of the Hudson River, extending south for more than half a mile, paralleling the shore. Once an island, the landform was inhabited by Native peoples through the seventeenth century and was used as a landing during the Revolutionary War. In 1821 W