This area gets its name from all of the wintergreen growing in the clove. In the late 18th century a … Read More

Once a cow pasture, this housing development took off in the 1950s to accommodate the population growth created by IBM.

Located on the ruins of Howe’s Power Mill, frequent explosions in this area left many of the trees filled with … Read More

This name appears on maps as early as 1700, but it’s not clear where it originated. It’s bluestone quarries were … Read More

This land was once home to numerous bluestone quarries and is named for Michael Hallihan, a large land owner.

Once known as Graystone Ledge for the very hard stone used as grinding stones in grist and flour mills. In … Read More

In 1955 a few bungalows were built for folks wanting affordable lodging during the summer months. Most were of German … Read More

Sawkill derives its name from the Sawkill Creek that passes through the main part of town.

WELCOME TO THE TOWN OF KINGSTON TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE The Town Clerk is an elected official serving a four year … Read More

WELCOME TO THE TOWN OF KINGSTON HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT The first record of we have of “path masters” is dated 1877. Highway … Read More