Editing New City, New York (section)

==Arts and culture==
===Historical markers===
* Collyer Farm Pond and New City Park
* [[H. R. Stevens House]]
* [[Blauvelt House (New City, New York)|Blauvelt House]]
* [[Rockland County Courthouse and Dutch Gardens]]
* Martinus Hogenkamp Cemetery
* One Germonds

===Landmarks and places of interest===
[[File:HR Stevens House, New City, NY.jpg|thumb|H.R. Stevens House]]
[[File:HENRY VARNUM POOR HOUSE, NEW CITY, ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY.jpg|thumb|HENRY_VARNUM_POOR_house]]
[[File:NewCitylibrary 2008.jpg|thumb|New City Free Library]]

* [[Rockland County Courthouse and Dutch Gardens|Dutch Garden]] – Designed by [[Mary Horgan Mowbray-Clarke]], a [[West Nyack, New York|West Nyack]] native, in 1933–34 as memorial to the county's early settlers, it won "Garden of the Year" from ''[[Better Homes and Gardens (magazine)|Better Home and Gardens]]'' magazine in 1935. Master craftsman Biaglo Gugliuzzo of [[Garnerville, New York|Garnerville]] created walks and latticed walls of [[Haverstraw (village), New York|Haverstraw]] brick. Still standing is the Tea House, with carvings of mountains, windmills and other serene symbols representing aspects of Dutch-American history, others of motifs popular in the 1930s – [[Popeye]], the Baker Cocoa and [[Old Dutch Cleanser]] maids. Over the years, it served as a site for weddings and for concerts. Folk singer [[Burl Ives]] once performed there and [[Eleanor Roosevelt]] visited the garden.{{Citation needed|date=February 2012}} Markers on site. It is now a county park with a beautiful display of flowering [[bulb]]s in spring. The life size statue of Thurgood Marshall Human Rights Monument is located at the garden outside the [[Rockland County Courthouse and Dutch Gardens|Rockland County courthouse]].
([[National Register of Historic Places listings in Rockland County, New York|NRHP]])
* [[H. R. Stevens House]] – 234 Congers Road (NRHP)
* [[High Tor State Park|High Tor Mountain]]. The highest peak of the Palisades Range. The Southern base is in New City. The peak is in [[Haverstraw (village), New York|Haverstraw]].
* [[Blauvelt House (New City, New York)|Jacob Blauvelt Farmhouse]], 20 Zukor Road – A farmhouse of Dutch colonial style built 1882. Contains an open fireplace for cooking demonstrations. The {{convert|4|acre|m2|adj=on}} site also has a museum, [[herb garden]] and nature trail. (NRHP)
* [[New City Free Library]] – 220 North Main Street
* [[Peter DePew House]] – 101 Old Route 304 (NRHP)
* [[South Mountain Road]] – A winding, two-lane historic road.
* [[Pojn Hill]] - A nickname based on a local legend for Trout Court.<ref>{{Cite web | title=KPI2x | url=https://mark-horner.com/?location=new_city_ny | access-date=2025-05-18 | website=mark-horner.com}}</ref>