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Unread 08-07-2011, 11:20 AM
 
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Default Best town for Historic Houses
Hello. Which towns would have beautiful historic brick houses/barns like the one that was shown in the film "Marley and Me"? We are looking to be an hour from Manhattan. Thanks.
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Unread 08-07-2011, 02:07 PM
 
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Pretty much any community on the Hudson.
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Unread 08-07-2011, 04:13 PM
 
Location: Orange County, NY
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Plenty of places in Westchester that may be of interest. You can take a local Hudson Line train from Grand Central to your location of choice: Historical Sites in Westchester County
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Unread 08-09-2011, 02:05 PM
 
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Hello. Which towns would have beautiful historic brick houses/barns like the one that was shown in the film "Marley and Me"? We are looking to be an hour from Manhattan. Thanks.
Marley & Me wasn't shot in NY at all. The old house at the end of the movie is in Birmingham, PA.

Fused Focus: Marley & Me || FusedFilm.com (http://fusedfilm.com/2008/12/fused-focus-marley-me/ - broken link)

However, pretty much all over NY you will find tons of historic houses. There are a number of towns that go back to the 1700's and the houses are still standing.
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