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Madam Brett Park

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Madam Brett Park is a 12-acre park located in the Village of Beacon. It is named after Catheryna Rombout Brett, the first European settler in the present-day city, who operated a gristmill here along Fishkill Creek, which later powered the Tioronda Hat Works (whose ruins sit adjacent to the park). The park offers a short trail along the Fishkill Creek leading to the Fishkill Marsh, which is home to a variety of amphibians and aquatic mammals and provides hunting grounds for ospreys and bald eagles and a stopover for migratory birds. The park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset and admission is free.

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Scenic Hudson
South Ave
Beacon, NY 12508

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