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Title	Building-structure inventory form:"Kincraig Stable"
Creator	New York (State). Division for Historic Preservation
Date.Original	1977-04-22
Contributors	Clark, Donald. F. (Orange County Historian)
Description	Inventory form for building located on Cannon Hill at West Summit Rd. recording the following information: Doris Rose Dyne (owner at time of inventory). A two and a half story large U-shaped structure, stucco on brick on a stone foundation. Hipped roof with hipped and shed dormers, asphalt shingles are pale grey. Wooden dormers with broken pediments and urn finials. Small leaded windows, casements and transoms. One exterior brick chimney. Original weather vane. Two pillars at entrance, wrought iron gate. Built c. 1899-1900. The "Kincraig" estate to which this lavish stable once belonged was constructed on land which the Tuxedo Park Association sold to Mr. T. Suffern Tailer. Tailer sold to J.M. Smith in 1902. George Grant Mason inherited the property from Smith and sold it again to Tailer who was the chief promoter of the Tennis and Racquet Club at the time. During this time he also married Maud Lorillard, daughter of the founder of Tuxedo Park. According to the 1925 map, the estate was still owned by Mason, and according to accounts by several Park residents, Mr. Mason was to have been extremely generous in various gestures to the Park of a philanthropic nature, but he shunned publicity and matters were hushed. The 1903 Atlas indicates estate with outbuildings. The race track built by the Tuxedo Horse Show Association was situated some short distance within the gate and was the center of a natural amphitheater. The large amount of stables in the Park attest to the popularity of riding and racing at the turn of the century. The race track stopped functioning in 1925.
Location	Tuxedo Park - Orange County - New York
HRVH Topic	Architecture
Language	eng
Format.Original	paper form : 8.5 x 11 inches
Resource Type	Text Image
Publisher.Digital	Tuxedo Park Library
Digital Collection	Village of Tuxedo Park National Register of Historic Places Inventory
Holding Institution	Tuxedo Park Library
Contact Information	227 Route 17 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845)-351-2207 http://www.rcls.org/tuxpl/
Rights	Prior written permission required to use any image from the digital collections of the Tuxedo Park Library.
Technical Data	Archival TIFFs: 300dpi, 8-bit Grayscale, Professional Photography by Hudson Microimaging, Scanner: IBML, Operator: Brittany Lawlor

Title	v05_021-01
Resource Identifier	v05_021-01.jpg
Publisher.Digital	Tuxedo Park Library
Date.Digital	2010
Format.Digital	image/jpeg
Contact Information	227 Route 17 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845)-351-2207 http://www.tuxedoparklibrary.org/
Rights	Prior written permission required to use any image from the digital collections of the Tuxedo Public Library.

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