Le Chambord Caterers, Hotel and Restaurant

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Christopher Keener

Shannon McClintock

James McClintock

Angela Innella

Samantha Keener

Micheal Keener

Vivian Keener

Peter Perricci  Jr.

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Le Chambord has a 25 room inn. These rooms will be blocked for our wedding day up until March 28, 2018. Please call Le Chambord directly for reservation and mention that you would like to book a room for the Rainbolt/Keener wedding. The special rate is $124.00 for 2 people and $25.00 for each additional person in a room per night. A European Breakfast is included.About the InnYour host, Roy Benich's love for his Inn is shown in the elegant decorations and magnificent art collections. Each Inn room is unique, each dining room is special and the entire Inn is full of charming antiques.<a class="imagewrapper" href="https://www.lechambord.com/s/cc_images/cache_934915207.jpg?t=1383621293" rel="lightbox[956623114]"><img src="https://www.lechambord.com/s/cc_images/cache_934915207.jpg?t=1383621293" alt=""></a>Le Chambord estate has twenty-five beautiful rooms to accommodate guests. In the main Inn there are nine original rooms with private baths and in the "Tara" Building there are sixteen beautiful mini suites. Many rooms have a queen canopy bed and a sitting area. Guest rooms are uniquely designed with period furnishings. Guests are pampered with oversized private bathrooms and spacious bed chambers. With all of the charm of yesteryear, modern conveniences haven't been forgotten, such as television, air conditioning and, free wifi and internet in each room.<a class="imagewrapper" href="https://www.lechambord.com/s/cc_images/cache_934915210.jpg?t=1383621324"><img src="https://www.lechambord.com/s/cc_images/cache_934915210.jpg?t=1383621324" alt=""></a>There is ample room to relax in our quiet Tara Lobby next to the fireplace, enjoy our gourmet foods in the dining rooms, or a few drinks next to the fire place in our marine bar. Each morning guests partake in a sumptuous european continental breakfast served in our dining room or veranda. The veranda, in front of the manor house, is a lovely area where you can relax, enjoy a bottle of wine, read a book, or just dream away.

From JFK - LaGuardia - Long Island Expressway;Whitestone Bridge-Pay toll and go straight to exit 13 (Cross County Parkway). Stay straight ahead for 1 minute; bear right to Sprain Brook Parkway North. End of Sprain Parkway is the Taconic <a id="FALINK_2_0_1" name="FALINK_2_0_1"></a>State Parkway. Get off on exit Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel, make a right. We are 1/4 mile down the road on the left.From New Jersey; Garden State Parkway to NYS Thruway. Get off Exit 17, Newburgh. Get on I-84 east to exit 16 onto N. Taconic State Parkway. Stay on the Taconic for 1 minute. Get off Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel, make a right. We are 1/4 mile down the road on the left.From Boston; I-84 west to 16 N. Taconic Parkway. Stay on 1 minute. Get off Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel, make a right. We are 1/4 mile down the road on the left.From New York City; West Side Highway to end of Saw Mill River Parkway to Taconic State Parkway North. Get off at Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel, make a right. We are 1/4 mile down the road on the left. FDR to Major Deegan to NYS Thruway pay toll, stay about 2 minutes bearing right. See sign for Taconic State Parkway. Go down you are now on the Saw Mill River Parkway. Stay on 5 minutes to Taconic State Parkway. Stay on Taconic Parkway to Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel exit. We are 1/4 mile down the road on the left.From Connecticut; I-84 to 16 N. Taconic State Parkway North. Stay on Taconic 1 minute; get off at Route 52 Fishkill/Carmel exit. Make a right turn, we are 1/4 mile down the road on the left.GPS devices;Some GPS devises do not recognize our address, instead use the following address to bring you to LE Chambord.252 Carpenter RoadHopewell Junction NY, 12533.

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POUGHKEEPSIE, Dutchess County; HIGHLAND, Ulster County (1.28 miles) Scenic Hudson was a major supporter of turning this 1889 railroad bridge into the world's longest elevated pedestrian span. Outstanding views along the 1.28-mile bridge include eight properties protected by Scenic Hudson. The universally accessible Walkway is part of the Walkway Loop Trail and links to the Hudson Valley Rail Trail (Ulster), making longer excursions possible.



Walkway over the Hudson

BEACON, Dutchess County (15 acres)—Yes, the trail up Mount Beacon is steep, but occasional switchbacks make the aerobic workout manageable. The hike actually begins on a staircase following the course of the Beacon Incline Railway, in the early 20th century the world's steepest funicular and one of the Hudson Valley's prime tourist attractions. (The Beacon Incline Railway Restoration Society is working to return the ride, destroyed in a 1983 fire, to its former glory.) Observation platforms atop the stairs preview the treat awaiting those who reach the summit — sublime vistas stretching from the Hudson Highlands to the Catskill Mountains. After a rest, you can explore the ruins of the incline railway's powerhouse or follow a short trail leading to a monument commemorating a signal fire built atop the mountain during the Revolutionary War. It was one of many beacons, spanning from the Highlands into New Jersey, intended to warn of British troop movements. (This one gave the mountain and city their names.) Just a mile from the summit is the restored Mount Beacon fire tower, where on a clear day you can see from the Big Apple to Albany. The truly adventurous can hike to the adjacent Fishkill Ridge—whose rugged trails afford long-range glimpses of the Highlands and even Manhattan's skyline—and to other portions of the Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve. Mount Beacon Park is maintained in cooperation with the <a href="http://www.inclinerailway.org/" title="Mount Beacon Incline Railway Home">Mount Beacon Incline Railway Restoration Society</a>.<h4>Trails</h4>The trail to Mount Beacon's summit, a shade over a mile and steadily uphill, follows a winding road that passes some lovely rock formations. Deer and other wildlife abound.<img src="http://www.scenichudson.org/sites/default/files/images/mt-beacon-summit-rrjr_760.jpg" alt="Mount Beacon Park">

Mount Beacon

The Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site preserves the Springwood estate in Hyde Park, New York. Springwood was the birthplace, lifelong home, and burial place of the 32nd President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.<img src="https://www.nps.gov/hofr/learn/news/images/HOFR960x480.jpg" alt="Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt">

The Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site

!Built in 1929 by Nabisco, the nearly 300,000 square foot factory building is composed of brick, steel, concrete, and glass and is considered to be a model of early twentieth century industrial architecture. It stands as a symbol of Beacon's past as a major industrial and manufacturing city. The original building had many key design elements that made it an appealing site for contemporary art, including broad spans between supporting columns and more than 34,000-square-feet of skylights. Today these skylights provide natural light in the galleries and have uniquely established Dia:Beacon as a "daylight museum." Working closely with artist Robert Irwin, Dia devised a masterplan to create a twenty-first century museum building that retained the original character of the building. For the exterior setting, Irwin designed seasonally-changing gardens. Following the renovation, the building was listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. The Art and Programs In keeping with Dia's history of single-artist, site-related presentations, each gallery was designed specifically for the presentation of one artist's work. Examples include Dan Flavin's series of fluorescent light "monuments to V. Tatlin"; Joseph Beuys' mixed-media installations such as Fond III/3 (1979) and Fond IV/4 (1979); Richard Serra'sTorqued Ellipses (2007); and Michael Heizer's North, East, South, West(1967/2002).<img src="https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS9BA0-AvfWM6HcftDPZDN67r_oKFEuT_aOzS367V6wN-cYxNdU" alt="Image result for dia beacon">

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