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Jacob's Ladder Trail - originally traveled by native Americans of the Mahican and Woronoake tribes, Jacob’s Ladder Trail was the main route between Connecticut and Hudson River valleys. In 1910, the road was opened as the first highway built specifically for the revolutionary new horseless carriages.(Next)

Joe's Diner - an important and functioning (deliciously!) diner, the kind that America had hundreds of in years gone by. Now, they are but a memory and Joe’s serves on, good food, reasonably priced in the type of friendly Yankee atmosphere that might find your shoulder brushed against a governor or congressman, as well as the townsfolk as you sip your coffee.