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A 1920s Poughkeepsie cistern sees new life as art venue
A 1920s Poughkeepsie cistern sees new life as art venue Diana Ionescu Tue, 05/05/2026 - 05:00
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Primary Image Caption Musicians performing inside the Poughkeepsie cistern. A 1920s underground water cistern in Poughkeepsie could soon become a public performance space, writes Brian K. Mahoney in an article for Chronogram. The cistern, decommissioned in 2021, is located in the city's College Hill Park, is a short walk away from anothe…
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A 1920s Poughkeepsie cistern sees new life as art venue
A 1920s Poughkeepsie cistern sees new life as art venue Diana Ionescu Tue, 05/05/2026 - 05:00 Primary Image Primary Image Caption Musicians performing inside the Poughkeepsie cistern. A 1920s underground water cistern in Poughkeepsie could soon become a public performance space, writes Brian K. Mahoney in an article for Chronogram. The cistern, decommissioned in 2021, is located in the city's College Hill Park, is a short walk away from anothe…
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