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Photograph of the view of the Hudson and south from Dennings Point, with two unidentified women in the foreground.

Photograph of the house at Denning's Point. Caption reads: "House at Dennings Point, south of the city of Beacon, at mouth of the Fishkill. Lower portion built about 1815 by William Allen, carried up later by the Dennings."

Washington's Oaks at Dennings Point; the spot where George Washington was said to land after being ferried over from his headquarters in Newburgh, with an unidentified woman seated in the foreground.

Washington's Oaks at Dennings Point; the spot where George Washington was said to land after being ferried over from his headquarters in Newburgh, with three unidentified women in the foreground.

Photograph of the Oak tree at Denning's Point that George Washington was said to tie his horse to when visiting.

Photograph of the view of the Hudson and south from Dennings Point, with two unidentified women in the foreground.

Photograph of the exterior of the house at Denning's Point, with unidentified individuals on the porch and front steps..

Two photographs, exterior view of the house at Dennings Point and a view of the columned porch.