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Historic two-story house with surrounding trees, dirt road, and people in front yard on a rural estate (black-and-white illustration).
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When John Jay Changed His Loyalties

Leading up to the Revolutionary War, the Rye resident and future first Supreme Court justice was a “reluctant revolutionary.”
19th-century newspaper ad offering five pounds for a bay gelding stolen or strayed, with owner and location details.
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Many Prominent Families Owned Slaves in Colonial Rye

Rye Historical Society archives provide glimpses of how slavery permeated city 250 years ago.
Civil War-era battlefield painting showing Union soldiers in blue uniforms advancing with muskets while a cannon is fired up a grassy hill. In the distance, additional troops clash near a riverbank.
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Revolutionary War Tore Rye Families Apart

Relatives and neighbors were split between Patriot and Loyalist allegiances, with tensions escalating at the Battle of White Plains.
Small brick church with a square bell tower, set among trees in a wooded area.

Who Killed Rev. Avery? Rye Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved After 250 Years

Death of 35-year-old rector of Rye’s Grace Church in 1776 could have been the crime junkie podcast of its time.
The Square House as it looked in 1906.
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Square House Stands as Testament to Revolutionary Icons Who Forged Ahead Amid Uncertainty

House on old Boston Post Road opened around 1760, hosting patriots like John Adams, Samuel Adams, and George Washington.
Female rowing team on a podium wearing medals, holding up a trophy with a USRowing banner backdrop.
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RowAmerica Rye Girls Crew Wins Nationals Again

Women's Youth Eight wins gold medal for third straight year in Florida, while Boys Varsity Eight comes up just short of fourth consecutive title.
Front entrance of the Rye YMCA.
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Hochul Commits $1.5M to Rye YMCA as Part of Statewide Childcare Access Initiative

The financial package aims to support "shovel-ready" capital projects to increase licensed childcare availability.
Row of lit tealight candles arranged in concentric circles glowing in the dark with a warm glow of small flames on a dark backdrop.
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Former Rye Resident Dies at 105

Originally from Washington, Charlotte Hutton and her family moved to Rye in the 1960s, where she was a member of the Rye Twig and the Rye Garden Club.
The Rye Pub has been refreshed with new tables, chairs, and wall decorations.
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The Rye Pub Reopens With New Ownership and a Revamped Appearance

Century-old drinking establishment at 3 Elm Place opened doors last week for first time since being sold over the winter.

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