Val-Kill stream

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Val-Kill stream is the small waterway in Hyde Park, New York, that gave its name to Eleanor Roosevelt’s Val-Kill retreat and cottage.

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Val-Kill stream canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stream
watercourse
associatedWith Eleanor Roosevelt
country United States of America
flowsThrough Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
hasNotablePersonConnection Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
hasUse aesthetic feature of Val-Kill retreat
recreation
heritageDesignation contributing natural feature of Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
influencedNameOf Eleanor Roosevelt’s Val-Kill retreat
Val-Kill cottage
linked to: Val-Kill Cottage
locatedIn Dutchess County, New York
linked to: Dutchess County

Hyde Park, New York
New York (state)
linked to: New York
locatedInProtectedArea Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
locatedNear Hudson River
namedAfter Val-Kill
near Springwood, home of Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stone Cottage at Val-Kill
linked to: Val-Kill Cottage

Val-Kill cottage
linked to: Val-Kill Cottage
partOf Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
Val-Kill property
linked to: Val-Kill
region Hudson Valley
waterBodyType freshwater stream

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Val-Kill namedAfter Val-Kill stream