Photos
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- The Pine Hill Community Center, a place to be proud of!
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- Community Center Director James Krueger serving out the morning coffee.
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- People from the Central Catskills region gather at the Pine Hill Community Center over food, the arts, and a spirit of sharing.
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- Pine Hill youth enjoy the Community Center’s new iMacs and PCs.
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- Margaretville Central School student Victoria interviews Grace Wood and Sherret Chase.
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- Participants in the 2002 Oral History Project pose in from of the Center
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- A Margaretville Central student interviews Sherret Chase and Grace Wood
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- Historical Bus Tour of the Rt 28 Corridor
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- Hand made Native American Drum
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- Children from New York City enjoy the Native American Gathering
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- Durgan Bernhard and her West African Drum group make a joyful sound at the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Photographer Mark McCarroll and Songwriter James Krueger
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- Local musicians share songs at the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Artist Jaimie DeForest’s Tye Dye workshop.
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- Local artist Jaimie DeForest leads a Tye Dye workshop.
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- Clowning around a the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Community Center kids enjoy one of our infamous Twister showdowns!
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- Local Trick or Treaters stop in the Center for some pizza.
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- Live Timber Wolves visit the Pine Hill Community Center
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- Having some fun at the Pine Hill Community Center!
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- Halloween Trick or Treaters decorate pumpkins at the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Director James Krueger and Audrey
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- The Belleayre Beast meets Beth!
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- Children enjoy a visit from Santa at the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Phoenicia Elementary School students learn about the Ashokan Resevoir during the Pine Hill Community Center’s Watershed My Home Project.
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- Phoenicia Elementary School Children learn about New York City’s aqueduct system through the Catskill Mountains.
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- Pine Hill resident Richard Schaedle leads the children up to the Pine Hill Waterworks where they will learn about our water system.
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- Shandaken children view their finds during a pond study program run by the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Elizabeth LoGudice from the Cornell Cooperative Extension leads a pond study through the Pine Hill Community Center.
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- Phoenicia Elementary students learn about the Catskill waterways through the Pine Hill Community Center.