Poughkeepsie Journal Building

The Poughkeepsie Journal Building, located in Poughkeepsie, New York, is a historic site that served as the main office for the Poughkeepsie Journal newspaper until its sale in 2009 and subsequent relocation in 2022. Constructed in 1941 in a Colonial Revival style using local fieldstone, the building reflects architectural influences from the early Dutch settlers and the era of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Its design harmonizes with the nearby main post office, making it a notable landmark in the city. Although it was eligible for the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, it was not listed due to an owner's objection, adding to its intriguing history for both tourists and researchers alike.