Tuxedo is ripe with both natural beauty and the beauty of its structures. Tuxedo is a unique place. It is a mere 40 miles away from a major metropolitan center (New York City), and yet, Tuxedo exhibits a lush, natural beauty that can be found in very few places. Also, the structures of Tuxedo's houses, stores, and other buildings are equally beautiful. Many of the buildings were designed by famous architects hundreds of years ago. These pages will give you a taste of the enviroment in and around Tuxedo.

We invite you to browse through all the photgraphs to develop a true sense of the type of town that Tuxedo is. Please feel free to e-mail us with any comments or inquiries that you might have about our town.

Simply click on any thumbnail to view the photo or just let the slide show advance through the photos.

A view of Tuxedo High School and the surrounding houses

Beautiful fall foliage

Just one of Tuxedo's many beautiful views

Tuxedo is situated in the valley of the Ramapo Mountains

Another of Tuxedo's beatiful lakes

An aerial shot of the three lakes of Tuxedo Park

Vibrant colors appear every autumn

A home in Tuxedo Park

St. Elizabeth's Chapel

A view of the Police Station building, doubling as the local train station.

Former residence of Harriman family

The Tuxedo Post Office

Table Rock Farm in Eagle Valley

A view of the library from Route 17

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church

The Gatehouse of Tuxedo Park

An example of architecture in Tuxedo

Horse Show Grounds

View from Tower Hill

Residence of W. M. V. Harriman, Esq.

Tower Hill from West Lake Drive

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