COCHECTON, NY — The Cochecton Preservation Society (CPS) is planning to create a display at the Cochecton Train Station of the oldest, still-standing homes in Cochecton. It invites Cochecton residents to help by sharing pictures from the past and helping it obtain photographs taken in the present.

If you live in a home built before or during the early 1900s, Jerold Yavarkovsky would like to take pictures of it. Call 845/932-8210.

The CPS will hold its first meeting of 2015 on Tuesday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the new Cochecton Town Hall, 74 Smales Rd. For more information about the CPS call 845/932-8104.