Editing Cold Spring, New York (section)

===Country estates===
[[File:Fair Lawn east facade.png|thumb|Fair Lawn]]

Towards the latter part of the nineteenth century artists, writers and prominent families came to Cold Spring, and mansions were built along Morris Avenue, including "Undercliff," the home of publisher [[George Pope Morris]], and "Craigside," the home of Julia and General [[Daniel Butterfield]].<ref name=vocs/> To the south, [[West Point Foundry]] employees Dr. Frederick Lente built "[[The Grove (Cold Spring, New York)|The Grove]]," [[Robert Parker Parrott]] built "[[Plumbush]]," and [[Hudson River School]] painter [[Thomas Prichard Rossiter|Thomas P. Rossiter]] built "[[Fair Lawn (Cold Spring, New York)|Fair Lawn]]."{{cn|date=May 2024}}