Pollepel Island

This island is well known among locals and visitors, it has been called a wide range of names, including Pollopel Island and Bannermans' Island. Pollepel Island is 6.5 sections of Land Island in the Hudson River in New York. An attraction site there is Bannerman Castle, which is situated on Pollopel Island, 6 3/4 sections of land of generally shake in the Hudson waterway close Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York. It was worked by Frank Bannerman VI, not as a home, but rather as a place to store things, for example, weapons and ammo that he acquired at government barters. Straight to the point Bannerman by and by outlined the island's structures, docks, turrets, plant dividers and canal in the style of old Scottish manors.