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Built in the spring of 1872, The Freight House Cafe was the first building constructed for the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad branch. This line serviced freight and passengers from Golden’s Bridge to Grand Central Terminal for more than 50 years. 100 years later, I was born in this little hamlet called Mahopac with a dream. A dream to one day contribute to my community through food. This incredible building fell upon me like a block of ice kept frozen in sawdust, (which is how local milk was kept cold while being transported to the city) so I hopped on board. Through support of family, friends and local businesses, my dream became a reality. I welcome you to share in a piece of history, savor a cup of coffee and some homemade food. Sit, relax and enjoy your ride. We
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