Rogers Point is a private boating club where all of the work is preformed by its members. As member, you are also a member of the Mohawk Council which offers you increased amenities up and down the Hudson River. We have plenty of open slips available and can accommodate a large range of boat sizes.http://www.rogerspoint.com/membership_form.pdf
How did the club get the name "Rogers Point"
"Rogers Point is named after Colonel Archibald Rogers, who was the original developer of the point. Born in 1852, he was raised in Hyde Park in a modest home on Main Street. He attended Yale University and in 1880 had the good sense to marry an extremely wealthy woman from Pennsylvania, Anne Coleman. Starting in 1883, he pieced together a dozen farms into an 899 acre estate, which he called Crumwold. Rogers joined the Seawanhaka Yacht Club of Oyster Bay, Long Island in 1881 and in 1883 began building docks at Rogers Point so that he could sail up the Hudson in his 70 foot cutter, "Bedouin," to his growing estate. "Bedouin" won several races, but also suffered a near-disaster when her mast buckled.
