the district. Over time, it became a local institution, the subject of a book called Little Chapel on the River by Wall Street Journal reporter Gwendolyn Bounds, and a popular stop for commuters getting coffee and doughnuts in the morning and a drink in the afternoon, after the current station was built in the early 1980s right next to it. News of its closing upon Guinan's retirement in early 2007 led to efforts that postponed that for a year. Its closure inspired a play and the recording of a CD of songs frequently performed at the pub's monthly Irish Nights. The building is currently vacant. Residents want Garrison Station Plaza Inc. (GSP), one of the two entities that own most of the district's buildings, to continue the same use so that the Landing will continue to have a cafe or similar business. The company has submitted a request to the town to convert it to offices and an apartment. Preservation GSP is a for-profit real estate company owned by the non-profit Garrison Landing Association, both chaired at one time by Taylor Belcher, a descendant of Henry. The two entities between them own 10 of the 17 properties in the district, and are charged with maintaining its historic character. The Town of Philipstown zones the district in one of its two business classifications. There is no historic overlay district. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Putnam County, New York References External links Garrison Landing page at bridgeandtunnelclub.com, with many pictures. Little Chapel on the River, Gwendolyn Bounds' blog about Guinan's. Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in New York (state) Hudson River Historic districts in Putnam County, New York National Register of Historic Places in Putnam County, New York