Local communities and landmarks Artists' Cemetery – A cemetery for Woodstock artists and luminaries on Rock City Road. Ashokan Reservoir – A New York City reservoir under which lies nine lost towns. Bearsville – A hamlet at the junction of Routes 212 and 45, west of Woodstock village. Byrdcliffe – Site of the original art colony east of the junction of Routes 212 and Glasco Turnpike (County Road 33), northwest of Woodstock village on the lower slopes of Mount Guardian above Glasco Turnpike. At one time it was home for the Turnau Opera and now the Byrdcliffe Theater. Church of the Holy Transfiguration of Christ-on-the-Mount. Cooper Lake – Kingston reservoir located south of Lake Hill, northwest of Bearsville and west by northwest of Shady. Daisy – A hamlet east of Woodstock in Saugerties associated with Woodstock through the Woodstock Jewish Congregation, sometimes called East Woodstock; here it is said are the most "documented" stone cairns, mounds and other possible ancient sites associated with Woodstock folklore traditions. Many of those are threatened by development. Echo Lake – A mountain lake within the Indian Head Wilderness of the Catskill Mountains. Judge Jonathan Hasbrouck House listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2013. Lake Hill - A hamlet just west of Shady Mead's Meadow (Woodstock) – Formerly a cow pasture, "The Magic Meadow" is a quarter mile past the summit of Mead Mountain Road and the Karma Triyana Dharmachakra Tibetan Buddhist monastery. It is an entrance to the Devil's Path. Montoma – A hamlet south of Woodstock near the town line with the Town of Hurley. Mount Guardian – A mountain to the west of Overlook Mountain, below which is the hamlet of Shady. Mount Tobias – A mountain in the central part of the town. National Youth Administration Woodstock Resident Work Center Ohayo Mountain – A mountain to the south, between the Ashokan Reservoir and Woodstock village, bordering West Hurley. Opus 40 – a large free-form sculpture carved out of the local bluestone by Harvey Fite in the Saugerties hamlet of High Woods, four miles from the central Woodstock hamlet. Overlook Mountain – A mountain to the northeast, on whose lower slopes much of Woodstock is situated. Saugerties, New York – A nearby town that includes the 800-acre Winston Farm, a proposed site for Woodstock '69 and home to Woodstock '94, and host to the Garlic Festival and Horse Shows