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New York State's Forest Preserve was established when Governor David B. Hill signed the law on May 15, 1885. The surrounding mountains, streams and woodlands were acquired for the free use of all the people of the state and are maintained as wild forest land for the enjoyment of future generations. By 1985, these lands remained a legacy from the past, protected by the Constitution of New York State as a heritage for future generations.
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