Jordanville is a hamlet inside the town of Warren, New York in the Utica-Rome region of New York. One of the area's major attractions is Gelston Castle. Gelston Castle is made from rocks sourced in nearby Little Falls, and was inspired by the castle of the same name in Scotland. During the time that the castle was a private dwelling, Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt were among the castle's guests. One of the largest schools in the area is the Holy Trinity Monastery, which includes a seminary and trains men for the Russian Orthodox Church. Notable Jordanville residents from history include Harriet Douglas Cruger, who was considered quite eccentric and was the subject of a biography called "Miss Douglas of New York." Visitors to Jordanville should make a stop at Cindy's Kitchen and Pantry for a bite to eat. If you are in Jordanville and need home improvement materials, go to Hoke Supply.