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Elise Stefanik’s Last Crusade: Dishonoring American History
Pax Americana came into being over the course of fifteen weeks in 1947. Within that brief period of time, President…
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Statewide Residential Brush Burning Prohibition Has Begun
The annual statewide ban prohibiting residential brush burning begins March 16 and runs through May 14. Since 2009, DEC enforces…
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DAR Intern To Support Great Camp Santanoni Digital Preservation
The Saranac Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) has announced that the organizational recipient of…
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Hudson Valley Architect Henry S. Moul
On July 13, 1905, the Columbia Weekly Republican reported that the prominent Hudson, NY architect Henry S. Moul (1857-1925) had…
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The Water Cure, Bottled Water & New York’s Local Bottling Industry
The emergence of the bottling industry in New York State occurred due to the rise of the leisure economy and…
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Women of the Saratoga Campaign
Many know the story of British General John Burgoyne’s Surrender to the Americans after the Battles of Saratoga in 1777,…
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25 Properties Recommended to State, National Registers
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (State Parks) have announced recommendations by the New York…
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Henry Hilton in Saratoga: Power, Ambition, and a Gilded Age Fall
Saratoga Springs is a community shaped by ambition, wealth, and strong personalities. Its streets and landmarks bear the names of…
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Mabel Allen in Syracuse, 1908: St. Patrick’s Parade, Dancing & Preaching
Alice Mabel Allen (1886-1976) grew up in the village of Adams in Jefferson County. In 1908, while attending Syracuse University Mabel,…
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Brooklyn Navy Yard & Army Terminal Highlight NYC Military History
Built to supply American forces in World War I, the enormous Cass Gilbert-designed Brooklyn Army Terminal served as a supply…
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