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Immigration and Labor in Little Falls, New York
The rampant industrialism of the Gilded Age and early Progressive Era eventually took root in Little Falls, NY. The city…
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Old Fort Niagara Winter Warriors Event This Weekend
On February 14-15, Old Fort Niagara ushers in the semiquincentennial year with a special event focused on how people survived…
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Castle Clinton’s History of War, Immigration, and Entertainment
Located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island, Castle Clinton stands where New York City began and represents not only…
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Annual Conference of the American Revolution, March 27–29th
America’s History, L.L.C., will hold its thirteenth Annual Conference of the American Revolution in Glen Allen, Virginia, on March 27–29th.…
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Rangers Locate Lost Hiker In Dangerous Nighttime Rescue Mission
On Saturday, February 7, 2026 at about 8:50 pm, the Johns Brook Lodge caretaker in the Adirondack High Peaks called…
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Alexander Hamilton, Industrial Spies & Rogue Nations
At present, politicians London and Washington are alert to Beijing’s attempts to exploit Anglo-American technology. They are weary of China…
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Killing Jane McCrea: A Tragedy on the Revolutionary Frontier
The killing of Jane McCrea on July 26, 1777, on the outskirts of Fort Edward in the northern Hudson Valley,…
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Adirondack Railroad’s Valentine’s Day Dinner Train Returns
Love is rolling into Central New York this Valentine’s Day during an evening aboard the Adirondack Railroad’s Valentine’s Day Dinner…
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Mallard Ducks: An Environmental History Leading to Decline
Most people in New York when asked to picture a duck, they’re thinking of an eastern mallard duck (Anas platyrhynchos)…
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Road to Harlem: The Forgotten History of Black Manhattan
Long before Harlem, Black New Yorkers were shaping the city’s history, neighborhoods, culture, and institutions. A multi-part series of free…
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