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Piracy & Prosecuting Slave Traders in New York
By 1800, when Congress first authorized the seizure of slavers by commissioned vessels of the United States, the navy had…
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The Tale of Whaling: In Story and Song
Local actors and musicians will bring Hudson NY’s whaling past to life in letters and song on Thursday, September 4,…
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‘Save Our Signs’ Effort Rushing to Save Banned National Park Service Signs
“The National Park Service is the nation’s largest outdoor history classroom,” echoes a new effort by history advocates hoping to…
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Wildfires, Hiker Heat Exhaustion Keeps Rangers Busy
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers respond to search and rescue incidents throughout New York State locating…
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John W. Taylor, New York’s only Speaker of the House
Saratoga County resident John W. Taylor twice served as speaker of the United States House of Representatives, the only New Yorker…
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Hickory Ski Area Planning Adaptive Mountain Biking Trail System
The small community-operated Hickory Ski Area in the Southern Adirondack community of Warrensburg, NY is launching a fundraising effort to…
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1775: New York City Revolutionaries Seize British Arms
In the early part of the year 1775 a state of uneasiness and expectancy pervaded the City of New York.…
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Stonework: Masonry Restoration at Senate House in Kingston
This season, Senate House State Historic Site located on Fair Street in Kingston, NY, is undergoing a large capital restoration…
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Historic Eastfield Village’s 10th Annual Founder’s Day Open House
One of New York State most unique historical events this year, the 10th Annual Founder’s Day Open House at Historic…
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Lake Champlain Maritime Archaeologist & Museum Director Chris Sabick
This week’s Lake George Battlefield Moments podcast features Chris Sabick, the Executive Director of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, in…
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