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It was 1964, ten years after replica Fort William Henry Museum first opened its doors to tourists. It...

The NYS Department of Transportation (DOT) has granted a permit for an archeological excavation to confirm the location...

Due to shrinking congregations and finances, many abandoned church buildings in New York’s Hudson Valley have been reused...

During the summer of 1869, four men would occasionally meet at Dutcher’s Boarding House in Troy, New York....

Between 1748 and 1751, Swedish botanist Pehr (Peter) Kalm (1716-1779) made a journey through Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey,...

In many respects the American Revolution was a civil war pitting Americans loyal to the Crown against other...

On August 21, 1790, President George Washington composed a letter to the Hebrew Congregation of Newport, Rhode Island,...

By midsummer, the deck in our backyard is lined with a profusion of tall orange flowers. Each flower...

Charity Clarke was born in the colonial city of New York on June 28, 1747, and lived through...

Conscious of the new political status which the Province of New York had attained by the adoption of...