On MAY 9, 1892 in the “The Jewelers Weekly”
On MAY 9, 1892, “The Jewelers Weekly” mentioned J. H. H. Vosburgh’s remarkable collection of quartz crystals.
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Mohawk Valley Community College Senior Art Exhibition
in Press releases/by MVMSupport these talented emerging artists, meet the creators behind the work, and celebrate the incredible creativity growing here in the Mohawk Valley. Free and open to the public!
21st Annual History Center Telethon
in Press releases/by MVMThe 21st Annual History Center Telethon presented by Bank of Utica is on Wednesday, May 20, from 5 – 8 p.m.
Patriots Day Event Saturday, May 16, at the Fort Herkimer Church
in Press releases/by MVMThe Patriots Day program begins at 11:00 a.m. and will feature a number of short addresses on various topics related to the Revolutionary War as it impacted the Mohawk Valley region.
May 2, 1906: Another Big Plant
in This Day in History/by MVMThe General Electric Company announced yesterday the awarding of contracts for the erection of another mammoth shop in Schenectady.
Oneida County History Center to Explore “Mulberry Mania”: The Rise and Fall of the Local Silk Industry
in Press releases/by MVMDiscover a forgotten chapter of local history during “Mulberry Mania,” a special presentation by Alecia Pendasulo on Saturday, May 16, at 2:00 p.m. at Oneida County History Center.
May 1, 1902: Straightening the Mohawk River
in This Day in History/by MVMInteresting Account Written by One Who Worked Upon the Job at the Age of 16–No Steam Shovels in Those Days.
George Washington’s First Inaugural Address
in This Day in History/by MVMOn April 30, 1789, George Washington delivered his first inaugural address to a joint session of Congress, assembled in Federal Hall in the nation’s new capital, New York City.
Mohawk Valley History: April 26
in This Day in History, Writing Series/by MVMOn April 26, 1928, Hartwick College plans for opening this fall with trustees approving to hold sessions In temporary quarters.
The Last Friday in April is National Historic Marker Day
in Press releases/by MVMThis is a service-oriented event intended to bring people together to help maintain their historic markers, celebrate local history, and beautify their communities.