Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association
Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association’s goal is to restore historical sites and make them available to the public for educational and cultural enrichment.
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Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association’s goal is to restore historical sites and make them available to the public for educational and cultural enrichment.
We had a great time visiting the Herkimer Home Historic Site during the “Taverns and Tories: It’s 1777 Somewhere” event. This historic location is one of our favorite local sites.
The Jefferson Historical Society is committed to strengthening the connections between our history and our lives that we find in our community, today.
The 1600’s were a difficult time for thousands of Protestants living in the Palatinate area of western France and eastern Germany along the Rhine River Valley.
Growing up on the South Side of Little Falls in the decade of the 70s was a wonderfully unique, cultural, and educational experience. Residents looked out for each other, fed each other, helped raise each other’s kids, and basically loved and respected each other.
The Mayfield Historical Society will be kicking off the summer season with its 39th Annual Strawberry Festival and premiering its new summer exhibit “Toys of Yesteryear” on Saturday, June 18th, from noon to 4 pm at The Rice Homestead, 328 Riceville Road, in Mayfield.
The Little Falls Historical Society is proud to announce the publication and availability of their new book BEYOND OUR BICENTENNIAL.
The Rice Homestead has been lived in and cared for up until the 1990’s by the descendants of its original owner, Oliver Rice, a veteran of the Revolutionary War.