Kingsborough Elementary that opened its doors as the Fulton County Historical Society Museum in 1973.

We’re so excited about the Fulton County Historical Society’s upcoming Virtual Winter Program Series!

The Virtual Winter Program Series kicks off today, January 17, with David Brooks, Education Director at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site, presenting Kilboy Was Here: The Erie Canal Balladeer.

This program offered via Zoom, explores the life of a canal towing company operator along the notorious “Sixteens” of the Erie Canal. Discover the mayhem, graft, and dirty underside of the canal.  Truth will ring out, proving that Kilboy was here! Register today to learn more about what made him notorious.

This program is just the beginning of this fascinating winter series with plenty more coming up in throughout the month of February.

Here’s a list of what the Fulton County Historical Society has planned so far!

The Underground Railroad Revisited with Paul and Mary Liz Stewart

The Underground Railroad Revisited with Paul and Mary Liz Stewart

The Underground Railroad, often remembered as being characterized by tunnels, dark of night escapes, coded language and hidey-holes, was far more extensive and complex than these ideas have led us to believe.
Psychic Faire with Into Wishin

Psychic Faire with Into Wishin

Join the Fulton County Historical Society and Into Wishin’ Studio & Crystal Shop for a Psychic Faire on Sunday, September 28th from 11am-5pm.