Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site is dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the Erie Canal as one of the 19th century’s greatest commercial and engineering projects.
Mayfield Historical Society Spring and Summer 2023
The Mayfield Historical Society has announced its upcoming spring and summer events and exhibition which will take place at The Rice Homestead, 328 Riceville Road in Mayfield unless otherwise noted.
Fenimore Art Museum 2023 Exhibitions
An exhibition featuring the photography of Hall of Fame pitcher Randy Johnson opens April 1. Fenimore reopens for the season on Saturday, April 1.
Herkimer County Historical Society hosts Trivia Night Fundraiser
The Herkimer County Historical Society is gearing up for its Trivia Night fundraiser on March 30 beginning at 7pm at the Herkimer Elks Club!
Video: Palatine Germans in the Mohawk Valley with Kathryn Weller
Discover the history of Palatine German immigration to colonial New York, their turmoil in settling into a new world, and how acculturation impacted the crisis’s as the American Revolution emerged.
General meeting of the Mayfield Historical Society
There will be a general meeting of the Mayfield Historical Society on Monday, March 20th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Mayfield Presbyterian Church, 22 North Main Street, Mayfield, NY.
The Life of Molly Brant to be Discussed at Schoharie Crossing
Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site will host author, historian, and archaeologist Lois Huey on Sunday, March 19th at 1:00pm to discuss the life of Molly Brant.
Historic Homes in Little Falls: 528 Garden Street
528 Garden Street is a historic home in Little Falls and is #28 on the Little Falls Historical Society Museum’s self-guided walking tours.
Art of New York: Annual Juried Art Show – 2023
NYS artists are invited to submit entries to the Art of New York: Annual Juried Art Show hosted by the Arkell Museum & Canajoharie Library.
The Old Bakery Oven
“The Old Bakery Oven found as Bellinger Block is razed on North Ann Street. Chief Cooney’s scrapbooks indicate it was in use 70 years ago.