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23.10.2025

Historic Preservationists Decry White House Demolition - New York Almanack

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has sent a letter to the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC), the National Park Service, and the

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23.10.2025

The Ballston Brief: The Law School That Time Misplaced - New York Almanack

Connecticut lawyer John W. Fowler transformed Ballston Spa's Sans Souci hotel into a notable law school which trained many future lawyers.

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23.10.2025

Halloween Spooktacular at the New York State Museum - New York Almanack

Halloween Spooktacular will return to the New York State Museum this Saturday, October 25, from 11 am until 2 pm.

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23.10.2025

Ranger Recover Two Bodies, Make Overnight Rescue of Teen, Find 86-Year-Old, More - New York Almanack

NYS Forest Rangers recently recovered two bodies, make an overnight rescue of an 18-year-old woman, located a missing 86-year-old, and more

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23.10.2025

Please Support New York Almanack's Annual Fundraising - New York Almanack

Spring has sprung! And so to has New York Almanack's annual fundraising drive.

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23.10.2025

Adirondack Advocates Call For Hearings On Private Military Cannon Firing - New York Almanack

A Florida company arlready under fire for its military operations is seeking to fire modern military howitzer cannons in the Adirondack Park.

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22.10.2025

Progressive Era Arts and Crafts Communities - New York Almanack

In response to the trauma of industrialization and urbanization in the late-nineteenth century, the Arts and Crafts Movement took America by storm.

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22.10.2025

Veterans, Archaeologists Unearth Saratoga’s Revolutionary Secrets - New York Almanack

American Veterans Archaeological Recovery will make a presentation on Friday, October 24, at the Champlain Canal Visitor Center in Schuylerville.

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22.10.2025

Floating Fen Preserve Opens in Chautauqua County - New York Almanack

The Western New York Land Conservancy has announced the opening of its newest preserve, the Floating Fen Preserve in Chautauqua County.

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22.10.2025

Historical Society of Rockland County's Museum Marking 50 Years - New York Almanack

2025 marks 50 years since the cornerstone was laid for the Historical Society of Rockland County’s History Center Museum after years of work.

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21.10.2025

New York State Parks Has New Native American History Interpreter - New York Almanack

State Parks has added Amber Bedard to the Division for Historic Preservation as the Interpreter of Native American History.

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21.10.2025

They Came by Train: Lake George Railroad History - New York Almanack

The D&H Railroad was the Lake George railroad system's centerpiece, connecting trolley, cars, and steamboats before World War Two.

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21.10.2025

Historian Publishes Engaging Collection of Local Tales - New York Almanack

More than 250 years of life in village of Clinton and the town of Kirkland is chronicled in a new book by local historian Richard Williams

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21.10.2025

Exhibits Highlight George A. Romero's Bronx Roots - New York Almanack

The Bronx Co Historical Society and Latin Horror will host the opening of "George A. Romero: Stay Scared!," a retrospective on George A. Romero

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21.10.2025

Rare Clock Collection Exhibit at New York State Museum - New York Almanack

The New York State Museum has announced the donation of a significant clock collection from historian and author G. Russell Oechsle.

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20.10.2025

Poetry: Please Silence Your Cell Phones - New York Almanack

Halfway through “Clair de Lune” Loud rings reverberated through The hall interrupting the pianist While drawing the ire of the audience

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20.10.2025

Saratoga Springs in the Gilded Age - New York Almanack

During the Gilded Age Saratoga Springs was considered the Queen of America’s Spas, this event explore what that meant.

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20.10.2025

Feeding the Erie Canal: Rome Summit Level Reservoirs - New York Almanack

The original Erie Canal, statewide from Albany to Buffalo, had three summit levels; Lake Erie, Jordan and Rome.

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20.10.2025

Ultralight, All Heart: Hornbeck Pack Canoes - New York Almanack

In the 1970s, Pete Hornbeck and his wife Ann, moved to the Adirondacks and built fiberglass kayaks on the lawn, and stumbled onto something.

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20.10.2025

Creating Caches: Winter Preparation - New York Almanack

Animals that store food (create caches) typically have a highly developed hippocampus, the region of the brain responsible for spatial memory.

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20.10.2025

Gibson: APA Members Must Have Their Questions Addressed - New York Almanack

David Gibson argues that APA Members deserve and the law demands that they have their questions and concerns addressed.

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17.10.2025

Medical Emergencies Dominate Recent Hiker Rescues - New York Almanack

Medical emergencies dominated recent hiker rescues made by NY State Forest Rangers around the state including the Adirondacks and Catskills.

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17.10.2025

Black Poetry Day to Honor Jupiter Hammon on Long Island - New York Almanack

Black Poetry Day is observed each year on the birthday of Jupiter Hammon (1711–before 1806), America’s first published Black poet.

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17.10.2025

Croghan Wildfire Burns More Than 20 Acres - New York Almanack

A wildfire measuring almost 23 acres burned in the town of Croghan in Lewis County, NY.

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17.10.2025

New York State’s Canal Heritage: An Engineering Family Tree - New York Almanack

The New York State canal system is a complex network of natural and man-made waterways that connect the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean.

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17.10.2025

12-Year Old Hunter Inspires Overnight Search - New York Almanack

A 28-year-old took a 12-year-old hunting during the big game season’s youth hunt, but the pair became separated requiring an overnight search.

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16.10.2025

Non-Violent Resistance During the American Revolution - New York Almanack

Quaker pacifist John Dickinson, one of the wealthiest men in the colonies, was an important early leader of the resistance to British rule.

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16.10.2025

4 New Exhibits Celebrate Women Artists at Hyde Collection - New York Almanack

Hyde Collection unveils a series of exhibitions spotlighting women artists from the seventeenth century to the present day.

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16.10.2025

How Northern Manufacturing Fueled Slavery - New York Almanack

Ben Franklin's World podcast explores plantation goods and how these everyday objects sustained slavery in the early United States.

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16.10.2025

Skunnemunk State Park Upgrades Include New Meadows Trail - New York Almanack

The new Schunnemunk Meadows Trail at Skunnemunk State Park in Orange County is a new 1.7-mile, four-season multi-use path.

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16.10.2025

Albany's Ira Harris: A Women's Rights Champion - New York Almanack

Ira Harris – judge, Senator, law school founder, confidant of Abraham Lincoln – also helped change New York’s future for married women.

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15.10.2025

NYS Governor Commits To Protecting Whitney Estate - New York Almanack

Governor Kathy Hochul has made a commitment toward the permanent protection of the ecologically rich 36,000-acre Whitney Estate.

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15.10.2025

Delaware County Snake Found Slithering Up Drivers Leg - New York Almanack

A motorist in Delaware County, NY found a snake slithering up her leg while she was driving on State Route 17 in the town of Hancock.

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15.10.2025

From the Bicentennial to America 250: The New York Experience - New York Almanack

A New York's America 250 Commission is finalizing its plans here is a look back at what the NYS American Revolution Bicentennial Commission did.

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15.10.2025

Long Island's Three Village Oral Histories - New York Almanack

The Three Village area on the North Shore of Long Island has long been home to a community of Black and Native American families.

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15.10.2025

2026 New York History Conference Call for Proposals - New York Almanack

The New York History Conference is accepting proposals on "New York at 250: The Empire State’s Role in U.S. Independence."

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14.10.2025

Eleazer Williams: Professional Indian - New York Almanack

Professional Indian: The American Odyseey of Eleazer Williams follows the shifting spheres of the Iroquois - Haudenosaunee era of dispossession.

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14.10.2025

King George’s War and the Thirty-Year Peace - New York Almanack

King George’s War (1744-1732) would be marked by French attacks on the weakly held British colonies, including Saratoga and Schenectady.

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14.10.2025

The Treaty of Canandaigua, 1794 - New York Almanack

the United States worked with the Haudenosaunee or Iroquois people to create peace through the Treaty of Canandaigua in 1794.

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14.10.2025

William Starna's History of the Mahican - New York Almanack

From Homeland to New Land: A History of the Mahican Indians, 1600-1830 (University of Nebraska Press, 2013), is by William A. Starna.

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The New York History Blog - History

Historic Preservationists Decry White House Demolition - New York Almanack

The Ballston Brief: The Law School That Time Misplaced - New York Almanack

Halloween Spooktacular at the New York State Museum - New York Almanack

Ranger Recover Two Bodies, Make Overnight Rescue of Teen, Find 86-Year-Old, More - New York Almanack

Please Support New York Almanack's Annual Fundraising - New York Almanack

Adirondack Advocates Call For Hearings On Private Military Cannon Firing - New York Almanack

Progressive Era Arts and Crafts Communities - New York Almanack

Veterans, Archaeologists Unearth Saratoga’s Revolutionary Secrets - New York Almanack

Floating Fen Preserve Opens in Chautauqua County - New York Almanack

Historical Society of Rockland County's Museum Marking 50 Years - New York Almanack

New York State Parks Has New Native American History Interpreter - New York Almanack

They Came by Train: Lake George Railroad History - New York Almanack

Historian Publishes Engaging Collection of Local Tales - New York Almanack

Exhibits Highlight George A. Romero's Bronx Roots - New York Almanack

Rare Clock Collection Exhibit at New York State Museum - New York Almanack

Poetry: Please Silence Your Cell Phones - New York Almanack

Saratoga Springs in the Gilded Age - New York Almanack

Feeding the Erie Canal: Rome Summit Level Reservoirs - New York Almanack

Ultralight, All Heart: Hornbeck Pack Canoes - New York Almanack

Creating Caches: Winter Preparation - New York Almanack

Gibson: APA Members Must Have Their Questions Addressed - New York Almanack

Medical Emergencies Dominate Recent Hiker Rescues - New York Almanack

Black Poetry Day to Honor Jupiter Hammon on Long Island - New York Almanack

Croghan Wildfire Burns More Than 20 Acres - New York Almanack

New York State’s Canal Heritage: An Engineering Family Tree - New York Almanack

12-Year Old Hunter Inspires Overnight Search - New York Almanack

Non-Violent Resistance During the American Revolution - New York Almanack

4 New Exhibits Celebrate Women Artists at Hyde Collection - New York Almanack

How Northern Manufacturing Fueled Slavery - New York Almanack

Skunnemunk State Park Upgrades Include New Meadows Trail - New York Almanack

Albany's Ira Harris: A Women's Rights Champion - New York Almanack

NYS Governor Commits To Protecting Whitney Estate - New York Almanack

Delaware County Snake Found Slithering Up Drivers Leg - New York Almanack

From the Bicentennial to America 250: The New York Experience - New York Almanack

Long Island's Three Village Oral Histories - New York Almanack

2026 New York History Conference Call for Proposals - New York Almanack

Eleazer Williams: Professional Indian - New York Almanack

King George’s War and the Thirty-Year Peace - New York Almanack

The Treaty of Canandaigua, 1794 - New York Almanack

William Starna's History of the Mahican - New York Almanack

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