King William’s War: The First Contest for North America, 1689–1697 is the first book-length treatment of a war crucial to the future of North America.

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08.09.2025

$1M Available For Municipalities Establishing Community Forests - New York Almanack

One million dollars in grant funding is available through the third round of New York State’s Community Forest Conservation Grant Program.

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08.09.2025

Colonial Saratoga: Fur, Families, and the Borderlands - New York Almanack

Natural forces and human hands have shaped Saratoga for centuries. The Hudson River here once pulsed with commerce and conflict.

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08.09.2025

The British Surrender of Fort William Henry in 1757 - New York Almanack

Russell Bellico discusses his research primary document research of the British surrender of Fort William Henry and carnage of its aftermath.

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08.09.2025

The Archival Legacy of Alexander Jackson Davis - New York Almanack

The archival legacy of Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-1892) constitutes the largest surviving American architectural archive of the pre-Civil War era.

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Preservation League Announces Award Winners - New York Almanack

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Baron Dieskau: A New Epitaph - New York Almanack

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Historic Homes & Landmarks Tour of Tappan Historic District - New York Almanack

Some Unique National Historical Register Listings in New York - New York Almanack

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1950: A Toilet Paper King’s Vessel Sinks in Lake George - New York Almanack

Gray Catbirds: New York's Only Fully Gray Bird - New York Almanack

Poetry: The Fine Print - New York Almanack

Paul Schaefer’s Adirondack Legacy Podcast - New York Almanack

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2025 World Canals Conference in Buffalo September 21-25 - New York Almanack

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Fort Amherst & Half-Way Brook’s Bloody Background - New York Almanack

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Few Friends and Many Foes': Early Railroad Engineer Zerah Colburn - New York Almanack

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Rangers Fight Wildfires, Rescue Hikers, Cliff Jumper - New York Almanack

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A Call to Arms: Schenectady's Committee of Correspondence - New York Almanack

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Starting Repair Cafe Events in Your Community - New York Almanack

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Minnewaska State Park Grows to Nearly 24,000 Acres - New York Almanack

Ticonderoga Program Explores John Hancock's Legacy Friday - New York Almanack

The Lake George Trip That Inspired 'Last of the Mohicans' - New York Almanack

King William’s War: First Contest for North America, 1689–1697 - New York Almanack

$1M Available For Municipalities Establishing Community Forests - New York Almanack

Colonial Saratoga: Fur, Families, and the Borderlands - New York Almanack

The British Surrender of Fort William Henry in 1757 - New York Almanack

The Archival Legacy of Alexander Jackson Davis - New York Almanack

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