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Schoharie County History Subject Of Virtual Talk

February 19, 2021 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

They May Have Found James Tanners LegsThe Old Stone Fort Museum and the Schoharie County Historical Society have announced a virtual talk with local author and historical society member Peter Lindemann, set for Thursday, February 25th.

From 7 to 8 pm, Lindemann will read “They May Have Found James Tanners Legs” and other history stories from his forthcoming book, as well as explaining chunking, self-publishing and the joys of becoming “the book guy,” live via Zoom.

In addition to his work with the historical society, Mr. Lindemann is a proofreader/historian for the Times Journal. Other of his published works include A Crooked Gun: The Civil War Dead of Schoharie County and Rambles in Schoharie County. He also hosts a local history group which meets weekly via Zoom.

This event is free and open to the public. Registration is required. For more information or to register, email OldStoneFortEvents@gmail.com, call (518) 295-7192, or visit the Old Stone Fort website.

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Filed Under: Capital-Saratoga, Events, History, Mohawk Valley Tagged With: Old Stone Fort, Schoharie Co Hist Soc

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