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Saratoga Springs Street History Program

January 27, 2023 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Broadway and Division StreetSaratoga Springs Preservation Foundation will host “The Streets Where You Live,” a virtual program highlighting the history behind the names of many streets in Saratoga Springs, set for Thursday, February 2nd.

The unique street history of Saratoga Springs will be presented by Charlie Kuenzel and will include images, personal remembrances, house histories and the city’s most prominent historic landmarks.

Charlie Kuenzel is a native Saratogian who taught in the Saratoga City School District for 36 years and was co-owner of Saratoga Tours LLC for almost 20 years. Charlie is the current President of the Saratoga Springs History Museum and writes regular history articles for Simply Saratoga and Saratoga Today.

This program will begin at 7 pm and will take place on Zoom for a suggested donation of $10 or more. For additional information or to register visit the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation website or call (518) 587-5030.

Photo of Broadway and Division Street provided.

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