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Fort Hunter

30th Anniversary Canal Days At Schoharie Crossing

July 10, 2013 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

485547_488297777891368_1480614315_nSchoharie Crossing State Historic Site will be hosting the 30th annual Canal Days Celebration on Saturday, July 13, 2013 from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. Admission and parking are free. Canal Days is dedicated to the historical significance of the Erie Canal and its impact on New York State.

Canal Days 2013 will feature live entertainment on the main stage: from noon to 2pm County Line Rebels, 3pm to 5pm Mac’s Favorite Jazz Band, and finally from 6pm to 8pm the All Paul Show. This Paul McCartney and Beatles Tribute Band will be followed by the first ever Capital Region Daytime Fireworks show; which will include colored smoke and syncopated noise makers. [Read more…] about 30th Anniversary Canal Days At Schoharie Crossing

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: Erie Canal, Fort Hunter, Schoharie County, Schoharie Crossing SHS

Fort Hunter: ‘Who Owned The Fort?’ Talk Tuesday

August 26, 2012 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Tricia Shaw, the education coordinator at Schoharie Crossing, will share her latest research in a lecture entitled “Who Owned the Fort?” sponsored by the Friends of Schoharie Crossing on Tuesday.  The presentation will explain the Fort Hunter’s history and trace the families who lived at the confluence of the Mohawk River and Schoharie Creek including the Mabee, the Enders, the Putman, the Wemple and the Voorhees families. [Read more…] about Fort Hunter: ‘Who Owned The Fort?’ Talk Tuesday

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Fort Hunter, Indigenous History, Mohawk, Mohawk River, Native American History, New Netherland, Schoharie County, Schoharie Crossing SHS

Archaeology Theme For Schoharie Crossing Canal Days

July 11, 2012 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site in Fort Hunter (Schoharie County) will be hosting the 28th annual Canal Days Celebration on Saturday, July 14 and on Sunday, July 15, 2012 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission and parking are free.

Canal Days is dedicated to the historical significance of the Erie Canal and its impact on New York State. However, due to damaged caused by last fall’s Tropical Storm Irene and the unearthing of the remains of Fort Hunter for its 300th anniversary, there will be an archaeology theme and a focus on Schoharie Crossing’s earlier 18th century history as well as the 19th century canal history. [Read more…] about Archaeology Theme For Schoharie Crossing Canal Days

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Archaeology, Erie Canal, Fort Hunter, Mohawk River, Schoharie County, Schoharie Crossing SHS, Transportation

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