Fort Klock Historic Restoration

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the Erie Canal, one of the 19th century's greatest engineering projects, and its impact on the growth of New York State and the nation. The site features a Visitor Center with exhibits tracing the history of the canal, as well as structures dating from different eras of its development, including the remains of the Schoharie Aqueduct and the Putnam Lock Stand at Yankee Hill. Visitors can also explore the 18th century Fort Hunter and the Lower Castle Mohawk village, and enjoy the open grounds and picnic areas. Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site offers educational outreach programs, school field trips, and special events. The site has event tents available for rental, and permits are required for gatherings of more than 20 people. Interpretive signs throughout the grounds provide information on the canal features and pre-canal history. Admission to the site is free, but fees may apply for guided tours, special events, educational services, and the use of picnic areas.Generated from the website

The Landmarks Society of Greater Utica is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the historic architecture of Utica and the Mohawk Valley. Through their work, they aim to educate the community about the rich history of the area and ensure that these landmarks are protected for future generations. With a focus on historic preservation and education, the Landmarks Society of Greater Utica not only promotes the importance of preserving local landmarks but also owns two properties in the beautiful Rutger Park in Utica, NY. Their mission is to engage the community in the preservation of these historic sites and provide opportunities for individuals to become members and support their efforts.Generated from the website