The Great Auto Race: 1908 New York to Paris
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When Catskills Cauliflower Was King
[ad_1] In the early 20th century, cauliflower was king in the Western Catskills, and – especially in the good years
Late Blooming Flowers Feed Native Bees
[ad_1] As the height-of-summer floral abundance fades, goldenrods and asters fill the landscape with hits of yellow, purple, pink, and
Luella Robinson North: The First Woman Elected Judge in New York
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A Quaker Legacy: Religious Freedom, Commerce & Compassion
[ad_1] During the early days of settlement, economics in New Netherland trumped religion or identity. Pragmatism and tolerance were essential
1957: The I-87 Northway and the Adirondack Forest
[ad_1] What follows is The Northway and the Adirondack Forest: A Highway Location Study, published August 31, 1957 by the
Northern Lake George Outboard Racing History
[ad_1] American Power Boat Association-sanctioned racing on Lake George did not end with the 1935 Gold Cup races. From 1954
New England American-Asters: Stars of Late Summer
[ad_1] Before the trees put on their colorful autumnal cloaks, the newly rewilded fields at my home turn to gold
Some Plattsburgh Banking History – New York Almanack
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State Parks: A Century of Affordable Recreation
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