George L. Corliss: Behind Every Photo Is A Story
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June 18, 1812: War of 1812 Begins When US Declares War On Great Britain
[ad_1] On June 18, 1812, Congress passed and President James Madison signed a declaration of war against Great Britain, marking
The Pizza Effect: Naples to Manhattan & Back
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An Intersection of Rustic & Contemporary Arts in Northville
[ad_1] If you’ve never visited The William Coffey Studio & Gallery in Northville in the northern part of the town
Vincent Schaefer & The Adirondacks As Sanctuary From Air Pollution
[ad_1] Fifty-four years ago this August, Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks met at
Books for Growing Young Gardeners
[ad_1] Are you looking for books that will help youth discover gardening? These children’s books will cultivate young gardeners. The
The Segregated Black Gold Star Women First World War Pilgrimage
[ad_1] On May 29, 1930, the U.S. Department of War — which had invited the families of veterans killed during
Boy Scouts Rekindling Founding ‘Council Ring’ at Lake George
[ad_1] The Boy Scouts of America (about to be renamed Scouting America) has been called the largest environmental organization in
Profile: Adirondack Folk Artist Linda Finch
[ad_1] Adirondack folk artist and Sacandaga River Valley aficionado Linda Finch is every bit as impressive a storyteller as she
Flight Adaptations of Aerial Insectivores
[ad_1] When I worked at a barn one summer during college, I marveled at the swallows that nested in the