Fort Ticonderoga Envisions National Military Museum
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June 18, 1812: War of 1812 Begins When US Declares War On Great Britain
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Some Plattsburgh Banking History – New York Almanack
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Strange Inventions from Saratoga County
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Walter Lippmann’s Stereotype: From Printing to Politics
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19th Century Railroad News from Northern New York
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The Air Up There: Air Pollution Meteorology
[ad_1] The latest episode of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) bi-weekly podcast “DEC Does What?!” highlights the work of DEC air pollution