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SUMMARY:Women of the Saratoga Campaign is the Topic for NYS History Month
DESCRIPTION:Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site will host Assistant Sara
 toga County Historian\, Anne Clothier for a presentation as part of the 10
 th Annual NYS History Month “Tuesday Talk” series. The program starts 
 at 7pm inside the Enders House\, adjacent to the Visitor Center and Museum
 \, 129 Schoharie Street\, on Tuesday\, October 14th. Clothier will speak a
 bout Women of the Saratoga Campaign\, 1777.\nAs we look forward to the com
 memoration of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution.\nMany know
  the story of British General John Burgoyne’s Surrender to the Americans
  after the Battles of Saratoga in 1777\, commonly referred to as the Turni
 ng Point of the American Revolution. Familiar names such as Benedict Arnol
 d and Philip Schuyler are often associated with this history\, but what ab
 out the women who were also involved in this crucial campaign? Whether act
 ively traveling with the armies\, or local residents who had the revolutio
 n brought to their doorsteps\, this presentation tells lesser-known storie
 s of women on both sides of the conflict and shares their perspectives on 
 the ways their lives were forever changed by these events.\nAnne Clothier 
 grew up immersed in history on her family’s 200-year-old farm in norther
 n Saratoga County.\nHer particular interests include women’s history\, t
 extiles\, and medical history. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree i
 n History from SUNY College at Oneonta. While attending the Cooperstown Gr
 aduate Program in Museum Studies\, she gained experience working on projec
 ts at the Farmers’ Museum\, Fenimore Art Museum\, and New York State His
 torical Association. She worked as Director of Education at the Saratoga C
 ounty History Center at Brookside Museum for over a decade before becoming
  Assistant to the Saratoga County Historian in 2024.\n\nThese programs are
  free and open to the public. For more information\, please call the Visit
 or Center: (518) 829-7516\, email SchoharieCrossing@parks.ny.gov or find S
 choharie Crossing on Facebook.\n\nThe New York State Office of Parks\, Re
 creation and Historic Preservation oversees more than 250 parks\, historic
  sites\, recreational trails\, golf courses\, boat launches and more\, whi
 ch saw a record 88.3 million visits in 2024. For more information on any o
 f these recreation areas\, visit parks.ny.gov\, download the free NY Sta
 te Parks Explorer app or call (518) 474-0456. Connect with us on Faceboo
 k\, Instagram\, Twitter\, and the OPRHP Blog.
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CATEGORIES:Fort Hunter,Montgomery County
LOCATION:Ender’s House\, 129 Schoharie Street\, Fort Hunter\, New York\, 
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