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Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events
Take a look at events happening this weekend throughout the Mohawk Valley in the heart of Upstate New York!
James Sanders Home. Photograph © Elizabeth Spraker.Echoes of Legacy: James Sanders Home
Imagine Garden Street in 1827, when Little Falls was beginning to feel the effects of canal construction, new commerce, and a growing population.
Green Beans are in season! Let’s preserve some for winter
CCE Herkimer County Master Gardener Volunteer, Nancy Noonan, shares ways to preserve green beans.
Balsam Pillow and Sachet Making at the Old Forge Library
On Thursday, August 20, the Old Forge Library, located at 220 Crosby Blvd., invites visitors and neighbors alike to celebrate local customs and heritage during a full afternoon of traditional crafting and regional history.
Mohawk Valley Garlic and Herb Festival, Canal Place, Little Falls, NY. Photography by Sarah Rogers.Our annual countdown to the Mohawk Valley Garlic & Herb Festival starts now!
We’re counting down to Eat, Stink & Be Merry at this year’s Mohawk Valley Garlic and Herb Festival, September 12, Canal Place in Little Falls.
Herkimer Home State Historic Site Annual Wreath Laying and CeremonyHerkimer Home State Historic Site Annual Commemorative Wreath Laying and Ceremony
This year’s commemoration will be held on Sunday, August 16th at 1pm at Herkimer Home State Historic Site. Admission is free.
Featured Weekend Events in the Mohawk Valley
Take a look at Mohawk Valley events happening this holiday weekend in the heart of Upstate New York!
FIGURE 2.6 Nathaniel Benton Home. Photograph © Elizabeth Spraker.Echoes of Legacy: Nathaniel Benton Home
Learn about the Nathaniel Benton Home at 534 Garden Street, Little Falls, New York – A Federal Residence with Greek Revival Enhancements.
The Gateway Theater-The Rialto | The Gateway Theater was built by a group of local businessmen in 1922, who had purchased a lot on North Ann Street, which was where an early pioneer settler, Eben Britton, had long ago operated a tannery. The theater became known as the Rialto Theatre in 1925. | Photo c. 1930From the Archives: Gateway Theatre Opens in Little Falls
From the Little Falls Evening Times Archives – The new Gateway Theatre on North Ann street opening
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