Saratoga Battlefield
1777The 1777 Battles of Saratoga were the turning point of the American Revolution, leading directly to the French alliance.
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The 1777 Battles of Saratoga were the turning point of the American Revolution, leading directly to the French alliance.
306-foot limestone obelisk commemorating the August 16, 1777 battle where colonial militia defeated British forces seeking supplies.
33 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
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Here, on these very fields, the fate of a nation hung in the balance. The Battles of Saratoga, fought in the autumn of 1777, were a pivotal turning point in the American Revolutionary War. The British, under General…
The 1777 Battles of Saratoga were the turning point of the American Revolution, leading directly to the French alliance.
Imagine a town rising from the ashes, stronger than before. That's Salem, New York, and this historic district is a testament to its resilience. In 1840, a devastating fire swept through Salem, leaving much of the…
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This old hotel once bustled with travelers, a vital stop on journeys across New York. Built around the mid-1800s, this building known as the Delaney Hotel, North Hoosick Hotel, and Hathaway Hotel, served as a stagecoach…
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This unassuming field played a pivotal role in the birth of the United States. On August 16 08 1777, the Battle of Bennington unfolded right here. It wasn't actually in Bennington, Vermont, but nearby in Walloomsac, New…
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Step back in time at this Tudor Revival-style service station from 1933. Built by the Pure Oil Company, this station originally stood on Broadway in Saratoga Springs. In 1978, it was moved to its current location on…
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That red brick castle isn't just for show. It's the Hoosick Falls Armory, a silent witness to over a century of local history, and national service. Built in the late 1800s, this armory housed units of the New York…
Ever wonder what it's like to live inside an octagon? This unique house in Hoosick Falls offers a glimpse into a fascinating architectural and social movement from the mid-19th century. In 1853, Ezra Robinson Estabrook…
Ever wanted to be in two places at once? Well, here's your chance! This impressive brick house you're approaching literally straddles the New York and Vermont state line. Built around 1800, this grand Federal-style home…
Ever wonder what it was like to be a founding father of Vermont? You're about to drive right past the home of one! This isn't just an old house; it's the 1783 homestead of Jonas Galusha, Vermont's fifth governor. It's a…
Step inside one of New England's best-preserved Victorian mansions, a 35-room estate with a rich history. Imagine the opulent life of Trenor W. Park, a Vermont native who struck it rich in California's gold rush. He…
Step back in time at this imposing castle-like armory, built in 1895 to house the National Guard. This isn't just any old building; it's a testament to a bygone era of civic pride and military readiness. Keep your eyes…
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Ever wonder what stories these old wooden bridges could tell? This one, the Paper Mill Village Bridge, has stood strong for over a century, carrying more than just traffic. Imagine the rumble of horse-drawn carriages…
Hear the sounds of history on the oldest unaltered three-manual pipe organ in the United States. This magnificent instrument, the Davis-Ferris Organ, was built in 1847 by E. & G.G. Hook for Calvary Church in New York…
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Ascend this towering obelisk to commemorate a pivotal Revolutionary War battle that helped turn the tide for American independence. This monument stands guard over a crucial moment in our nation's birth. On August 16,…
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306-foot limestone obelisk commemorating the August 16, 1777 battle where colonial militia defeated British forces seeking supplies.