@UticaCollegeCHR Please join us January 19 as we launch a speaker series to discuss the history, politics, and laws related to protest and insurrection. Streamed live on our Facebook page. Details below.
UC's David Cooney was interviewed on the HIstorian's Podcast to discuss his research on WWII POW camps in the Mohawk Valley. You can listen to the interview at: https://t.co/8FevZ3oG1U
Be sure to join us #Wednesday Aug. 7 at 6:30 p.m. for a performance and presentation of traditional Erie Canal music by guitarist and banjo player Don Meixner! This program is free & open to the public, and the parking is free, too! .@downtownSYR .@syracusedotcom#musician
#FlashbackFriday Oswego Harborfest takes place this weekend! In recognition of the important role this Great Lakes harbor and port have played in our economy, here's a historic image of the harbor showing canal boats, tall ships, workers, and lots of lumber.
Here's the July events for Oneida County History Center! To find out more you can check out their twitter @OCHCTweet or contact [email protected] or 315-735-3642
It’s officially July! Hamilton wants to see you on a visit to the Schuyler Mansion this summer. Tours are offered Wednesday-Sunday starting at 10 with the last tour leaving at 4. Call us at 518-434-0834 to learn about our Hamilton and Women of Schuyler Mansion focus tours!
Our next Peggy Lou Feldmeier Lunchtime Lecture will be fascinating! Dr. Neil Ringler presents *Onondaga Lake: Biological Recovery & Our Evolving Science Center* Mon., 7/1 at 12pm. More at https://t.co/i6zSUi5YLm .@sunyesf@SyracuseCoE @GreeningUSA @OnondagaCounty .@NYSCanalCorp
In the tower stair hall, Independence Hall, @INDEPENDENCENHP . On 7/2/2019, I will greet the public a few blocks away, at the @AmRevMuseum , 11am—2pm, thanks to @ah_theatre . Learn more at https://t.co/VP7DDf9D8T #ThomasJefferson
#FlashbackFriday This image is titled "Ship to Canal." It's from the late 19th-early 20th century, and shows a Canal cargo boat and its crew next to large ships in Buffalo, New York. Erie Canal Museum collection number 15.04.
The Wieting Opera House (watercolor painting) burnt down 3 times between its initial construction in 1851 and 1896. The chair featured was taken from the last reconstruction when the building was demolished in 1930. #TheAtrium in #ClintonSquare now sits in its former location.