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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Schoharie County, New York
Adjacent to Schoharie County, New York
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The Great Western Turnpike, also known as Route 20, was laid out as early as 1793, but a regular wagon road was not constructed until 1806. Extending from Albany to the western frontier, hotels, taverns and businesses opened along the route to . . . — — Map (db m116761) HM |
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Eugene Lehman made exquisite violins and stringed instruments in this building for forty-two years. He was also a professional violinist and orchestra leader during the 1920's and 1930's. In a Wurlitzer exhibition of 1942, Mr. Lehman's violins . . . — — Map (db m116765) HM |
| | The most unique of the Sharon Springs temples, the elaborate, ornamental and domed Magnesia Temple was an exquisite example of the iron work construction of engineer D.D. Badger of Architectural Iron Works of New York City. It was built in a . . . — — Map (db m131040) HM |
| | Belief in the curative powers of sulphur water is central in Sharon Springs’ history. For two centuries the village, its inhabitants, its structures, and its fortunes were tied to and shaped by it. In pursuit of this belief an amazing variety of . . . — — Map (db m131011) HM |
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Originally named Dorlach
after Dorlach in German
Palatinate. Name changed
to Sharon after Sharon,
Conn. in 1797
— — Map (db m116771) HM |
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Built 1802
William Beekman was First
Judge of Court Held in Schoharie
County. Died Here Nov. 26, 1845
Buried on this Farm.
— — Map (db m156042) HM |
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Site of
Indian Stone Heap
Known to have existed in 1753.
Route taken by Sir John Johnson
from Schoharie to Mohawk Valley
led past this monument
— — Map (db m36899) HM |
| | Site Of Encampment of Joseph Brant, Indians, Sir John Johnson & Regulars, On Oct. 17, 1780 after raiding Schoharie & destroying Kniskerns Dorf — — Map (db m31945) HM |
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Settled by Palatines 1750's
Named for John R. Sloan, 1798
Indian trail passed here
connecting the Schoharie
and Mohawk Areas
— — Map (db m31992) HM |
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On Richmondville
Charlotteville Plank
Road 1855.
— — Map (db m50532) HM |
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Old Covered Bridge
Built 1850
Destroyed 1886 - On The
Richmondville Charlotteville
Plank Road.
— — Map (db m120013) HM |
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Birthplace of
Corporal James Tanner
1844-1927
Enlisted 87th N.Y. Vol. Co C.
Wounded Second Battle Bull
Run. Present at Lincoln's
Death Bed.
— — Map (db m49604) HM |
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