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The Lost Battalion to be shown at the Cazenovia Public Library This fall, the Cazenovia Public Library will present a special series of films and programs commemorating the 100th anniversary…
Fall Festival Weekend Oct. 6 and 7 The Friends of the Old Town of Eaton Museum will host Fall Festival History Weekend Saturday and Sunday Oct. 6 and 7. The…
New York City Soldiers made history as the Lost Battalion in October 1918 540 Soldiers cut off behind German lines refused to surrender and held out for six days before…
New York National Guard Soldiers “broke” the Hindenburg Line 100 years ago 27th Division assaulted German key defensive line, speeding the end of World War I On Sept. 29, 1918,…
(09.26.18) Madison County Historian Matt Urtz announced today that the tour of Glenwood Cemetery scheduled for this coming weekend has been canceled. He said organizers are looking at a spring…
Laura S. Haviland to be inducted to Abolition Hall of Fame Laura Smith Haviland will be inducted to the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday, Oct. 20,…
Frances E.W. Harper Induction to Abolition Hall of Fame Frances Ellen Watkins Harper will be inducted into the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018, at…
Utica Public Library to present “John Hemmer and the Showgirls” On Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 6:30 p.m., the Utica Public Library will screen “John Hemmer and the Showgirls” in the…
Canastota celebrates 110th anniversary of The Great Race of 1908 with Canalside Talk This year marks an important anniversary in automotive history: 110 years ago a race began that changed…
National Guard’s 42nd Division took part in first American Army planned and led attack of World War I Rainbow Division soldiers distinguished themselves in the Battle of St. Mihiel in…
A Farewell to Arms to be shown at the Cazenovia Public Library This fall, the Cazenovia Public Library will present a special series of films and programs commemorating the 100th…
Influenza virus was the other deadly killer in the World in 1918 45,000 American Soldiers died from “Spanish Flu” in 1918; 600 died at New York military camps In September…