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This Day in History — August 11, 1777
Before the Fire: A German Surgeon Encounters Saratoga
On August 11, 1777, a German surgeon traveling with Burgoyne’s invading army looked toward the Hudson River and saw the prosperous working estate of General Philip Schuyler.
Julius Fri...
August 11, 1777: John Adams Saw Saratoga’s Opportunity
On August 11, 1777, two men connected to the Saratoga campaign were looking at the same war from very different places.
Near Saratoga, German surgeon Julius Friedrich Wasmus looked across the Hudson River and recorded what he saw: a church...
Walking Through Revolutionary Saratoga: Where the Ground Still Speaks
There are places around Saratoga where the landscape does not sit quietly. It insists. A bend in the road. A rise in a field. A long line of trees edging an old farm. On an ordinary morning, with late-summer air thick and grass still damp f...
Saturday Story Summary - August 8, 2026
Thanks to Joy Derby for capturing this moment at the Turning Point parade. She has a great eye, and if you’re looking for photography, I highly recommend her—she did a fantastic job with my kids’ senior photos.
Update from Saratoga Nationa...
This Day in History — August 7, 1777
The summer sun beat down on the British camp near Fort Edward, but the army did not move. Instead, wagons waited, horses were scarce, and rumors from the south arrived faster than provisions. An invasion planned around speed was already los...
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A lifelong history enthusiast from Saratoga, I created Past Paths to explore local stories, and inspire heritage-friendly communities. Join me in uncovering the history in our landscapes and planning your journey through the past.
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