History is not just something to know. It is something to experience. Past Paths takes readers beyond dates and famous names and asks them to walk the ground, see the landscape, meet the people behind the story, and understand how the past unfolded before
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Bennington to Saratoga: How Burgoyne Lost His “Eyes and Ears”
There is a temptation to give August 16, 1777, too much weight.
The Battle of Bennington was certainly a major defeat for British General John Burgoyne. Nearly 900 of his men were killed, wounded, or captured, and the loss seriously weaken...
Walking Through Revolutionary Saratoga: Tracing 1777 from Bennington to Saratoga in 7 Takeaways
The road into Walloomsac is quiet now. Fields rise toward wooded hills, the Walloomsac River slips through the valley, and modern traffic moves along roads that soldiers once struggled to navigate in rain and mud. Standing here, it takes so...
This Day in History — August 16, 1777
Bennington Battlefield State Historic Site in Walloomsac, New York.
John Stark, Walloomsac, and the Road to Saratoga
For two days, rain had slowed everything along the Walloomsac.
Roads turned muddy. Movement became difficult. At Sancoic...
Saturday Story Summary - August 15, 2026
This week’s recap offers another look at the stories we’ve explored. It is a chance to revisit familiar places, linger a little longer, and notice something that may have been missed the first time. History rewards return visits. The landsc...
This Day in History — August 14, 1777
When Burgoyne Took Over a “Small Castle”
On August 14, 1777, British General John Burgoyne’s army from Canada marched to Duer’s House at Fort Miller in Charlotte (Washington) County and established its headquarters there. Lieutenant J...
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A lifelong history enthusiast from Saratoga, NY. I help curious travelers and history lovers experience the past through the places where it happened, revealing the human choices, uncertainty, and consequences that still shape the landscape today.
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