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The Road to Saratoga: John Burgoyne, Imperial Strategy, and a Campaign Unraveled
This 1778 engraving by Robert Pollard presents General John Burgoyne in medallion profile, published for T. Robson’s edition of Murray’s History of the American War. Burgoyne’s surrender at Saratoga the previous year had stunned Britain and...
Walking Through Revolutionary Saratoga: Winter Taverns and America’s Turning Point
At The Parting Glass pub sing during the Dance Flurry Festival, voices rose in union classics like “Solidarity Forever”—songs that began in labor halls and now live comfortably in the American folk tradition. The moment felt like part of a ...
Experience America’s Turning Point in Saratoga County
The Hudson River in spring, winding through the Saratoga region with the same quiet strength it carried in 1777. Locals have long said, “When the Hudson wakes in spring, the whole valley remembers,” a reminder that this river once bore armi...
Burgoyne’s 1777 Proclamation: Psychological Warfare Before the Battles of Saratoga
Lake Champlain, 1777. This illustration captures the opening move of Burgoyne’s 1777 campaign, as British, Hessian, and Indigenous forces advanced on Fort Ticonderoga—an operation that ultimately led to the American victory at Saratoga. Cre...
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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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