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Buried by Disease, Remembered at Last: Lake George’s Revolutionary Dead
The recovery of skeletal remains on Courtland Street in February 2019, documented by the author during the careful archaeological work that followed.
The wind comes off Lake George with a particular edge this time of year. It is cooler tha...
Due to Popular Demand More Benjamin Franklin Slept Here
In the spring of 1776, Benjamin Franklin passed quietly through the Saratoga region. There were no crowds, no ceremony—only a difficult road north and a mission already shadowed by uncertainty.
At seventy years old, Franklin traveled towar...
Walking Through Revolutionary Saratoga: Where the Declaration Met the Battlefield: Saratoga and the Making of a Revolution
There are at least three ways to understand the Declaration of Independence.
One is to read it as text—a sentence, carefully constructed, carrying the weight of Enlightenment thought.
Another is to see it as political risk—thirteen coloni...
BONUS: Where Liberty Took Root: Saratoga’s Past, Present, and Semiquincentennial Future
Where Liberty Took Root: Saratoga’s Past, Present, and Semiquincentennial Future Forces Day and the Military Semiquincentennial: Remembering, Reconnecting, Revitalizing
(This essay was written a year ago, when Past Paths had a much l...
This Day in History — May 15, 1775
In mid-May 1775, as news of Lexington and Concord spread, about 300 Patriots (Whigs) gathered near present-day Fonda, New York, to raise a Liberty Pole. The act signaled open resistance to British authority. Armed Royalists, led by Sir John...
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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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