Heart's Delight Here in 1903 William H. Miner developed a 15,000 acre farm employing over 800 workers and utilizing the latest advances in science and technology. Photo/submitted by Alan R Reno
"McGregor Powerhouse and LaSalle Dam Est 1923 by William H. Miller" Located on Great Chazy River just upstream from Altona, NY Photo and description by Alan R. Reno
Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge Opened 1987 Korean War 1950-1953 "They were called and they served" Donated by: All Vermont Veterans Submitted by Alan R Reno
NY-VT INTERSTATE COMMISSION MISSILE SITE FIRST INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE SITE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. BUILT 1960-1962 BY THE U.S. AIR FORCE. 1963
Baker Burying Ground Here Lie Six Revolutionary Soldiers and Many Pioneers of Clinton County State Education Department 1936 Located between Plattsburgh and West Plattsburgh, NY. Submitted by Alan R. Reno
THIS MONUMENT WAS DEDICATED ON JULY 6, 1912TO THE MEMORY OF SAMUEL CHAMPLAIN FIRST EUROPEAN TO BEHOLD OUR GREAT FORESTS AND LOFTY MOUNTAINS, AND FIRST TO TRAVERSE THIS INLAND WATERWAY,...
Woods Mills Named after mills built by Beziel Wood in the early 1800's. The foundation of one of these mills can be seen at this site at low water Town of Schulyer Falls 1990 Submitted by Alan R Reno
Catalan Forge Furnace - 1881 Standish (Williamstown) Made Brick-Like Blooms From One of Saranac River Mines 1886 - Replaced By Blast Furnace & Ore From Lyon Mt. (Standish, New York, Photo Alan R Reno)
THE BLACK SNAKE AFFAIR In 1808. the Federal goverament. reacting to unfair British policies, passed an Embargo Act. forbidding trade with Great Britain. The Champlain Valley relied on trade...
Burial Site In 1813 A number of soldiers were buried near here who died of wounds and disease suffered during General Hampton's campaign Chateaugay Historical Society Submitted by Alan Reno
CAPTAIN JOHN LONERGAN 1837-1902 Hero of Gettysburg
1796 Nathan Beman Homestead On this site Constructed a log cabin Remains of foundation and chimney are seen. Chateaugay Historical Soc.Submitted by Alan R. Reno