This Week in Saratoga County History

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SCHR Weekly Post –The Conklingville Dam
Lauren Roberts March 26, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – The 1930 BHBL School Fire
Rick Reynolds April 2, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post –  1828 Formation of the Town of Clifton Park John Scherer April 9, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post –Founder’s Day in Waterford
Russ Vandervoot April 16, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – 1910 Corinth Paper Mill Strike Rachel Clothier – April 23, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Ballston Spa vs Saratoga Springs
Jim Richmond April 30, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – The Death of John Morrissey
Charlie Kuenzel May 7, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Kesselring Site
Karen Staulters May 14, 2020 -revisedDownload
SCHR weekly post – Memorial Day Observances 
Rachel Clothier May 21, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Elmer Ellsworth
Paul Perreault May 28, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – First Board of Supervisors Meeting
Lauren Roberts June 4, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – A Bit of Colonie in Clifton Park
John Scherer June 11, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Another “Grand” Hotel
Maryann Fitzgerald June 18, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Waterford WWII Veterans Welcomed Home
Russ Vandervoort June 25, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Contentious Clifton Park Resident Dies on July 1, 1871 John Scherer July 2, 2020Download
This Day in Saratoga County History – Jubilee Independence Day  July 4, 1826 From the Centennial History of the Village of Ballston Spa, Edward F. Gross, 1907 July 4, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Fire Destroys Waterford Covered Bridge Russ Vandervoort July 9, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post –The Saratoga County Fair Sarah Welsh July 16, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post – Local Reactions to the Death of Ulysses S. Grant Dave Hubbard July 23, 2020Download
SCHR weekly post –The Death of Jane McCrea Eric Schnitzer July 30, 2020Download

One thought on “This Week in Saratoga County History”

  1. The Kesselring Site contained 4 reactors at one time, D1G, S3G, MARF and S8G. I served on KSO 1973 – 1978, then 1989 to 2012.

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