The Local History Round Table forum scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. Please join us for our next gathering on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. If local history interests you, please visit the Town of Minden History Fair in Fort Plain’s beautiful Haslett Park on Saturday, Sept. 21st!
Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real … Read More
Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real … Read More
Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real … Read More
Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real … Read More
Author Nancy Palker will discuss her memoir, “Magic and Tragic Rosebud”. It has been described as “a riveting account of working as a nurse at the U.S. Public Health Service Indian Hospital in Rosebud, S.D.”
This is what book publisher www.lulu.com had to say about the well researched and documented book by Fort Plain Museum President Norman Bollen: “New York State was a key battleground in the War for American Independence with nearly a third of all battles being fought there. The Mohawk Valley, often described as the “Bloody Mohawk,” suffered through multiple coordinated strikes … Read More