Full Album for Hidden in Plain Sight/Off the Beaten Path
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In our faces, but unseen. Off the radar, but waiting…
Another view of this remote mansion in the Mohawk Valley. Its predecessor was burned down in retaliation for the Sullivan-Clinton Campaign.
This mansion, a.k.a. Danascara Place, replaced one that was burned in the Spring of 1780 by Iroquois raiders in retaliation for the Sullivan-Clinton Campaign.
A lonely sign in the Lake Cayuga area attests to the destruction of Tichero, a forgotten Cayuga village, by the Sullivan-Clinton Campaign.
County lines divide the land where footpaths once linked Senecas and Cayugas, before the coming of Sullivan -Clinton.
Otsego’s waters still flow south (at you) into the Susquehanna. In 1779, they bore Clinton’s flotilla to join Sullivan at Iroquoia’s edge. With Indians remov...
Here, Gen. Clinton’s troops first dammed, then blew up damworks to launch 220 bateaux down the Susquehanna R. to join Sullivan’s force at Tioga Pt., Pa., to ...
Sign of the derelict Mohican Market, the last of this chain in Kingston, New York, America’s first capital.
Smoking break at a cigar store in New York’s Greenwich Village shows the entwined paths of indigenous and immigrant peoples.
Somewhere down the road, in the great beyond, a piece of “history” remains. At least it’s marked!