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The Mohawk Valley Path Through History begins with the Revolutionary War - the sites and events related to this period in history.


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Oct 2, 1780

Benedict accomplice hanged

British Major John Andre, and Benedict Arnold accomplice, is hanged as a spy by U.S. military forces in Tappan, New York

Oct 6, 1777

British capture Forts Montgomery and Clinton

British capture Forts Montgomery and Clinton

Oct 8, 1778

Continental Army attacks Unadilla in retaliation for Sept. 17 raid on German Flats (Herkimer)

Continental Army attacks Unadilla in retaliation for Sept. 17 raid on German Flats (Herkimer)

Oct 11, 1776

British fleet defeats Benedict Arnold's gunboats on Lake Champlain

British fleet defeats Benedict Arnold's gunboats on Lake Champlain

Oct 15, 1780

British retreat from Middleburgh

British troops attempt unsuccessful attack on Middle Fort (present day Middleburgh)

Oct 17, 1777

General John Burgoyne surrenders to Gen. Gates at Saratoga

General John Burgoyne surrenders to Gen. Gates at Saratoga

Oct 17, 1778

Note to Gen. Washington

17 Oct 1778: Gov. Clinton message to Gen. Washington regarding trail to Anaquaga

Oct 19, 1781

Gen. Cornwallis formally surrenders at Yorktown

British General Charles Cornwallis formally surrenders to a French and American force at Yorktown, VA, bringing the American Revolution to a close.

Oct 19, 1780

Battle of Klock's Field

Robert Van Rensselaer meets Sir John Johnson at Battle of Klock’s Field

Oct 25, 1781

Battle of Johnstown

Battle of Johnstown

Sep 30

Washington blames militia for problems

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