Mohawk River Valley Region
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For a day devoted to visiting Revolutionary War battlefields or an extended stay learning about Native American culture or Colonial life in New York State, you'll find that the Mohawk Valley Region has it all. You can also forge your own path through history from the complete list of MVPTH Destinations.  Historic sites may be seasonal or by appointment only.  MVPTH suggests contacting sites prior to visiting to verify hours of operation and admission details.

 

Trails to Roads

Trails to Roads

Breadbasket of the Revolution

Breadbasket of the Revolution

Footsteps of Washington

Footsteps of Washington

Western Frontier and the Border Wars

Western Frontier and the Border Wars

Battlefields and Raids

Battlefields and Raids

Colonial Sites

Colonial Sites

Native Americans in the Revolution

Native Americans in the Revolution

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John Johnson fortifies Johnson Hall and arms his tenants and concentrates his entire force in the vincinity, plus 300 well-armed Native Americans.

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