Continental Arms Collectors Association’s Revolutionary War Unit encamped at Behling’s Orchard on September 20. The group, interpreting a company from the 1st New York Regiment, Continental Army in 1782, set up an authentic 18th century military camp site.
This week, you can meet the good folks of Fulton who worked on behalf of the Salvation Army, courtesy of unstoppable local archivist Tom Tryniski of FultonHistory.com. Go inside the story to get a bonus photo, and to meet the city’s first police officer.
At a recent meeting, the Oswego County Historical Society (OCHS) welcomed five new Board of Trustees members. These members will help to keep the Richardson-Bates House Museum available for visitors to learn more about the history of their community. Seated, from left, are Barbara Hanley and Mary Roman. Standing, from left, are George DeMass, Connie Clancy, and Alan Woodworth. For more information about the OCHS or the museum call 343-1342.
This week’s visit to the history books takes us back nearly a century to see Fulton’s finest, in 1916. Click into the story to see another photo and get some of the names of the men who kept us safe, way back when.
As always, the photos are courtesy of Tom Tryniski and his fabulous website, FultonHistory.com.
Doris Allen, a long-time resident of Oswego, took people on an historic walk through city streets uncovering clues about Oswego’s past on Saturday afternoon. The more than six dozen crowded into the H. Lee White Marine Museum didn’t have to step outside, as Allen invited them to let their imaginations do the walking.
Continental Arms Collectors Association’s Revolutionary War Unit participated in Fair Haven’s annual July Independence Celebration Parade.
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