The Schenectady County Historical Society shares stories, inspires dialogue, and encourages understanding of the history, people, and cultures of Schenectady County.
Featured Events
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Book Talk & Signing: “George Lunn: The 1912 Socialist Victory in Schenectady”
Journalist and County Historian Bill Buell will discuss his new book that details the life of George Lunn
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Howlin’ at the Moon with the Red Haired Strangers
Howl with the Red Haired Strangers
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A Very Mabee Thanksgiving
Explore the reasons and ways in which people gave thanks, from the Colonial to Victorian era
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A Night at the Inn
Allweary travelers are invited to stop by for games, adult libations, and good company.
Our Sites
We own and operate three historic sites in Schenectady County – home to exhibitions, events, and programs.
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Mabee Farm Historic Site
With its deep history and riverside beauty, it’s the perfect place to explore Mohawk Valley heritage.
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Museum & Library
The Museum & Library is the perfect starting point for discovering the history of Schenectady County.
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Brouwer House Creative
One of Schenectady's oldest homes, the Brouwer House is a vibrant centerpiece of Schenectady city culture.
Become a Member!
Your membership grants you exclusive benefits while also supporting local history. We recently introduced new benefits to members - we hope you'll take advantage of these new perks by becoming a member of the Schenectady County Historical Society!
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