The serene backdrop of Caroga Lake in the southern Adirondacks has long been a destination for artists, musicians, and creatives. Its buildings, landscapes, and history offer a rich tapestry to explore the impact of how a former artists’ colony inspires a vibrant, modern-day arts movement in the area, one that thrives under the stewardship of…
The city of Gloversville fittingly developed around the glove industry, and relied heavily on the prosperity of abundant tanneries across the southern Adirondacks to provide leather. With the departure of this important industry, the city has its eye on the future and is working to revitalize its buildings, infrastructure, and businesses. Fulton County Historian and…
The village of Northville was a flourishing community boasting a rich residential housing stock and a range of architectural styles during the 19th century. The FJ& G railroad, which opened in 1875, built the Sacandaga Park resort on 700 acres across the river, with hundreds of summer cottages, large hotels and impressive recreational venues. The…
