Wednesday, September 3, 2025 Nestled in the southeastern corner of the Adirondack Park, Edinburg boasts some of the region’s oldest structures from Greek Revival homes to an iconic covered bridge. Before Great Sacandaga Lake’s creation in 1930, the Sacandaga River valley guided the lands’ ancestral occupants – Haudenosaunee and Mohican peoples – to and from…
Last Offered 2019. Not currently being offered. Throughout the 19th century, river drives transported trees cut in the Adirondacks down the Hudson River to busy mills closer to Albany. The pulp, paper, and lumber industry defined the growth of upper Hudson River communities. The largest pulp and paper mill was located in Corinth, the International…
Last Offered 2017. Not currently being offered. AARCH is off to the races! We have a full day planned for our inaugural trip to the Saratoga Racetrack, whose history dates back to 1863, when John “Old Smoke” Morrissey organized the first thoroughbred meet. The great success of the first meet led to the construction of…