Albany and Central New York
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1. Congress Park
Italian gardens, ponds, fountains, and statuary punctuate wide lawns at this park in the heart of the city. Fifty cents buys you a ride on a carousel with 28 horses that were carved and painted about a century ago.
Saratoga Springs, New York, 12866, USASight Details
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2. Fort Stanwix National Monument
In 1758, during the French and Indian Wars, the British built a fort here to protect the strategic Oneida Carrying Place—a 1-mi-long area between the Mohawk River and Oneida Lake where boats had to be carried. It was part of the route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. A path here allows you to walk part of the Oneida Carrying Place. The British eventually abandoned the fort, which the American rebels took over at the start of the Revolutionary War. The fort came under attack by British forces, Tories, and their Indian allies for three weeks in August 1777, but the rebels were able to fend off the siege. The structure you see today is a reconstruction of that fort, which suffered a major fire and destructive floods after the Revolution.
112 E. Park St., Rome, New York, 13440, USA315-336--2090Sight Details
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3. Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery
The contains galleries large enough for oversize works and innovative installations, a 150-seat presentation room, and multimedia classrooms for lectures and film screenings. The rooftop is the setting for summer concerts.
815 N Broadway, Saratoga Springs, New York, 12866, USA518-580--8080Sight Details
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4. Shako:wi Cultural Center
The center, in a log building on the grounds of the Oneida Indian Nation, has exhibits highlighting baskets, beadwork, dolls, and wampum. You may also learn about the role of the Oneida Nation during the American Revolution, when it sided with the rebels rather than with the British.
5 Territory Rd., Oneida, New York, 13421, USA315-829-8801Sight Details
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