Schenectady's Stockade

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The book explores Schenectady's Stockade, the first historic district in New York State, highlighting its significance as one of the oldest European-settled areas in the U.S. It showcases the remarkable survival of over 40 historic buildings, despite a devastating fire in 1819 that altered the landscape. The mix of architectural styles, from 17th-century Dutch to modern, reflects the area's rich history. Through photographs and maps, it narrates the evolution of this unique community along the Mohawk River, emphasizing its importance in American heritage.