David Levine tells Tales of the Hudson Valley in his book “The Hudson Valley: The First 250 Million Years” He has shared a few here. This is his seventh book; he is also the author, co-author or ghostwriter of six sports books, including Life on the Rim (Macmillan) and In the Land of Giants (Little, Brown). He is a Read more…

Salina Baker tells audio historical Tales of the American Revolution from New York to Boston to Washington’s Delaware Crossing. Map of Tales

Brad Utter tells Tales from up and down the Erie Canal via Empire State Engagements with Robert Chiles   Map of Tales

Cara Macri of The Historic Albany Foundation tells TALES of the buildings that Albany has lost. Map of Tales 

See the city in the early 1800’s as Eights remembered. Map of Tales

Check out TALES in Alexandria as told by DC Military Tours Map of Tales

The Pastures is one of Albany’s oldest neighborhoods and was originally a cow pasture outside the stockade in the earliest days of Beverwyck. Map of Tales

Self-guided tour of Schenectady’s Stockade section using maps and audio from  the Stockade Association The Stockade was designated New York State’s first Historic District in 1962. The walking tour features stops along the streets of the original Stockade. Each stop tells a unique story about the architecture and people who helped shape Schenectady’s 350 year history. Read more…

Enjoy Historic Albany Foundation’s Tales of Modern Architecture. Map of Tales Tour Brochure

New York State appropriated 98 acres in the heart of Albany.  In the place of the many home and businesses in these 40 city blocks seized by the state, a massive modern office complex, the Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza, would arise. The city hasn’t been the same.   Map of Tales

The Mohawk Towpath Byway tracks the the historic route of the Erie Canal between Schenectady and Waterford/Cohoes. Map of Tales

HEAR all about the 26 historic spots on the original path of the Columbia Turnpike