Other Historic Sites
Fort Klock- A mid-18th century fur trading post and fortified stone house
structure that was widely used in the Mohawk Valley by settlers as a place of
refuge during the French and Indian War, and later, the War of
Independence
Indian Castle Church-
Built in 1769 by Sir William Johnson, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The 231
year old church is now owned and maintained by the Indian Castle Church
Restoration and Preservation Society.
Nellis Tavern-
Built in 1749 by Christian Nellis and maintained by the Palatine Historical
Society. It was a public tavern, and store etc.
Larger
View of above photo, cleaning the Erie Canal opposite St. Johnsville in the
spring of 1900
Erie Canal Lock 33
St. Johnsville, New York
Margaret Reaney Memorial
Library & Museum-. Built in 1909 as a gift from local textile
manufacturer, Joseph H. Reaney. The building is dedicated in memory of Mr.
Reaney's beloved mother, Margaret Julia Reaney.
Other Interesting Links:
Erie Canal and how
it affected towns & cities
Historic photos of
St.Johnsville
Three Rivers-Hudson-Mohawk-Schoharie
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