PLATTEKILL, NEW YORK
Walk slowly, but explore loudly,
The Plattekill Historical Preservation Society was activated in August 2000
by a small group of enthusiasts to provide an opportunity for all
to participate in educational programs, research, documentation
and preservation of the history of our community.
2023 EVENT Schedule
RAILS to the RIVER
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Saturday, October 18th @ 1:00 PM
11th Annual 2023 Plattekill Historical Society Golf Tournament
Monday, August 19, 2024 @ 9:00 AM
NOVEMBER 2023
11th Annual Plattekill Historical Society Thanksgiving @ Coppola's
Sunday, November DATE @ 11:30 AM
MISSION
Contribute to the maintenance of quality historic standards and documentation; Serve as a source for the exchange of historic information; Help preserve public and private records and artifacts and work to ensure their accessibility for historic purposes; Promote interest in local and family history; Collect and preserve artifacts that document the history of our community.
ABOUT THE PLATTEKILL HISTORIC GRANGE RESTORATION PROJECT
After 14 years without a permanent home, the Plattekill Historical Society has moved into new digs in the old Plattekill Grange No. 923 on Route 32. The volunteer work to renovate the circa-1903 building has been going on for more than a year and is still in progress, but enough of the renovation has been done that the first floor is ready. Click READ MORE for more information.
PLATTEKILL HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY PROGRAMS
& EVENTS
Part of the mission of the Plattekill Historical Preservation is education and community - to carry forth our local history and preserve for generations to come. As part of that we ave monthly programs and events ~ where you can discover and learn our enriched history of Plattekill. Click READ MORE for the upcoming schedule.
PRESERVATION OF PLATTEKILL, NEW YORK
Do you have some photos or memorablia from Plattekill (including the Hamlets of the following townships: Ardonia, Clintondale, Modena, New Hurley, and Plattekill?
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We are interested in possibly scanning and preserving those amazing pieces of history.
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