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  • Summer Speakers Series: Louis Riel–A rebel Comes To Keeseville

    Keeseville Fire Department 8 Pleasant Street, Keeseville, NY, United States

    Louis Riel was the founder of the Canadian province Manitoba, and a leader in the independence movement for Saskatchewan. A century and a half after his death, he remains one of the more controversial figures in Canada's history. Why did he find solace (and escape) through multiple trips to the small village of Keeseville? Rich Frost, author of several books on regional travel and history, most recently Rich in History: A Lake Champlain Reader, will try to answer that question,

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  • Patriot Burial Marker Unveiling

    Riverview Cemetery Rt. 9N, Clintonville, New York

    On Tuesday, October 7, 2025, a historic roadside marker will be unveiled inClintonville, commemorating the military service of an American Revolutionary War veteran. This marker was generously funded by the William G. Pomeroy Foundation under their Patriot Burials program, which recognizes individuals who fought in or were involved with the struggle for American independence. This Patriot Burial marker was applied for in collaboration with the Empire State Society Sons of the American Revolution. The unveiling will be held at 1:30

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  • AFHS Monthly Meeting

    Anderson Falls Heritage House Museum 96 Clinton Street, Keeseville, NY, United States

  • AFHS Monthly Meeting

    Anderson Falls Heritage House Museum 96 Clinton Street, Keeseville, NY, United States

  • AFHS Monthly Meeting

    Anderson Falls Heritage House Museum 96 Clinton Street, Keeseville, NY, United States

  • Historic Roadside Marker Narrated Bus Tour

    A Keeseville America 250 Event Keeseville pick-up and drop-off locations:1:00pm - Knights of Columbus (Rt. 9 South)1:05pm - Methodist Church Parking Lot (corner of Front & Clinton Streets) Limited to 15 passengers.

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