Lock 17 Audio Tour
Lock 17 Audio Tour by Kaitlin Miller. Narrated by Robert Katz, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2019.
Entries by Little Falls Historical Society Museum
African American Monument at Little Falls Church Street Cemetery
African American Monument at Little Falls Church Street Cemetery by Natalie Reyes. Narrated by Robert Katz, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2019.
Old School House Audio Tour
The Old School House Audio Tour by Mary Zell Galen. Narrated by Anna Rutenbeck, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2021.
Attack on Petrie Gristmill Audio Tour
Attack on Petrie Gristmill Audio Tour by Robin Cochrane. Narrated by Anna Rutenbeck, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2021.
Petrie Gristmill Audio Tour
The Petrie Gristmill Audio Tour by Robin Cochrane. Narrated by Anna Rutenbeck, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2021.
Church Street Cemetery Audio Tour
The Church Street Cemetery Audio Tour by Anna Rutenbeck. Narrated by Anna Rutenbeck, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2021.
Octagon Church & Burying Ground Audio Tour
The Octagon Church Site and Burying Ground Audio Tour written and narrated by Anna Rutenbeck, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2021.
The Old Bank Building Survives and Thrives by Pat Frezza-Gressler
The wisdom of historic preservation has not always been a given. The desire by some to preserve old buildings and places is at times pitted against those who would rather “start over” with new construction.
2021 Annual Report
View the 2021 Little Falls Historical Society Annual report Including elections, membership, sponsors, online activities, writing series, and more.
Palatine Germans in Search of a Land to Call Home by Ginny Rogers
January 17, 2022 marks the 300th anniversary of the Burnetsfield Patent.
The earliest European settlers in the Mohawk Valley came from what is now southwest Germany. Under near constant threat of destruction, whether from multiple wars, invasions, or the plague, in the near hundred years leading up to the 18th century, the southwest German population experienced extreme hardship.
