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Old Stone Fort & Historic Schoharie – Revolutionary War to Pioneer Village

The Old Stone Fort in Schoharie, New York—built as a church in 1772 and fortified in 1777—stood against Sir John Johnson’s raid during the Revolution, one of the most destructive attacks in the Mohawk and Schoharie valleys. The stone-walled fort and cemetery preserve the memory of local militia under Colonel Peter Vrooman and the settlers who defended the valley. The site includes the Old Stone Fort Museum, the Badgley Museum Annex, Pioneer Village, and the Palatine House, tracing Schoharie’s history from frontier settlement through the 19th century. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the Old Stone Fort and historic Schoharie invite you to connect with the people, places, and courage that shaped a nation. Located in Schoharie, New York, this site is part of the rich heritage of the Mohawk Valley and the fight for American independence.' AmericanaJourneys.com Chapters 00:04 Old Stone Fort in American Revolution Intro 00:12 Old Stone Fort 00:24 War Memorials 00:31 Colonel Peter Vrooman 00:56 Old Stone Fort Museum 01:24 Badgley Museum Annex 01:29 Pioneer Village 02:05 Palatine House Museum 02:24 Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum 03:03 Swarts Tavern Duel 03:12 Village of Schoharie ✨ If you enjoy exploring Revolutionary War history and America’s heritage sites, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this journey through Schoharie’s past. #RevolutionaryWar #OldStoneFort #Schoharie #MohawkValley #AmericanHistory #US250