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– SCCC Community Archaeology Project behind 32 Front St. –
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– 23 Front St. (above) –
– 22 N. Church St. (above) –
— 18 N. Church St. (above) –
suns along the Mohawk
sunsets and sundries from the Schenectady Stockade
The Mohawk River and Riverside Park form the northern boundary of the Stockade Historic District, in Schenectady, NY. In photos taken from his block near Cucumber Alley and on short strolls around the neighborhood, David Giacalone presents views of and from the Mohawk, Riverside Park, and the Stockade -- with sunsets, special events, seasonal sights, and surprises.
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Recent Posts
- Tubman-Seward Sculpture unveiled at Central Library May 17, 2019
- in mem. City Hall Cherry Blossoms April 25, 2019
- Stockade blossoming in 2019 (updated) April 22, 2019
- mitigation recollection April 2, 2019
- the flamingo tradition continues in 2019 February 14, 2019
- watching the warm-up [with updates] February 4, 2019
- not quite a flood at Riverside Park January 25, 2019
- our first snow storm lures me outside January 21, 2019
- Nearly New Year’s Eve December 30, 2018
- wishing peace, joy, tolerance December 24, 2018
- one-page 2019 calendars celebrate Stockade & Schenectady December 16, 2018
- a bright Holiday Tree Lighting December 2, 2018
- looking good in blue (and green; and red) November 26, 2018
- a few impressions of the 2018 Holiday Parade November 17, 2018
- Stockade-athon 2018 visits Front Street and Lawrence November 11, 2018
- Stockade-athon will again visit Lawrence November 6, 2018
- foggy Mohawk evening November 2, 2018
- get over to Union College for autumn hues October 24, 2018
- Schenectady Train Station Opens October 17, 2018
- foggy October morning October 10, 2018
- 2018 Mohawk Fall Classic Regatta rows by October 7, 2018
- wings and players October 6, 2018
- 2nd Edition of Jamming on the Mohawk October 3, 2018
- Train Station gets its Gold Dome (update: and clock) September 13, 2018
- Images of the 2018 Stockade Outdoor Art Show September 8, 2018
- we need more Guyana Days September 2, 2018
- Orleans closes the Harbor Jam concert series August 12, 2018
- the Rose Garden satisfies again August 2, 2018
- a mini-Garden Tour July 22, 2018
- summer progress at the New Train Station July 18, 2018
- another early SummerNight (2018) July 14, 2018
- my camera took some liberties with the Casino fireworks July 6, 2018
- still missing the view from WGB June 30, 2018
- jumpin’ fireworks June 30, 2018
- Trail Extension Feasibility Study unveiled June 22, 2018
- sidewalking on a pretty Saturday morning June 9, 2018
- a selective 2018 Stockade tulip sampler May 18, 2018
- more arboreal Stockade splendor May 12, 2018
- cherry blossoms ’round Town May 6, 2018
- Let’s make Riverside Park a Pedestrian Sanctuary May 4, 2018
- The Stockade is in the pink (updated) May 3, 2018
- May Day brings a breath of blooming beauty May 1, 2018
- still hopeful for cherry blossoms April 27, 2018
- for the kids April 24, 2018
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