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Retreat To The 18th Century At Saratoga National Historical Park

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Experience 18th-century toys, crafts, and games at 18th Century Day at Saratoga National Historical Park on August 13/NPS

You can step back in time at the Schuyler House at Saratoga National Historical Park in New York and get in touch with history at 18th Century Day on August 13.

The free event will feature colonial craftsmen as they take you back in time when all things for the home were handmade. More than 25 artisans will demonstrate their crafts much as they were plied more than 200 years ago. Try your hand at candle dipping, games and toys, churn butter, listen to music, watch sheep shearing, or join a free tour of Gen. Philip Schuyler’s house.  

“This event brings history alive with demonstrations and interactive activities,” said park Superintendent Amy Bracewell. “Young and old alike will have a great time experiencing life in the 18th century.”

Families can enjoy this re-creation of colonial life at Gen. Philip Schuyler’s 1777 house located on Route 4 in Schuylerville, New York. Sponsored by the Old Saratoga Historical Association in cooperation with the National Park Service.

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