Mohawk Valley Collection

Coat Button of Butler's Rangers , a Tory/Loyalist Corps
3031166 Coat Button of Butler's Rangers , a Tory/Loyalist Corps; Private Collection; (add.info.: American Revolution, Pewter Coat Button of Butler's Rangers)

DEWITT CLINTON LOCOMOTIVE. Built for the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad by the West Point Foundry Association, which made its first excursion trip with passengers from Albany to Schenectady on 9 August

Mohawk Valley and Mohawk River, United States of America

Mohawk Valley, United States of America

N. Y. C. R. R. New York Central Railroad at Little Falls, Mohawk Valley, N. Y, Jackson
N.Y.C.R.R. New York Central Railroad at Little Falls, Mohawk Valley, N.Y, Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942, Railroads, Rivers, Valleys, United States, New York (State), Mohawk River, United States

FORT STANWIX. Fort on the Mohawk River at the present site of Rome, New York. Drawing, 18th century

ERIE CANAL: LITTLE FALLS. Village of Little Falls, New York, showing the Mohawk River and the Erie Canal. Steel engraving, 1839

Plan of Fort Stanwix, built in 1758 on the Mohawk River at the present site of Rome, New York
FORT STANWIX, 1758. Plan of Fort Stanwix, built in 1758 on the Mohawk River at the present site of Rome, New York

The British fort at German Flats on the Mohawk River, Herkimer County, New York. Line engraving, 1756
BRITISH FORT, 1756. The British fort at German Flats on the Mohawk River, Herkimer County, New York. Line engraving, 1756

FORT JOHNSON, c1760. North view of Fort Johnson, on the Mohawk River, New York. Line engraving, English, c1760, after a drawing by Guy Johnson, the son of Governor William Johnson

ERIE CANAL: LITTLE FALLS. Village of Little Falls, New York, showing the Mohawk River and the Erie Canal. Wood engraving, 1839

NEW YORK: LITTLE FALLS. Little Falls, New York, on the Mohawk River. Steel engraving, 1839

MAP: UTICA, 1802. Map of Utica, New York, 1802. Contemporary engraving

ERIE CANAL, c1830. The canal at the Little Falls of the Mohawk River. Wood engraving, c1830

MOHAWK VALLEY, NY, 1838. Railroad scene in the Mohawk Valley, New York state. Steel engraving, 1838, after a drawing by William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854)

NEW YORK: RAILROAD, 1831. The first locomotive to run on the Mohawk Valley Railroad, September 1831. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

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"Discover the Rich History and Natural Beauty of Mohawk Valley, USA" Step back in time and explore the captivating Mohawk Valley, a region steeped in history and blessed with breathtaking landscapes. From the iconic Dewitt Clinton Locomotive that once traversed the Mohawk & Hudson Railroad to the majestic Mohawk River flowing through this enchanting part of America, there is so much to discover. Immerse yourself in the past as you visit Fort Stanwix, an impressive fortification built on the banks of the Mohawk River in Rome, New York. Marvel at its strategic location and imagine life during colonial times. Nearby, don't miss Fort Johnson with its North view showcasing a glimpse into 18th-century military architecture. As you journey along Little Falls, be captivated by its picturesque village nestled alongside both the mighty Mohawk River and Erie Canal. Witness how these waterways played a vital role in shaping transportation history while enjoying stunning views that have inspired artists throughout centuries. Take a moment to study historical maps like Utica's 1802 depiction, offering insights into early settlement patterns and urban development. Explore German Flats' British fort engraving from 1756 for another glimpse into our nation's storied past. But it's not just about history; nature lovers will find solace amidst panoramic vistas found throughout this valley. The rolling hills dotted with charming towns create an idyllic backdrop for outdoor adventures such as hiking or simply taking leisurely strolls along riverbanks. Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment or natural tranquility, let your senses be awakened by all that awaits you in beautiful Mohawk Valley – where tales of locomotives echo through time and scenic wonders leave lasting impressions on every visitor fortunate enough to experience this hidden gem within America's heartland.