Remember When…

Below is a black and white photo of Soldiers and Sailors monument, here in Ballston Spa, NY. This monument was dedicated on June 14th, 1888. Photograph from collection of Arthur […]

This house is where Major General Abner Doubleday was born June 16, 1819. It still stands, much of which is still in its original condition. Major General Doubleday was a

Hope everyone had a great holiday yesterday. Pictured below is a black and white photo of the Memorial Day Parade in 1939 on Milton Ave. right here in Ballston Spa,

On a sunny day like today, carriage driver George West, Jr. and another man sit in a small open carriage drawn by one horse in an elaborate harness. The stone block

When remodeling was done on the Jonathan Filer Homestead on Middle Line Road, a charred braided rope was found in the wall.  Legend has it that the rope was used

It’s that time of year again! Next month, the Farmer’s market will begin again. This black and white photo is of Farmers Market in Wiswall Park Area on May in

The Ballston Boys at Fort Ethan Allen, May 13, 1917.

Below is a black and white photograph of a reproduction Schenectady/Saratoga Trolley on Front Street. You can just see it passing by the Old Iron Spring on the left, here

Located northeast of the village on the Glowegee Creek, the first grist mill in the Town of Galway was erected on this site in 1785 by Daniel Campbell. Levi Parkis

Recognize this part of town? This World War I postcard shows military tanks passing through downtown Ballston Spa on April 23, 1919.