Things To Do in Melrose, New York

'Tomhannock Reservoir', a man made reservoir 6 miles northeast of the City, in the town of Pittstown. The reservoir is 5 miles long and holds 12.3 billion gallons when full. The quality of the water from the Tomhannock Reservoir ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. We want our many visitors to realize that they are looking at one of the single most important broad overviews of American history anywhere in the country! What you see before you is the confluence of the Hudson and Mohawk ... More on HMDB

Military headquarters in the days leading up to the Battle of Saratoga. Open 2-4 Thursday and Sunday, year round. More on Albany.org

The home, once used as military headquarters, contains exhibits on 18th century life and original furniture. Situated at the strategic junction of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers, the 18th-century bri... More on Heritage

Inscription. Author of "Moby Dick", Family Home 1838-1847, Did his earliest writing and, completed first two books, here; "Typee" and "Omoo", , Erected 1953 by New York State Education Department. , Location. 42° 46.416′ ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The five Hall of Famers pictured above played for Troy, N. Y. (NL) between 1879 and 1882. When Troy resigned from the National League after the 1882 season, these players continued their stellar pro careers with other ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Troy, N. Y. Birthplace of the, San Francisco: Giants: When Troy resigned from the National League in 1882, most of its players went to the N. Y. Gothams, renamed The Giants in 1883 (because of the "very tall Troy players") ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Designed and Built in 1932 by the, State of New York: Department of Public Works, Frederick Stuart Greene, Superintendent, T. F Farrell Chief Engineer, H. O Scheermerhorn Asst. Chief Engineer, R. B. Smith Resident Eng, ... More on HMDB