Discover Black History Month in Syracuse
Syracuse, New York, has long been a place of courage, resilience, and progress within Black history. From its pivotal role in the Abolitionist Movement and the Underground Railroad to the cultural…
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13 Curves: Ghost Bride Lore of Syracuse, NY
Have you heard the eerie tale of 13 Curves, one of the most haunted roads in Syracuse, NY? Whether you're a ghost story junkie or just looking for spooky things to do in Central New York, buckle…
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Exploring Syracuse: A Guide to the Area’s Rich History and Culture
Whether you’re a dedicated history buff or just looking to immerse yourself in a new cultural experience, Syracuse is filled with great places to explore! Journey through historical sites, local eats…
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Behind the Scenes in Syracuse: Movies Made in the Heart of New York
Think you know Syracuse? Think again! From gritty sports dramas to quirky comedies, our city has been the backdrop for some unforgettable films. Check out our guide below for a cinematic journey…
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Explore The Neighborhoods of Syracuse
Syracuse is a city stuffed with history. Known as ‘The Salt City’ thanks not only to our famous salt potatoes, but the Irish salt miners who struck salty gold along the coastline of Onondaga Lake…
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Celebrate Women's History Month In Syracuse
Syracuse and Upstate New York house a rich history of monumental movements & accomplishments that have shaped not only our country's culture but our constitutional rights. Celebrate the courage &…
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Erie Canal: Who's Laughing Now
New York State’s 6th Governor, Dewitt Clinton, was laughed at for an idea that a man-made waterway system could be created to connect the New York City port to the rest of the state. He was widely…
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