Cohoes History
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"City of Cohoes" Plane Featured on A&E
The U.S. Air National Guard Plane christened the "City of Cohoes" was featured on the A&E Channel. The A&E show was part of the "Search and Rescue" documentary series, and recounted the 1999 South Pole rescue of Dr. Jerri Nielsen, a doctor who was stricken with cancer.
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Marking Cohoes History
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Cohoes Falls
Learn more about the rich history and legends surrounding the beautiful Cohoes Falls.
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Cohoes Mastodon
The first mastodons (Mammut americanum) appeared about 1.6 million years ago. Learn more about the excavation of the Cohoes Mastodon skeleton.
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General History
Read a general overview of the history of Cohoes.
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George Stacey Davis
Almost forgotten today, George Stacey Davis was one of baseball's best players at the turn of the century. A stocky, powerful switch hitter, he began his career as a slightly erratic outfielder-third baseman and went on to become a league-leading shortstop.
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Joseph Melvin Leonard Camp No. 168
Explore the history of Joseph Melvin Leonard Camp No. 168, Sons of Spanish American War Veterans.
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Listing of Mayors Since 1869
View a listing of Cohoes City Mayors dating back to the City's incorporation in 1869.
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Overlook Park & Falls View Park
No visit to Cohoes is complete without taking in a view of the Cohoes Falls, which you can do at either Overlook Park or the newly renovated Falls View Park.
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Cohoes Visitor Center
Learn more about tours, programs, and other features hosted at the RiverSpark Visitor Center.
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Van Schaick Mansion
The Van Schaick Mansion was the home of Anthony Van Schaick, built in 1755.