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Thu
31
Jul
Thursday, July 31, 2025 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Johnson Hall State Historic Site
What's new at the Hall? Johnson
Hall is rounding out July with free open house tours on to debut the final
elements of our new digital exhibit! This interactive touch screen explores the
hall as a crossroad of culture on the 18th century borderlands of
New York, and features new information on trade, diplomacy, and the Johnson
Hall community. The Hall itself will also be open
for FREE open house tours, and staff will offer pop-up programming on the
colonial fur trade, and on the material lives of the people enslaved at Johnson
Hall in the 18th century throughout the day. Please call
518-762-8712 for more information.
Registration: Not required
Sat
25
Oct
Saturday, October 25, 2025 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Johnson Hall State Historic Site
(518) 762-8712
250 years ago, colonists in the Mohawk Valley shared
chilling tales of death and supernatural horrors brought from their homelands
or born of legends in North America. Join us at Johnson Hall as storyteller
Campbell Higle recounts tales of the restless dead from Germany and Ireland,
ghostly apparitions from the Mohawk and Hudson valleys, and even the grisly
legend of the infamous Scottish cannibal, Sawney Bean! Note Well! This program includes tragic and terrifying
stories of death, murder, cannibalism, and vengeful ghosts, and is not
recommended for young children.
Due to limited space, pre-registration is required. Please call (518) 762-8712 for
more information.
Registration: Required