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The History of Albany's Beaver Creek Walking Tour

Location

The Historic South End, The Pastures and Lincoln Park, Albany, NY
Schuyler Mansion, 32 Catherine Street
Albany, NY 12202

42.641474 -73.759383

County: Albany
Region: Upper Hudson

Date(s)

  • September 27, 2025, 10:00AM

Details

Event Type Walk/Hike Description Join City Historian, Anthony Opalka, and a representative from the city's water department for an encore presentation of a walk/talk of Albany's Beaver Creek. While construction on Lincoln Park is underway and the original path of Beaver Creek has been daylighted to some extent, this is the perfect time to discuss the use of Beaver Creek in the 17th and 18th centuries and to discuss the evolution of the city and its effects on waterways. We will follow the original path of Beaver Creek and discuss how it has been redirected by humans over time. The talk begins at Schuyler Mansion, in the Visitors Center. Space is limited. Call the museum to register: 518-434-0834. Organization Hosting the Event Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site Phone Number (518) 434-0834

Registration

Advance registration required.
Wednesday, September 24, 2025 Call the mansion at 518-434-0834

Additional Information

City streets, city park, uphill to top of Lincoln park
Additional Equipment Required: no

Trip Duration (hours): 2
Difficulty: Moderate
Length (miles): 1.5
Boots Needed: No

Family Friendly: Yes
Barrier Free or Wheelchar accessible? Portion
Additional Wheelchair Info: city streets are accessible, but traversing the park may not be. It is uphil
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