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Support for flood-damaged fort makes for happier holidays
Sunday, November 27, 2011
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During the aftermath of Hurricane Irene this past summer, Alessa Wylie can remember assessing the damage and thinking, “Well, maybe it’s not so bad.”
As it turned out, the 1749 home to Sir William Johnson wasn’t hit as hard as some other historical buildings along the Mohawk River, but the flooding still took quite a toll. ..
As it turned out, the 1749 home to Sir William Johnson wasn’t hit as hard as some other historical buildings along the Mohawk River, but the flooding still took quite a toll. ..
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