CRES Partners

CRES is proud to be affiliated with so many great revolutionary places

The Center for Revolutionary Era Studies works with Saratoga National Historical Park and other Capital Region historic sites to promote awareness of the critical role New York played in the American Revolution and the founding of the American Republic. To that end, we are pleased to promote the preservation work of the following groups:

Saratoga National Historical Park
The park consist of three sites. The battlefield is the largest of the three. The other two sites are the Schuyler House and the Saratoga Monument.

Musicians of Ma'alwyck
In residence at the Schuyler Mansion, a New York State Historic Site, and at the Schenectady County Community College, the group performs regularly on concert series in Upstate New York presenting programs specializing in the music of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. 

Albany County Historic Association 
A non-profit state chartered organization that helps preserve and explain the history and heritage of New York's Capital Region.

Fort Stanwix
Fort Stanwix offers tremendous learning experiences. Come see the ancient trials and the Marius Willett collections management and education center.

Fort Ticonderoga
Fort Ticonderoga offers a deeper understanding of the American Revolution from the French-Indian War and the Revolutionary War periods. Come experience the programs, the stories and the wonderful site.

Bennington Battlefield
Bennington Battlefield is where the battle between Bristish forces of General John Burgoyne and American forces of General John Stark took place. Come talk a walk where history was made.

Stony Point Battlefield
Stong Point Battle is one of the last major Revolutionary War battles. Come to the battlefield to experience history as well as it's museum, the Stony Point Lighthouse and programs such their reenactment.

Herkimer House
This is the estate of Nicholas Herkimer, who helped prevail Americans troops over the British. The Herkimer House on the weekends during summer egnage in household and farm activities done during the Revolutionary Era. 

Fraunce Tavern Museum 
Experience the Revolutionary era in the Fraunce Tavern Museum. Check out the spectaular events and exbits.

Albany Historic Foundation 
Historic Albany Foundation is a private, not for profit membership organization working to promote the preservcation and appreciation of the built environment in and around the city of Albany.

Albany County Historical Association
Ten Broeck Manison is the home of the Albany County Historical Association. Come see the federal-style house, named Prospect.

Capital District Underground Workshop
Visit parts of the underground railroad. The workshop offers people the opporunity to visit some historical landmarks of the abolitionist who helped gain freedom for African Americans. 

New York State Library
Learn all about the Revolutionary Era of the United States. The library has an abundance of resources about important parts of the United States' history.

Schuyler Mansion 
Come to the renowned house of the revolutionary general Philip Schuyler. The mansion has guided tours as well has amazing exhibits to check out.

Clinton House
The Clinton house was built in 1765.  The house was used in the late 1700's when the capital of New York was in Poughkeepsie. Come check out the old fashion historic house.