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Corinth, NY By Pam Morin<br />

Corinth, NY is an Upper Hudson River waterfront community,<br />

south of Hadley and Lake Luzerne and 15 minutes from Queensbury<br />

and Glens Falls, with three miles of flat water, allowing watersports<br />

to capture the hearts of both resident and<br />

summer visitors.<br />

These clean clear waters add to the<br />

centerpiece of this quaint town and village.<br />

To highlight this peaceful attraction,<br />

the community has created a wonderful<br />

series of parks that are conjoined by an<br />

easy stroll from the beach along the walkway<br />

allowing for family picnics, reunions<br />

and special events to be a common practice.<br />

The very popular Pagenstecher Park<br />

screams of adventure as its high rise picnic<br />

area hangs above sheer cliffs known<br />

as palisades. These are the only palisades<br />

on the 350 mile Hudson River besides<br />

those on the northern New Jersey shoreline<br />

banks just before entering in to the<br />

Atlantic Ocean.<br />

A park visitor in the Village walking<br />

along the river can also be very captivated<br />

by the extreme drop in elevation and the<br />

dramatic 90 degree angle eastward that<br />

the river takes as it passes by the old pulp<br />

mill and heads to Queensbury and Glens<br />

Falls.<br />

In days gone by, the railway system<br />

spurred from the pulp mill and shirt factories<br />

in town to the main line as product<br />

was transported south to the metropolitan<br />

areas.<br />

Today the Saratoga North Creek Railway<br />

passes through what appears to be a<br />

wide open expanse, with only a lone sign<br />

to alert anyone to the planning that had<br />

been focused on this community.<br />

Train riders would not be alerted to<br />

the excitement and planning that has gone<br />

into the site redevelopment.<br />

the platform and station will take place this summer.<br />

But while they wait, the passionate and patriotic folks of this community<br />

bond and show their strength often as they reach to restructure<br />

the economy on their way to reshaping the future years of the Town<br />

and Village.<br />

The military pride in Corinth in always<br />

accented and the Town Hall Veteran’s<br />

Memorial and Park are true examples<br />

of their heritage and history. The<br />

Honor Roll in front of Town Hall reflects<br />

all those In Active Duty and the Civil War<br />

Monument that stands vigil at Town Hall.<br />

Corinth also has program honoring<br />

Korean War Veterans. On November 8th<br />

at the Corinth High School auditorium,<br />

we will be holding our Veterans Day celebration.<br />

There is plenty to do in this community<br />

as the watersports top the chart, while<br />

special events, hunting, fishing, hiking ,<br />

biking, snowshoeing and summer music<br />

concerts come in second. Above all,<br />

and taking first place would be the leisure<br />

world of camping in the Adirondack<br />

Mountains by the river or lake sweeps<br />

away the blues as the repeat fresh air lovers<br />

spend every minute they can get away<br />

to rejuvenate in the small community.<br />

The arrival of the railroad to Corinth<br />

was one of the big events in the history of<br />

the community.<br />

With it came the telegraph, and<br />

Corinth was brought hours nearer to the<br />

big world centers.<br />

The twenty-five miles to Hadley was<br />

completed by <strong>18</strong>65, and the railroad<br />

began operating a train from Saratoga<br />

Springs through Corinth, and to Hadley.<br />

The building of the railroad has to be one<br />

of the more important historical events<br />

in the development and progress of the<br />

Town and Village of Corinth.accented<br />

and the Town Hall Veteran’s Memorial and<br />

Park are true examples of their heritage<br />

and history..<br />

Today, under agreement with NYS<br />

and part of the First Wilderness Heritage<br />

There is plenty to do in this community<br />

Corridor, plans are underway to move<br />

as the watersports top the chart, while<br />

forward with recently chosen design for<br />

special events, hunting, fishing, hiking ,<br />

a new railroad station and trolley stop with<br />

biking, snowshoeing and summer music<br />

an orientation kiosk and a sidewalk connection<br />

concerts come in second. Above all, and<br />

to the center of the Village. Prog-<br />

taking first place would be the leisure world<br />

ress is being made. The old buried building<br />

of camping in the Adirondack Mountains by<br />

was dug up and removed and new trenches<br />

the river or lake sweeps away the blues as<br />

have been installed for the new foundation.<br />

The site is slated for the installation<br />

the repeat fresh air lovers spend every<br />

minute they can get away to rejuvenate<br />

of electric service. Hope is that Phase 1 of<br />

in the small community.<br />

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