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The Lake Country: Documenting Five Centuries of Indigenous History in the Helderbergs

Thu, May 01

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Medusa Branch ​(Ambulance Building)

Centuries ago, local Native families traveled, hunted, fished and camped in a high elevation district they called Mbeesuk (At the Lakes), the area known today as the Helderberg Hilltowns.

The Lake Country: Documenting Five Centuries of Indigenous History in the Helderbergs
The Lake Country: Documenting Five Centuries of Indigenous History in the Helderbergs

Time & Location

May 01, 2025, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Medusa Branch ​(Ambulance Building) , 380 Fox Creek Rd, Medusa, NY 12120, USA

About the Event

Centuries ago, local Native families traveled, hunted, fished and camped in a high elevation district they called Mbeesuk (At the Lakes), the area known today as the Helderberg Hilltowns. Historic documentation is scarce, but careful analysis of what is available can tell us much about a nearly-vanished world. Join us for this presentation at the Medusa Branch of the Rensselaerville Library for a presentation a little-known topic and get a glimpse of the Hilltowns in the era before Euro-American settlement.

This event is organized by the Rensselaerville Library and hosted at the Medusa Branch of the library. There is no pre-registration required.

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