Old Stone Fort

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Old Stone Fort is a 1772 church that was used as a fort during the Revolutionary War and an armory during the Civil War. Reports say there is still a cannonball hall embedded in its wall, but that isn’t the only thing that remains here from its past. Witnesses say they’ve seen an apparition, and heard a woman scream in the tower and an organ play itself. The site has been featured on an episode of TV’s Ghost Hunters.

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Geographic Information

Address:
145 Fort Rd
Schoharie, NY 12157
United States

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GPS:
42.6777299, -74.302143
County:
Schoharie County, New York
Nearest Towns:
Schoharie, NY (0.9 mi.)
Central Bridge, NY (3.0 mi.)
Middleburgh, NY (5.7 mi.)
Esperance, NY (6.2 mi.)
Delanson, NY (7.4 mi.)
Cobleskill, NY (9.3 mi.)
Duanesburg, NY (10.3 mi.)
Duane Lake, NY (11.2 mi.)
Mariaville Lake, NY (13.4 mi.)
Richmondville, NY (13.6 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://theoldstonefort.org
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