This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
Schroth’s Company of Roger’s Rangers are returning to Fort Brewerton for another encampment! The Schroth's New York Company of Roger's Rangers will return to present a living history weekend designed to replicate life and the soldier's way in colonial America in the 1750s and 60s, They will also have elements of the 46th Regiment of Foot that portray a British Light infantry unit and an 18th century bateaux (boat) crew that will serve as the crew of the HMS Nettle. Each crew will give a living history of what it would be like at Fort Brewerton. Cooking, camp life, musket and cannon drills will be demonstrated as well as fire making and bush warfare. The public is welcome to attend and discover how life was truly lived here at Fort Brewerton during the 1700's.
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
History On Tap
SUNY Professor Candace Haak of the History Dept will present her class's work in Oswego Town Rural and Riverside Cemeteries.
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Schroth's New York Company of Roger's Rangers will return to present a living history weekend designed to replicate life and the soldier's way in colonial America in the 1750s and 60s, They will also have elements of the 46th Regiment of Foot that portray a British Light infantry unit and an 18th century bateaux (boat) crew that will serve as the crew of the HMS Nettle. Each crew will give a living history of what it would be like at Fort Brewerton. 
Cooking, camp life, musket and cannon drills will be demonstrated as well as fire making and bush warfare. The public is welcome to attend and discover how life was truly lived here at Fort Brewerton during the 1700's.
