Of the nearly 300 battles fought during the Revolution, almost 100 were fought on New York soil. Those in the Mohawk Valley Region were amongst the most crucial. Follow in the footsteps of a Revolution...

Fort Stanwix National Monument, Rome. Known as “the fort that never surrendered.” Explore this full-scale reconstructed national treasure.

Burial Place and monument in honor of Francis Bellamy, author of The Pledge of Allegiance. Rome City Cemetery.

Oriskany Battlefield State Historic Site, 7801 St Rt 69, Oriskany. Considered to be a significant turning point in the War of Independence, the Battle of Oriskany, fought August 6, 1777, has been described as one of the bloodiest battles of the war.

Shako:wi Cultural CenterConstructed in 1993, the center stands as a testament to the rich lives, talents and heroism of the Oneida people. The building is named in memory of Richard Chrisjohn (Wolf Clan), former Nation Representative, whose Oneida name means “he gives.” That spirit of giving is what the facility is all about – it is designed to give visitors and future generations sense of their roots and heritage.

Oneida County Historical Society, 1608 Genesee Street, Utica. Archives, collections, and special exhibits. Learn about Utica native and Union General Daniel Butterfield, the composer of Taps.

Steuben Memorial State Historic Site, Starr Hill, Remsen. The Steuben Memorial honors the "Drillmaster of the American Revolution," Baron von Steuben.

Herkimer Home State Historic Site, 200 State Route 169, Little Falls. Georgian-style mansion was the home to Revolutionary War hero, General Nicholas Herkimer.