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NSHA explores records‑storage options; commission notes 'Black Watch in NYS' program on March 15
Summary
The New Scotland Historical Association is exploring a records‑storage facility on the Community Center site and will consult the NYS Archives; the commission also recorded an upcoming March 15, 2026 program presented in partnership with the New York State Archives.
At the Feb. 2 meeting the commission recorded that the New Scotland Historical Association (NSHA) is investigating the feasibility of building a records‑storage facility on the Community Center property and is also pursuing alternative environmentally controlled spaces elsewhere in town. NSHA plans to contact the New York State Archives for advice on records storage practices and facility requirements.
Alan Kowlowitz reminded members about an upcoming public program, 'Black Watch in New York State,' scheduled for March 15, 2026; the minutes state the program is being presented in partnership with the New York State Archives. No funding or permit decisions related to records storage were recorded at the meeting.
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