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Village historian outlines programs and notes canal infrastructure inspections
Summary
Historian Elaine Peters reviewed November–December 2025 programs and research, and said she met with the NYS Canal Corporation to assess upcoming repairs to Lock 52 and other village canal sites. She also described Folksmarch and joint historical marker plans.
Historian Elaine Peters reviewed her bi‑monthly activities and listed programs held in November and December 2025, including "A Community Cooks" (11/12/25), "Apple Country" (11/15/25) and "A Colonial Christmas" (12/10/25). Peters also described visits for oral histories, research projects, and preparations for the Folksmarch walking tour.
Peters said she met with the NYS Canal Corporation on Dec. 1 to assess the scope of upcoming canal repairs — specifically mentioning Lock 52 and sites within the village as well as the Carpenter's Brook Waste Weir — and said she is coordinating historical marker work for two Joseph Newell houses (one in Jordan and one in Syracuse) with the OHA and local partners.
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