The Stockade Association
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The Stockade Historic District, Schenectady, NY

Where past meets present...

The Stockade Association is more than just a historic neighborhood, we are a community -- committed to protecting, preserving and improving New York's first registered historic district.

Our organization is comprised of property owners, residents, and non-residents. Our role in the community includes organizing events, representing the neighborhood to the city government, and welcoming visitors to our historic home.

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News & Upcoming Events

Stockade Tree Lighting

Stockade Tree Lighting
December 8, 2024

General Membership Meeting

General Membership Meeting
November 14, 2024

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to come to come to come

WALKING TOUR

Discover history and heritage of our Schenectady’s historic Stockade District with our self-guided audio tour. Download the free izi.travel app to your phone and search for the “Schenectady Stockade Tour.”

Tour Details »

EVENTS

Join us for our regular membership meetings, events like the Walkabout and Art and Nature Garden Tour, a variety of other seasonal community gatherings, and events co-hosted by the Schenectady Historical Society.

Events »

MONTHLY DISPATCHES

The Stockade Spy is our neighborhood newsletter, published nine times yearly. It features news, practical updates, and stories from our community. The Spy is distributed to all community members.

The Spy Archive »

Walkabout People Waiting
Gas Lights
Light and door on brick
British and American flags
Ornate roof line with snow on the roof
River with ice in it
Green Top
Two houses in snow

Since 1661

Spanning 82 acres on the Mohawk River, The Stockade in Schenectady, New York has been continuously inhabited for more than 300 years. The National Park Service has described it as "the highest concentration of historic period homes in the country," including 40 pre-Revolutionary homes. The Stockade features architectural styles including Dutch Colonial, Georgian, Federal and Victorian.

The Full History