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Corinth is a quaint<br />

little town in Saratoga<br />

County, Upstate New York.<br />

The Hudson River winds<br />

peacefully through Corinth,<br />

making it a favorite vacation<br />

spot for tourists of all seasons<br />

looking for a place that has<br />

swimming, boating, fishing,<br />

waterskiing, beautiful<br />

fall foliage, snow skiing,<br />

snowshoeing, and much more<br />

all centrally located. In the<br />

extreme southwestern corner<br />

of Corinth is the famous<br />

Mount McGregor, where<br />

Gen. Ulysses S. Grant died.<br />

Come enjoy the serenity of<br />

Corinth, and still be only<br />

15 minutes from all the<br />

fast paced attractions and<br />

entertainment offered in<br />

neighboring communities<br />

of Saratoga, Glens Falls, and<br />

Lake George.<br />

1901. Main Street, looking<br />

south<br />

Corinth – Celebrating 200 Years<br />

I.P. Museum. This building was the first headquarters of<br />

International Paper Company, Corinth, NY. It later became<br />

the offices for the Mill Managers of Hudson River Mill.<br />

The downstairs became the time office for the then 1500<br />

employees to punch their timeclocks in and out for their<br />

respective shifts and pick up their paychecks.<br />

The downstairs also housed the safety shoe office. This was<br />

where the first office of the Hudson River Credit Union was<br />

formed.<br />

When International Paper Company closed its doors in<br />

2002, the town of Corinth asked to have the building<br />

donated to the Town to serve as a paper-making museum.<br />

After several years this did happen, and the Town has begun<br />

the slow process of making the museum a reality. It hired a<br />

Corinth native, and professor at Daniel <strong>Web</strong>ster University,<br />

as the museum’s curator. The process of getting the site on<br />

the National Historic Roll has happened, and a Board and<br />

Community Advisory Board has transpired. Grants have<br />

been applied for and summer programs have been scheduled<br />

there. Visit IP Museum at<br />

https://www.facebook.com/Hudsonrivermillmuseum.<br />

1968. Main Street, looking<br />

south<br />

<strong>2017</strong>. Main Street, looking<br />

south<br />

www.townofcorinthny.org<br />

20<strong>18</strong>... The Town of Corinth<br />

will celebrate its 200 th<br />

birthday in 20<strong>18</strong> (actually April<br />

20, <strong>18</strong><strong>18</strong>). We are in the process<br />

of a year-long grand celebration<br />

beginning with a polar plunge<br />

on January 1 and ending with<br />

a mammoth parade on August<br />

<strong>18</strong>. There are many volunteers<br />

needed to accomplish such an<br />

undertaking. If you are available<br />

to volunteer please email<br />

rlucia@townofcorinthny.com.<br />

We are having a founders day<br />

dinner, selection of a King and<br />

Queen, selection of a Mr. and<br />

Mrs. Corinth, a Faith of our<br />

Fathers Sunday, International<br />

Paper Company Day, a Cate<br />

Mandigo print to auction off and<br />

get prints, history book, firemen<br />

activities, EMS activities, oldfashioned<br />

town board meeting,<br />

time capsule, quilting show,<br />

bicentennial dance and tons of<br />

other activities.<br />

We would like to get every<br />

club, organization or group to<br />

participate in an event during<br />

the year and in the huge parade.<br />

Contact Supervisor Richard Lucia at rlucia@townofcorinthny.org or the Corinth Merchant<br />

Association at 5<strong>18</strong>-654-2648 for further information.<br />

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