New York
Saratoga National Historical Park
Saratoga makes more sense when you stand on the ground where plans met ridges, farms and roads. The guide follows the campaign through Bemis Heights, Freeman's Farm and the people who turned a strategic contest into a lasting national story.
Stories in Saratoga National Historical Park
- Saratoga: The British Plan That Looked Better on a Map
- Bemis Heights: Geography Becomes Strategy
- Neilson House: A Family Farm Becomes Headquarters
- Freeman's Farm: The British Won the Field and Lost the Momentum
- Morgan's Riflemen: The American Army Was Not One Kind of Soldier
- October 7: Burgoyne Tries One More Time
- Benedict Arnold: The Hero Whose Name the Monument Refuses to Say
- Victory Woods: What Defeat Felt Like
- Saratoga Monument: How Americans Chose to Remember the Victory
- Schuyler House: Patriot, Enslaver, Landowner
- Surrender Site: The Moment the War Became International
- The Convention Army: Surrender Did Not Mean Everyone Went Home