Old Stone Fort Cemetery in Schoharie, New York

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Get directions Schoharie, New York, USA

Coordinates: 42.67640, -74.30140
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In 1772 the Old Stone Fort was built as a Reformed Dutch Church. During the American Revolution, it was fortified by enclosing the stone church within a wooden log stockade. In 1780 the fort was attacked by an army of 800 Loyalists and Indians. The stockade was removed in 1785 and it continued as a church until 1844. The building is now owned by Schoharie County. The cemetery surrounds the building. It's memorials include Col Peter Vroman a Revolutionary War soldier and other Revolutionary War soldiers of the 15th Regiment Albany County Militia