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Come and enjoy the serenity of Corinth, and still be only 15 minutes away from all the faster-paced attractions and entertainment offered in our neighboring communities of Saratoga and Lake George.

History

In the extreme southeastern corner of Corinth is the famous Mount McGregor, where Gen. Ulysses S. Grant died.

Snowshoe Capital

Corinth is the "Snowshoe Capital Of The World".

The first settlement in Corinth was made near Mount McGregor about 1775 by Ambrose Clothier. Samuel Eggleston located near by in the same year. Benjamin Ide came from Jonesville, in Clifton Park, in 1777.

The first church (Baptist) was constituted in 1795

The first lumber mills in the town were built about 1800

The first clothing mill was built about 1805 on Kayaderosseras creek

Hiram Chapman had the first store, at South Corinth, in 1826.

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Corinth, New York

	Corinth is a quaint little town in Saratoga County, Upstate NY. The Hudson River winds peacefully through Corinth, making it a favorite vacation spot for tourists of all seasons looking for a place that has swimming, boating, fishing, waterskiing, beautiful fall foliage, snow skiing, snowshoeing, and much more, all centrally located.

In 1810 there were between thirty and forty saw-mills in the town.

Little Known Fact:

The population in 1875 was 1659

Pictures Of The Area

Service Men and Women from Corinth

Our Lakes		Our Beauty
Corinth has several small lakes, among the larger being Hunt, Efner, and Jenny lakes.		Corinth, NY is located on the banks of the Hudson River in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. The surrounding lakes, streams, and woodlands provide beauty at every turn.

FIRE VICTIMS FUND - T.D. Banknorth, P.O. Box 125, Corinth, New York, 12822

LEGAL NOTICES - new 3/14/2008

NOTES FROM THE TOWN SUPERVISOR (Last Updated 2/13/2008)


600 Palmer Avenue
Corinth, New York 12822
Phone: (518) 654-9232	email Town Supervisor: supervisor@townofcorinthny.com
Open 8:00-12:00 and 12:30-4:00	Webmaster: Steven E. Smead - ssmead2@earthlink.net