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Schoharie County, New York

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—newspaper titles
—digitized titles
54historic places
—earliest paper
1795formed
29,714pop. 2020
112cemeteries
—CW battlefields

At a glance

Summary

The National Register of Historic Places includes 54 listed properties in the county, first listed in 1966; 1 is also National Historic Landmark. Most listings are in or near Schoharie, Middleburgh, Sharon Springs.

Summary generated automatically from the source data on this page.

Newspapers

Library of Congress

Newspaper directory data for New York is not yet loaded on this site. Browse Schoharie titles at the Library of Congress.

National Register of Historic Places

NPS NRHP

21 of 54 listings mapped; some locations are restricted by NPS to protect sensitive sites.

54 listed properties
PropertyCityTypeListed
American HotelSharon SpringsBuilding1975
Bates Christian ChurchBroomeBuilding2023
Becker Stone HouseSchoharieBuilding1979
Becker-Westfall HouseSchoharieBuilding1979
Bellinger-Dutton HouseMiddleburghBuilding2005
Best, Dr. Christopher S., House and OfficeMiddleburghBuilding2001
Bice, Marshall D., HouseSchoharieBuilding2017
Bramanville MillCobleskillBuilding1976
Breakabeen Historic DistrictBreakabeenDistrict1974
Bunn-Tillapaugh Feed MillRichmondvilleBuilding2006
Bute-Warner-Truax FarmCharlottevilleDistrict1985
Cobleskill Historic DistrictCobleskillDistrict1978
Colyer House, TheSchoharieBuilding2008
First Presbyterian Church of JeffersonJeffersonBuilding2012
Forks in the Road SchoolhouseSouth GilboaBuilding2005
Gallupville Evangelical Lutheran ChurchGallupvilleBuilding2002
Gallupville HouseGallupvilleBuilding1979
Gallupville Methodist ChurchSchoharieBuilding2001
Hess, Christian, House and Shoemaker's ShopSchoharieBuilding2015
Hilton, Peter A., HouseBeekman CornersBuilding2004
House at 461 Spruce Lake RoadSummitBuilding2015
Jefferson Historic DistrictJeffersonDistrict2025
Jenkins, Daniel Webster, HouseCentral BridgeBuilding2018
Lansing Manor HouseBlenheimDistrict1973
Lasell HallSchoharieBuilding2002
Lawyer, Johannes Jr., HouseSchoharieBuilding2016
Lehman, John, HouseSharon SpringsBuilding2012
Livingstonville Community ChurchLivingstonvilleBuilding2008
Miers, Jacob T., HouseSchoharieBuilding2015
North Blenheim Historic DistrictBlenheimDistrict1974
Old Blenheim Bridge NHLNorth BlenheimStructure1966
Old Lutheran ParsonageSchoharieBuilding1972
Old Stone FortSchoharieBuilding2002
Parker 13-Sided BarnJeffersonBuilding1984
Richmondville United Methodist ChurchRichmondvilleBuilding2006
Schoharie County Courthouse ComplexSchoharieBuilding1995
Schoharie Valley Railroad ComplexSchoharieDistrict1972
Schoharie Village Historic DistrictSchoharieDistrict2019
Shafer SiteFultonSite1980
Sharon Springs Historic DistrictSharon SpringsDistrict1994
South Gilboa Railroad StationSouth GilboaBuilding2000
St. John's Lutheran ChurchBeekman CornersBuilding2008
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran ChurchMiddleburghBuilding2006
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Historic DistrictSchoharieDistrict2014
Sternberg, Abraham, HouseSchoharieBuilding2010
Sternbergh HouseSchoharieBuilding1985
Stewart House and Howard-Stewart Family CemeterySouth JeffersonBuilding2012
Terpenning-Johnson House and CemeteryBrooker HollowDistrict2013
US Post Office-MiddleburghMiddleburghBuilding1989
Upper Middleburgh CemeteryMiddleburghSite2003
Vroman, Col. Peter, HouseSchoharieBuilding2019
West Fulton Methodist ChurchWest FultonBuilding2013
Westheimer SiteSchoharieSite1980
Westinghouse, George, Jr., Birthplace and Boyhood HomeCentral BridgeBuilding1986

Source: National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places. Property links open NRHP nomination files at the National Archives.

County formation

Newberry AHCB

Schoharie was formed in 1795 (1795-06-01) from Albany, Otsego.

SCHOHARIE created from ALBANY and OTSEGO.

Source: Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries.

Population by decade

Census

Schoharie County population from 1800 to 2020 (Census historical series).

34k22k9,80818001840188019101920196020002020
1800182018401860188019001920194019501960198020002020
9,80823,15432,35834,46932,91026,85421,30320,81222,70322,61629,71031,58229,714

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau historical county population (Forstall 1790–1990) and public-domain / CC0 county population series through 2020.

Cemeteries & historical places

USGS GNIS

112 cemeteries and 0 historical populated places (ghost towns / former settlements) recorded in USGS GNIS for this county.

Cemeteries — 80 of 112 listed
NameLatLon
Abbott Cemetery42.63365-74.52169
Argusville Cemetery42.78871-74.51972
Argusville Lutheran Church Cemetery42.78878-74.51469
Armlin Hill Cemetery42.53855-74.35263
Ball Cemetery42.76824-74.5535
Barkman Cemetery42.5736-74.26555
Barkman Cemetery42.58555-74.26472
Barton Hill Cemetery42.6998-74.24212
Bates Hollow Church Cemetery42.44595-74.27463
Beekman Cemetery42.74797-74.59865
Bellinger Cemetery42.76665-74.55037
Bile Cemetery42.67656-74.37474
Blenheim Hill Cemetery42.46899-74.53422
Borthwick Cemetery42.5405-74.25332
Bradt Cemetery42.72562-74.40703
Bramanville Cemetery42.68859-74.39928
Breakabeen Cemetery42.52475-74.39876
Burhans Cemetery42.71878-74.43797
Carlisle Cemetery42.7599-74.45149
Casper Cemetery42.67586-74.40614
Central Bridge Cemetery42.70118-74.34485
Chambers Cemetery42.71567-74.43905
Champlin Cemetery42.45839-74.51839
Charlotteville Cemetery42.54859-74.66434
Choate Cemetery42.4314-74.57148
Clapper Cemetery42.45788-74.40324
Clock Cemetery42.71445-74.58366
Cobleskill Rural Cemetery42.68859-74.48987
Cotton Hill Cemetery42.61969-74.25878
Cowley Cemetery42.42785-74.61821
Dugway Cemetery42.52194-74.70222
East Conesville Cemetery42.42667-74.33571
Ellis Cemetery42.45729-74.29639
Ellis Cemetery42.57181-74.43129
Eminence Walled Cemetery42.52658-74.53507
Esperance Cemetery42.76424-74.25401
Evergreen Cemetery42.48006-74.60879
Flat Creek Cemetery42.42853-74.40495
Fox - Cross Cemetery42.63283-74.51967
Fox Cemetery42.56666-74.66694
France Cemetery42.67156-74.45479
Franklinton Cemetery42.52041-74.30916
Freese Cemetery42.37195-74.33064
Fulton Hill Cemetery42.58312-74.49986
Gallupville Rural Cemetery42.66663-74.22887
Gilboa Rural Cemetery42.39558-74.43197
Grosvernors Corners Cemetery42.729-74.38035
Guernsey Cemetery42.66395-74.3894
Hager Cemetery42.49109-74.42673
Holmes Cemetery42.62572-74.51836
Holy Cross Cemetery42.46088-74.58096
Houck Cemetery42.67279-74.63072
Huntersland School Cemetery42.56943-74.25194
Hynds Cemetery42.68571-74.56431
Jefferson Cemetery42.48308-74.61308
Keyserkill Cemetery42.48183-74.34854
Kilmer Cemetery42.69641-74.40546
Kniskern Cemetery42.48835-74.43627
Lawyer Cemetery42.73627-74.48244
Lawyersville Union Cemetery42.70333-74.50472
Livingstonville Cemetery42.4842-74.26756
Livingstonville Presbyterian Cemetery42.488-74.26752
Lutheranville Cemetery42.58559-74.64007
Manorkill Rural Cemetery42.38943-74.32667
Marcley Cemetery42.6969-74.5702
Mattice Cemetery42.57473-74.36429
Maynard Cemetery42.43546-74.59809
Methodist Church Cemetery42.54383-74.66784
Moore Cemetery42.44888-74.38196
New Eminence Cemetery42.52799-74.53029
New Rhinebeck Cemetery42.72627-74.5272
Old Stone Fort Cemetery42.67666-74.30091
Old Summit Cemetery42.57529-74.5885
Patria Cemetery42.61629-74.42694
Patrie Cemetery42.38002-74.40008
Peck Cemetery42.3952-74.5421
Peoples Cemetery42.73892-74.58639
Potter Hill Cemetery42.45206-74.61735
Richmondville Rural Cemetery42.6394-74.5675
Richmondville Village Cemetery42.6339-74.56512

Source: USGS Geographic Names Information System (public domain). Cemeteries from the 2021 NationalFile archive; historical places from GNIS HistoricalFeatures topical extract.

Historical markers

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