Northumberland, New York
Northumberland, United States
Northumberland, New York connects to 6393 places across 7 topics through 19 Bunkabop connections, shaped by Revolutionary War history, the Hudson River, and American literature. During the Battle of Saratoga, Burgoyne's army crossed the Hudson here, at what is now Hudson Crossing Park. The town's Gansevoort family ties run deep: Peter Gansevoort commanded Fort Stanwix, and author Herman Melville regularly visited his mother, Maria Gansevoort Melville, at her home in Northumberland. The town sits in former Mohican territory and shares many connections with Stillwater, New York.
Peter Gansevoort
Connects Northumberland, New York to: Rome, New York | Gansevoort, New York
U.S. Route 4 in New York
Connects Northumberland, New York to: Troy, New York | Mechanicville, New York | Fort Edward, New York | Whitehall (village), New York | Halfmoon, New York
Fort Stanwix
Connects Northumberland, New York to: United States | Canada | Rome, Italy | Ontario | Kentucky
Mohican
Connects Northumberland, New York to: Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania | Pittsfield, Massachusetts | Troy, New York | Williamstown, Massachusetts | Tarrytown, New York
Northumberland
Connects Northumberland, New York to: Newcastle upon Tyne, England | North East England | Scottish Borders | Kutno, Poland | Berwickshire
Hudson Valley
Connects Northumberland, New York to: Brooklyn, New York | New York (state) | Albany, New York | Jersey City, New Jersey | Northampton, Massachusetts
Saratoga Campaign
Connects Northumberland, New York to: United States | London, England | France | Canada | New York City, New York
Herman Melville
Connects Northumberland, New York to: United States | London, England | France | California | Canada