Port Henry-Moriah Historic Buildings
44.043168, -73.458904
Park Place, Port Henry
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History and Heritage Tours

Port Henry, established in 1785 by William McKenzie, quickly became a hub for sawmills and iron production, thanks to its rich resources. By the mid-1800s, the area flourished as a center for the iron industry, attracting immigrants who contributed to the town’s cultural and architectural diversity. The historic buildings, showcasing craftsmanship from the era, remain a testament to its prosperous past. Nestled along the shores of Lake Champlain, Port Henry offers scenic views of the Adirondack and Green mountains, nearby historic landmarks, and modern amenities like boat launches, beaches, and campsites.

Self-guided walking tour brochures, "A Walk Through History," are available at The Iron Center or at the Town Hall in Port Henry. Learn about the mining and railroad history of Port Henry by going on this walk!

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  1. (518) 546-9855
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