Five Things You Must Do in Seward

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Seward is a town in Schoharie County, New York of the United States. The city is sparsely populated with the figures showing 1,637 according to the 2000 census. The town has been named after Senator/Governor/Secretary of State William H. Seward. The earliest records of settlement date back to 1754 near Seward Village. However, the town got its present face in 1840.

1. Pay a visit to Clove: Clove is a small settlement in the southeast part of Seward in County Road 63. The name ‘Clove’ symbolizes the corrupt attitude of the Dutch Klauver Kloof depicting ‘clover valley’.

2. Visit the Cherry Township: The Cherry Township comprises both the village and the town part. The village was established in 1740 and later became famous for the Cherry Valley Massacre during the American Revolution. The town is located in the northeast corner of the county.

3. Explore the ancient town of Sharon: The town is named for a location in Connecticut from where it is believed some early inhabitants came. The town also was involved in the surge of bloody wars of the American Revolution. The town dates its first settlement back to 1780, then known as New Dorlach. 

4. Check out the excellent demographics of Oneonta: This city is located within Otsego County and is a separate political entity. This city was established in 1908 and is known for its National Soccer Hall of Fame.

5. Peep into buzzing Albany: Albany is the capital of New York state and accounts for the main business activities of New York. Albany is on the site of former Fort Orange.