Updated on Apr 13, 2021
Enjoy this lovely and peaceful three bedroom cottage feet away from the water. Sitting on 125 feet of river front, with it's own boat launch, Three Hurricanes Landing is the perfect spot for your...
NEW**Heated Pool!!(good from Memorial day through Labor Day)Beautiful & spacious home with new furnishing and decor throughout this oasis of a home!This one of a kind private & modern play land...
Bannon's Mountain is 100 acres of incredible privacy located at the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains between the cities of Saratoga Springs and Corinth, NY. Just 15 minutes south of Bannons...
Our Rental Cabins come with all the amenities of a hotel, plus more. They are truly the best of both worlds; the luxury of a hotel and the fun of camping. Were located only a short 15 minute drive...
Beautiful 2800sq ft home completely updated. Lovely view of sacandaga lake. 1 mile from public lake access. Family friendly and quiet neighborhood. Private master bedroom with bathroom. Two rooms...
Were located only a short 15 minute drive from Saratoga Springs, NY so you wont be too far away from any of the action. Enjoy an exciting day at the racetrack and then head back here to the...
Welcome to Tamarack Cabin, a cozy updated 1920's waterfront cabin located in the Southern Adirondacks. Sit in the screened-in-porch, on Adirondack chairs around the fire pit, or hang in the hammock...
20 Acre property with 3 homes that can either be rented together or separately. One home has 10 Bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, one home has 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and one home has 5 bedrooms with 2...
Welcome to Willow Cabin, a spacious updated 1920's waterfront camp with soaring ceilings in the Southern Adirondacks. Sit in the screened-in-porch or on Adirondack chairs around the fireplace and...
Waterfront home with private dock on the Hudson river. Great for outdoor activities such as kayaking, fishing, swimming, tubing, boating or just relaxing. Lake George and Saratoga are both very...
Our family-owned cabin is nestled at the Northern end of the lake where it is quiet and incredibly serene. The location is at the base of a forested mountain and situated to face The Great...
Welcome to the Acorn: a tiny cabin on the Hudson River. This Nordic inspired design embraces simplicity and style. It has a full bathroom, small kitchenette and a comfortable king bed with a...
Beautiful home overlloking the water!Private, deck, dock, firepit, watercraft.3 bedroom 2 bath Sleeps 8*NEW Hot Tub 20 minutes from Lake George and 20 minutes from Saratoga race course.20 minutes...
Located in Corinth, enjoy what this 3-bedroom cottage has to offer. With heating, iron, washing machine, WiFi, AC, and a hair dryer available, guests can relax and unwind in this cozy space. A...
Newly renovated (2013) property provides guests with every amenity. Situated on 6+ acres, plenty of space for volleyball, badminton, s mores at the fire pit.The exterior is log cabin sided with all...
Enjoy Saratoga Springs, Lake George, and the surrounding destinations in one trip. The Mill House is an expansive Victorian, which has been lovingly renovated specifically with VRBO guests in mind....
Welcome to this stunning Century House in Corinth that has been completely remodeled. Just 20 minutes to the Saratoga Racetrack and downtown Lake George Village. This property is perfect for...
Sorry, due to some automated changes, the listed rate is for just the ten bedroom house, we are working on correcting it. Please email for detailed rates.20 Acre property with 3 homes that can...
This memorable house is the perfect home base for your trip to the lake George and Saratoga area. With 2 bedrooms, including 1 queen bed and 2 fullsize beds this brilliant property offers a...
Wraparound Deck | Gas Grill | 3 Living Rooms | Low-Traffic Lake AccessEnjoy New York's natural beauty at this Corinth vacation rental! Nestled on a quiet residential section of Great Sacandaga...
Corinth is a town in Saratoga County, New York, United States. The population was 6,531 at the 2010 census. The town contains a village also named Corinth. The town is on the northeastern border of the county, north of Saratoga Springs. The town is noted as "the snowshoe capital of the world" and is home to Palmer Falls where the Hudson River passes through.
Palmer Falls is an area of whitewater waterfalls formerly known as "Kah-che-bon-cook", "Hadley Falls", "The Great Falls of the Hudson", or "Palmer's Great Falls". The falls are now named after Beriah Palmer, who at one time owned land along both sides of the river by the falls.
Around 1763, after the French and Indian War, Ebenezer Jessup and his brother Edward from Luzerne began lumbering operations in the area. They floated rafts of logs down the Hudson and bypassed Palmer Falls by landing the rafts at a place called "Jessup's Landing", now the public beach of the Village of Corinth, where they loaded the logs onto wagons and carted them around the falls. During the American Revolution the Jessups sided with the Loyalists and fled to Canada, where they commanded a unit known as "Jessup's Loyal Rangers". For a long time the area was known as Jessup's Landing. The first permanent settlement in this area was around 1777, when Joseph Eggleston moved from Wilton to escape British raiders. John W. Taylor moved from Charlton to Jessup's Landing around 1808 and helped organize the Town of Corinth in 1818.
Around 1790 Ambrose Clothier moved from Connecticut and built a cabin near Lake Bonita on Mount McGregor. He had three sons and three daughters, and all his sons were noted fiddlers. The area around Beaver Brook near the Hudson is today known as "Clothier Hollow".Other early settlers in this area were Benjamin Ide, Jonathan Hodges, William Grippen, Lawrence Barber, Jonathan Barrass, and Hathaway Randall.
A third area of settlement was South Corinth (originally Chapman's Corners) along the Kayaderosseras Creek near the border with Greenfield. This area was settled around 1788 by Adam Comstock from Warwick, Rhode Island, who served in the New York State Assembly from 1792 to 1840, and the New York State Senate from 1805 to 1808. Other early settlers were Benjamin Carpenter, Nathaniel Edwards, Frederick Parkman, Jeremiah Eddy, John Purqua, and Washington Chapman.
The town was formed in 1818 from the town of Hadley. The first business was to decide on a name. Mrs. Washington Chapman was allowed to choose the name. She opened her bible randomly to the Epistle to the Corinthians, so the town became Corinth.
Lumbering was important to the early town, which had more than thirty sawmills. After the American Civil War, many paper mills opened in the town.
In 1888, the hamlet of Corinth incorporated as a village. L.R. Burleigh published a perspective map of Corinth and Palmer Falls in 1888 along with an identifying list of landmarks.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 58.1  square miles (150.6  km2 ), of which 56.8  square miles (147.1  km2 ) is land and 1.3  square miles (3.4  km2 ) (2.29%) is water.
The eastern town line, formed by the Hudson River, is the border of Warren County. The western part of the town is in the Adirondack Park.
New York State Route 9N is a north-south highway.
The Saratoga and North Creek Railway used to stop in Corinth once daily northbound and southbound on Saturday and Sunday in May and June, and Friday through Tuesday in July through October.
As early as 1804, a sawmill was established on the Hudson at Palmer Falls, followed shortly by a gristmill and a woolen factory. In 1869, the Hudson River Pulp & Paper Company established its mill and in 1870 began to produce paper from the pulp. This "Hudson River Mill" became the flagship of the International Paper Company at its founding in 1898, and at times had over 1500 employees. The mill specialized in the production of coated paper until its closure in 2002. A shirt factory was established in Corinth in the 1890s and was purchased by Cluett Peabody & Company in 1899. The factory closed in 1975. The Elixman Paper Core Company operated in the village from 1913 until its closure in 1976. Other industries included a sawmill and excelsior plant, a chair factory, and a sand, crushed-stone, and gravel operation.
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