Schoharie valley railroad

By Jennifer Patterson

Nearly 100 antique vendors from across New York State and beyond are on the road, heading to Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association’s 48th annual Spring Antiques in Schoharie.

The two-day antique show and sale will be held from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14, at Schoharie Central School, located at 136 Academy Drive in Schoharie. 

Featuring a country kitchen with homemade food and baked goods for sale, admission is $7, with free onsite parking available. 

The nonprofit association uses the funds it raises at the Spring Antique Show, as well as a fall antique show, train show and holiday craft bazaar held on Depot Lane, to operate the Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum, the 1743 Palatine House Museum (Schoharie County’s oldest building), and the Children’s Summer Theater Program.

“Our volunteers work hard to preserve Schoharie’s history, and this is our biggest annual fundraiser,” said Ruth Anne Wilkinson, president of Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association and a

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