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Old Posted Feb 26, 2018, 5:28 PM
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Yeah, it seems they have more NYC influence due to being in the capital region than surrounding areas. Though, from what I remember, Schenectady is more New England/interior NE style.

Even down the Hudson (closer to NYC) in cities like Kingston and Poughkeepsie, the residential vernacular and layout is more New England/interior NE... or "Midwestern" as some continue to refer to is as.
NYC (Nieuw-Amsterdam) and Albany (Beverwijck) were established by the Dutch and have had constant exposure to one another for 400 years. Schenectady is newer...and a whole lot shittier.

Yeah, Lower Hudson always struck me as more New England-ish but a lot of eastern NYS does...Utica eastward...
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