Schenectady

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The narrative explores Schenectady's evolution from its founding by the Dutch in 1661 to its pivotal role in American innovation. Key historical events include the 1690 massacre and its development as a bustling canal town. The city is notable for its contributions to modern conveniences, having been a significant provider of brooms and a birthplace for inventions like light bulbs, refrigerators, and jet engines, highlighting its impact on both local and national history.