🍳 Revolutionary Saratoga Saturday Morning Masonic Breakfast
📍 Fort Hardy Youth Center, Schuylerville
🕰️ Saturday, 7:30–9:00 a.m.
Hosted by Ashlar, Cambridge Valley, and Victor Lodges

Start your Saratoga Saturday the right way—with fellowship, tradition, and a hearty, locally sourced breakfast served by area Masonic Lodges. Join us at the Fort Hardy Youth Center for a warm welcome and a buffet crafted with care by local producers:

🥚 Scrambled eggs from Thomas Poultry Farm
🧇 Golden waffles
🥓 Ruts Ridge maple sausage & smoked bacon
🥔 Seasoned home fries
☕ Fresh-brewed coffee and juice

Cost is $14 per person.
📝 Pre-orders are requested to help us plan—reserve your spot now and join your fellow Masons and friends of history for good food and great company before the day’s events begin.

🍳 Revolutionary Saratoga Sunday Morning Masonic Breakfast
📍 Fort Hardy Youth Center, Schuylerville
🕰️ Saturday, 7:30–9:00 a.m.
Hosted by Ashlar, Cambridge Valley, and Victor Lodges

Start your Saratoga Saturday the right way—with fellowship, tradition, and a hearty, locally sourced breakfast served by area Masonic Lodges. Join us at the Fort Hardy Youth Center for a warm welcome and a buffet crafted with care by local producers:

🥚 Scrambled eggs from Thomas Poultry Farm
🧇 Golden waffles
🥓 Ruts Ridge maple sausage & smoked bacon
🥔 Seasoned home fries
☕ Fresh-brewed coffee and juice

Cost is $14 per person.
📝 Pre-orders are requested to help us plan—reserve your spot now and join your fellow Masons and friends of history for good food and great company before the day’s events begin.

🍗 Saratoga Chicken BBQ Dinner –
Featuring the Famous Cornell Recipe

Enjoy a mouthwatering half chicken, marinated and basted with the iconic Cornell recipe—a savory blend of vinegar, oil, and egg that gives this BBQ its crisp, golden skin and juicy flavor.

Each dinner includes:

• 🍗 Half Chicken (Cornell-style BBQ, grilled to perfection)
• 🥔 Baked Potato (served with butter & sour cream)
• 🌽 Sweet Corn on the Cob (if available seasonally fresh)
• 🥖 Dinner Roll 
• 🍰 Dessert 
• 🥤 And more—depending on availability

Perfect for families, visitors, and anyone craving an old-fashioned summer meal. All proceeds support local history and community programs.

🕔 Pickup Time: 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM 
📍 Location: Fort Hardy Beach Park at the Hudson River and NYS 29

💵 Cost: $ 19 per meal
✅ Pre-order required 

This is the camping fee to cover the ports johns and other expense

This is a count to get an idea of the number of people going to the fort on Saturday

This is a count to get an idea of the number of people going to the ceremony on Friday, at 5 pm

This is a count to get an idea of the number of people going to the 10am Sunday

Masonic wreath laying, short tour and ceremony at the Schuylerville Knox Marker

This is to just grab a planning count From Artillery to Independence: Honoring Knox, Saratoga’s Battles & America’s Masonic Tradition

Date & Time: Sunday, July 20, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Burgoyne Rd and Cemetery Road, Schuylerville, NY 12871
Cost: Free and open to the public
Description: Join Saratoga250, The Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts, and The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York for a powerful tribute to Revolutionary War hero Henry Knox and the Masonic legacy in American history. This commemorative event will include:
The 250th Anniversary of the Noble Train of Artillery
The 248th Anniversary of the Battles of Saratoga
The 148th Anniversary of the Masons’ Cornerstone Laying at Saratoga Monument
The Dedication of a Historically Researched Reproduction Cannon in Honor of Brother Henry Knox, the Father of American Artillery
Target Audience: Freemasons, military historians, families, educators, Revolutionary War enthusiasts, and the general public
Organizer: Saratoga250, The Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts, The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. We ask all participating in the ceremony to to bring a hat, sunscreen, a full reusable water bottle for the traditional 13 toasts, and a portable chair.
Weather Contingency: Rain or shine; bring umbrellas or rain gear if necessary
Parking: Free parking available on-site and on street, do not Park at the monument.