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Speigletown · around 1900
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Wednesday, August 5 · 7:00 PM Town Hall, 290 Northline Drive, Melrose
⚠️ Public Hearing · Planning Board ProLine Power — equipment storage at Route 40 & East Schaghticoke Road Wed, Aug 5 · 7:05 PM ⚠️ Public Hearing · Town Board Proposed noise ordinance for the hamlet districts ("Chapter 92 — Noise") Wed, Aug 12 · 6:30 PM All meetings →

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About the hamlet

Speigletown is a hamlet in the Town of Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York, strung along State Route 40 northeast of Troy near the Hudson River. Permanent settlement dates to the 1660s; the name traces to the early Dutch Vanderspiegel family, and the village first appeared on a 1796 survey map as "Dort."

Once a farming crossroads with hotels, a tea room, and a dairy bar, it grew into the close-knit residential community it is today. There's a lot of history here — and it's still being written.

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