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5 facts about Troy, New York 📝 👀 What’s your favorite fact about Troy? 👇
15/07/2025

5 facts about Troy, New York 📝 👀 What’s your favorite fact about Troy? 👇

Swipe for eight things to look forward to this week around Troy 👉Did we miss an event? Drop it down in the comments belo...
14/07/2025

Swipe for eight things to look forward to this week around Troy 👉

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Swipe for eight things to look forward to this week around Troy 👉Did we miss an event? Drop it down in the comments belo...
07/07/2025

Swipe for eight things to look forward to this week around Troy 👉

Did we miss an event? Drop it down in the comments below ⤵️

Brought to you by , over 20,000 square feet of excellent selections and world-class customer service 🍾

                 

Famous Lunch now & forever 🌭📍 , Troy NY
03/07/2025

Famous Lunch now & forever 🌭

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Get your swimsuits on 🩳 the new Knickerbacker Pool will be open next summer 💦
01/07/2025

Get your swimsuits on 🩳 the new Knickerbacker Pool will be open next summer 💦

Take a peek around Proctor’s Theater in Troy🎭Built in 1914, this double balcony theater was built by Capital Region entr...
26/06/2025

Take a peek around Proctor’s Theater in Troy🎭

Built in 1914, this double balcony theater was built by Capital Region entrepreneur Frederick Freeman Proctor. It stands five stories high with an ornate front facade built of brick and marble covered in glazed terra-cotta. The lobby is brilliantly tiled with arched ceilings and paneled walls with staircases leading to the balconies.

Frederick Proctor built several theaters in the region, but his hope was that the Troy theater would be his most grand project. Once complete, the theater stood as the largest in New York State and was among the most popular destinations around.

After Proctors’ death in 1929, the theater continued to operate up until 1977 with the final show, The Longest Yard starring Burt Reynolds, being seen by a crowd of around 170 people.

Now in 2025, after decades of dormancy, the City of Troy is stepping in with a bold new vision: transforming the historic Proctor’s Theater into its new City Hall. The plan aims to breathe new life into the space while preserving its rich architectural character—turning a long-vacant treasure into a hub of civic pride and public service.

📸: Jeff Buell
📸: Around Troy
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There’s only one way to stay cool in this heat 🍦🌡️Get the chopped nuts on top and thank us later 🥜🤝📍
24/06/2025

There’s only one way to stay cool in this heat 🍦🌡️

Get the chopped nuts on top and thank us later 🥜🤝

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House of Troy: June 2025 🏡📍Washington Park, Troy New York
19/06/2025

House of Troy: June 2025 🏡

📍Washington Park, Troy New York

Sights and Sounds from Wake Up Wednesday at 🎶🍻Troy’s wildest Wednesday tradition wraps tomorrow—one last riverside rage...
18/06/2025

Sights and Sounds from Wake Up Wednesday at 🎶🍻

Troy’s wildest Wednesday tradition wraps tomorrow—one last riverside rager with DJs, drinks, and a packed patio at Ryan’s Wake. Let’s make this one count 🙌

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