Chazy lies in the northeast corner of New York State on the shore of Lake Champlain. Founded in 1666 and chartered in 1804, it is blessed with a rich and colorful history, beautiful landscapes, and hardworking people. This community is known for its apples, maple syrup, blueberries, and limestone. Chazy portrays life in the hamlets of Ingraham, Chazy, West Chazy, Chazy Landing, Sciota, and Suckortown. Included are Harriet Clark, who tried to learn how to drive by Monday so that she could teach at West Chazy's one-room schoolhouse; the Lucia children of Suckortown, who watched the police shoot at a rumrunner; and the horse Pansy, who tangled with a wayward pig on the Laramie family farm.