Exhibits and Museums
In and Around Gilboa
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Afton Museum
116 Main St
Afton, New York 13730
607.639.2363
House & barn built by Linus Jackson in 1868. Contains permanent/changing exhibits of local history, industry, home life & farming. Scale model of the Link Space Shuttle Trainer, memorabilia from Revolutionary War to the Vietnam ConflictThe Andes Society for History and Culture
Hunting Tavern Museum,
Main Street,
Andes, NY
845.676.3775
The Hunting Tavern will re-open for free tours every Saturday until Oct 13 from 10AM til 3PM.Anonymous Arts Museum
606-610 Charlotte Valley Road
Charlotteville, NY
Open Sundays only from 10 am - 3 pm. Free.
607.397.8606
Exhibition of architectural ornament rescued from demolished buildings in NY State & preserved for aesthetic & historic significanceBest House
1568 Clauverwie
Post Office Box 232
Middleburgh, NY, 12122
518-827-4239
House & Doctor's Office Museum
Open Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Other times by appointment.Blenheim-Gilboa Pumped Storage Power Project on
State Route 30 just north of the Gilboa-Blenheim town line,
800.724.0309
The New York Power Authority offers permanent exhibits of area wildlife and the generation of electric power. The barn is next to Lansing Manor.Bridge School House Museum
Rte 30S, Eastside Rd
North Blenheim, New York 12131
518.827.6344
The Bridge School House is across the road from the Blenheim Bridge. It has the old school desks and blackboards that were originally in the school. Many old records of pupils and school books are on displayCaverns Creek Grist Mill Museum
259 Caverns Road
Howes Cave, NY, 12092
518.296.8448
Nat'l Historic Register
1816 water-powered mill grinding corn meal and flour. Country store, museum, nature walk, guided tours and picnic grove by the old mill pond.Charlotteville School House
Charlotteville, NYChehocton-Hancock Historical Association
12 Read Street
Hancock, NY
607.637.2519
Open by appointment only.Cherry Valley Museum
49 Main St
Cherry Valley, New York 13320
607.264.3098
Federal style house (ca.1815) with exhibits from 1778 massacre to late 20th-c. Collection of 1830's memorabilia, antique fire engines and a diorama of the infamous Cherry Valley Massacre. Period clothing collections. Kitchen exhibit and other period roomsChildren's Museum
311 Main St
Utica, New York 13501
315.724.6129
Hands-on interactive exhibits and programs for children and familiesDavid Sayre Store & House Museum
7 N Main St
Milford, New York 13807
607.286.7038
Explore the 19th century at the David Sayre Store and House Museum. The museum brings history to life with a guided tour of an elaborate collection of local period artifacts. For a unique experience, visit the museum and general store on Wednesday evenings to see the Sayre homestead by candlelightDelaware and Ulster Railroad
Take Route 30 south to Margaretville. Make two left turns following the signs for Route 28. Take Route 28 east approximately 3 miles to Arkville. The Depot is on the right. You really can't miss it.Discovery Center of the Southern Tier
60 Morgan Rd
Binghamton, New York 13903
607.773.8661
Hands-on children's museum where routine departs and imagination has free reign. Safe, engaging, happy atmosphere. Dig drive, fly, shop, hop, perform and paint your way through over 22,500 sq ft of family fun.Esperance Historical Museum
Church St
Esperance, New York 12066
518.868.9304
Historical museum in an 1878 schoolhouse, carriage barn full of agricultural implements, 1824 stone Church, playgrounds, bandstandThe Farmers' Museum
P.O. Box 30
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607.547.1450
888.547.1450
The history of New York State agriculture is the story of our collective past. Harvest of History makes this story come alive. Explore the Village to find out where your food comes from, how and where it grows, and compare life in 1845 with our modern world. Then produce your own movie with the Village Videomaker. Our interdisciplinary curriculum for fourth-grade teachers explores how agriculture has been, and still is, an integral part of our lives in New York State.
Fenimore Art Museum
PO Box 800
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607.547.1400
888.547.1450
One of the finest collections of American art, folk art and Native American art in the world.Fort Plain Museum
389 Canal St
Fort Plain, New York 13339
518.993.2527
1848 house museum, local history, site of Revolutionary War Headquarters. Exhibits include: Native American archeology, Erie Canal, vehicles and toolsGilboa Museum
The corner of Stryker Road and 990V
Gilboa, NY 12076
Open weekends in the summer or by arrangement.
607.588.9413
Outdoor fossil display, famous collection, information & interpretation. Ongoing projects: So. Gilboa Railroad Station and Forks-in-the-Road Schoolhouse renovations. Historical preservation & presentation.Hanford Mills Museum
P.O. Box 99
East Meredith, NY 13757
607.278.5744, 800.295.4992
Whether you are visiting on your own or with your family, Hanford Mills Museum offers something for everyone. Explore the mill at your leisure or take a guided tour. Walk our nature trail, and view exhibits of local and regional history in our exhibit gallery. Visit our gift shop filled with items made by local craftspeople, children's items, and great books for young and old on related topics. Overlooking the mill pond is a beautiful picnic area, and you are welcome to bring your lunch and enjoy our site. For your convenience the Museum operates a snack shop during the Museum's special events. Come spend the day with us.
The Museum is open Tuesday thru Sunday, closed on Mondays except holiday Mondays (Open these Mondays: May 29, July 3, & September 4) from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, May 13 – October 15. $7 for adults, $3.50 for children 6 – 12, and FREE for children under 6 and Hanford Mills Museum MembersHerkimer County Historical Society Museum
400 N Main St
Herkimer, New York 13350
315.866.6413
1884 Queen Anne House. 1834 jail tour, exhibits on criminal justice system. Collection of doll houses and miniature exhibitsHudson Mohawk Pioneer Gas Engine Assoc., Inc.
Schoharie, NY
Iroquois Indian Museum
324 Caverns Road
Post Office Box 7
Howes Cave, NY, 12092
518.296.8949
Large collection of contemporary Iroquois art and craftwork, major archeological collections, Iroquois arts performances, education and festivals.Lansing Manor
State Route 30 just north of the Gilboa-Blenheim town line
The Manor is the fully restored nineteenth-century home of a signer of the Constitutional Convention, furnished with authentic period pieces, and operated in conjunction with the Schoharie County Historical Society and our good neighbor the New York Power Authority.
800.724.0309Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society
P.O. Box 681
Oneonta, NY 13820-0681
607.432.2429
The Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad is owned and operated by the Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society and the Leatherstocking Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. The Society purchased the Railroad in 1997 and began passenger operations in 1999.The Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad:
Built in 1869, the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad gives visitors to our area the chance to experience what was once the primary form of transportation throughout the country — riding the rails. In an area rich with railroad history the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad takes visitors back in time with vintage rail cars and locomotives through the scenic wilderness of the Upper Susquehanna River Valley. The Railroad crosses the river twice over two steel-truss bridges, and travels through a variety of landscapes, including forests, wetlands and agricultural land. In the beautifully restored Milford Depot in Milford, NY, also built in 1869, visitors can view a variety of exhibits and displays.Landis Arboretum
174 Lape Road - Post Office Box 186
Esperance, NY, 12066
518-875-6935
Educational, nonprofit public gardens teaching natural history, botany and horticultureMuseum of the History of Charlottville
Charlotteville, NYNational Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
25 Main Street
Cooperstown, NY 13326
888.HALL-OF-FAMENational Soccer Hall of Fame
18 Stadium Circle
Oneonta, NY 13820
607.432.3351
Celebrating the History, Honoring the Heroes, Inspiring the Youth, and Preserving the Legacy of the sport of Soccer.New York Power Authority
State Route 30 just north of the Gilboa-Blenheim town line,
800.724.0309
The New York Power Authority offers permanent exhibits of area wildlife and the generation of electric power. The barn is next to Lansing Manor.New York State Historical Association
Fenimore Art Museum
The Farmers' Museum
Research LibraryNortheast Classic Car Museum
24 Rexford St
Norwich, New York 13815
607.334.2886
A fun and educational facility that collects, perserves, interprets and exhibits vehicles related to the evolution of transportion. It has the world's largest Franklin collection of cars. Relive the romance of the american beauties. Over 125 classics and antiques with frequently changing exhibitRoberson Museum and Science Center
30 Front St
Binghamton, New York 13905
607.772.0660
Nationally recognized; hands on programs in science, art, education and more. Exhibits on traditional arts and culture of the various ethnic groupsRome Sports Hall of Fame & Museum
5790 Rome-New London Rd
Rome,, New York 13440
315.339.9038
Richie Evans Nascar racing car & Jerry Cooks Nascar memorabilia. Powerboats driven by champion Dave Packer, sports exhibits including Olympic memorabilia, SportArt & Library. 39 Sports ExhibitsRoxbury Arts Group
P.O. Box 93
5025 Vega Mountain Road
Roxbury NY 12474
607.326.7908Sharon Historical Museum
Sharon Springs, NYSchoharie Fox Creek Covered Bridge (Reproduction)
Schoharie, NY
Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum
Depot Lane
Schoharie, NY, 12157
518.295.7505
Station House, Freight Shed, Engine House, Weigh Station & the Old Mill Bldg. Restored 1891 passenger car & 1917 wooden caboose.
Open Saturdays & Sundays, June – October, 12:00-4:00 pm.Science Discovery Center of Oneonta
State University College
Oneonta, NY 13820Schenectady Museum
15 Nott Terrace
Schenectady, NY 12308
Closed Mondays and Major Holidays, Open School Holidays
518.382.7893Old Stone Fort Museum
145 Fort Road,
Schoharie, NY 12157
518.295.7192
This impressive complex celebrates and preserves the rich, historic legacy of New York's beautiful Schoharie Valley. Buildings include an early 1700's home, 1780's Dutch barn, 1830's law office, and 1890's one-room school as well as the 1772 stone church that was fortified and attacked by British forces in 1780.
Museums are open May through October from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Tuesday through Saturday, from noon to 5 P.M. on Sunday, and on Mondays (10-5) in July, August and holidays. Admission is $5.00 for adults, $4.50 for senior citizens, $1.50 for children aged 5 to 17, and under 5 free.Swart-Wilcox House Museum
Wilcox Ave
Oneonta, New York 13820
607.432.8417
Oneonta's oldest structure was built in 1807 by Lawrence Swart, a Revolutionary War Veteran from Schoharie County. Recently renovated, the house was awarded an historic preservation award by the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. It is used as an education center for local schools and those interested in its historical significance.Zadock Pratt Museum
P.O.Box 333,
Prattsville, NY 12468
518.299.3395
This site has information about the Zadock Pratt Museum in Prattsville, New York and the beautiful Northern Catskills of Greene County. You will find out about museum exhibits, our events, history of Prattsville and area.Yager Museum of Art and Culture
Hartwick College
Oneonta, NY 13820
Phone: 607.431.4480
Free
Open September – May, Tuesday – Sunday noon – 4:30;
July – August, Wednesday – Sunday noon-4:30pm.
Closed in June
The Yager Museum is Oneonta's only museum of arts and culture. The museum provides lifelong learning for all ages. The museum features the permanent exhibition of Willard Yagers collection of Upper Susquehanna artifacts along with exhibits of fine art, archaeology, ethnography and history in seven changing galleries.Vroman's Nose Preservation Corp.
PO Box 402 -
Middleburgh, NY, 12122
518.234.3879
Historic land mark
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The Gallery
State Route 23 at River Street
Stamford, New York 12167
607.652.4030
The Gallery also features live music on the second Saturday of each month.Enderlin Gallery ,
495 Main Street,
Roxbury. For information call
607.326.3200
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