History: One of the oldest children's museum's in the country, we were organized in the October of 1963 by the Junior League. Originally called the...
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Central New York's only Children's Museum is permanently chartered by the Board of Regents of New York State. We are passionately committed to prov...
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The New Hartford Recreation Center is located in the Village of New Hartford. The Rec Center holds public skate, hockey games, and other town event...
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Our Year Round Ice Facility was opened in 1986. We are located directly between the cities of Utica and Rome.Our arena is home to the Whitestown Yo...
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The J.F. Kennedy Civic Arena is one of the City of Rome's most popular venues. Construction began in 1963 and was completed in 1964. - Renovation o...
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About Us
The current location of the museum [319 S. Ann Street], built in 1833 as the first bank in Little Falls and Herkimer County, was chartere...
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The museum is located across from the Post Office. The Town of Webb is a premiere travel destination in the heart of the Fulton Chain of Lakes dist...
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Northwoods Inn & Resort is a four-seasons resort nestled in the picturesque Adirondack mountain region. Come enjoy the many spring and summer a...
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History: The Margaret Reaney Memorial Library was a gift to the Village of St. Johnsville by local textile manufacturer, Joseph H. Reaney. Built i...
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History:The Woods Inn began as Hess Camp, built in 1894 by Fred Hess in the West Central Adirondacks at the end of Fourth Lake on the Fulton Chain ...
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The Fort Plain Museum is chartered under the Board of Regents as a 501C3 not for profit entity. The charter was originally granted in 1963. The mus...
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About Us Fenimore Art Museum, on the shore of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York, presents outstanding permanent and changing exhibitions from w...
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The Cherry Valley Museum was established on October 23, 1957 and was housed in a converted Hop Barn on upper Lancaster Street. In 1959, it moved to...
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