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Blue Mountain Lake, NY

The Adirondak Museum

Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812 | 518 352 7311

Lots of information on the Adirondaks and the people who lived and worked here and the people who worked to get this beautiful section of the world set aside as a park for us all to enjoy. Visit their website for more information.

Cambridge, NY

Hubbard Hall

(518) 677-2495 | email Located in a century old restored opera house, they are a community arts center, dedicated to bringing the best of theatre, music, dance and the visual arts to our region. Founded as a not-for-profit corporation in 1978, Hubbard Hall has become a buzzing hub of cultural activity in our area, with dozens of programs and workshops , a critically-acclaimed theatre company and dance program, a co-op, village store, and art gallery, and much much more.

Sunrise Mountain
Buffalo Ranch

phone/fax (518) 677-2334 A working buffalo ranch right here in Washington County! It's quite a sight and there is a gift shop (featuring buffalo meat) in addition to wagon rides on the farm. Check the website for times and rates.

Granville, NY

Slate Valley Museum

(518) 642-1417 | email This museum is only open three days per week (Tuesday 1-5; Friday 1-5; Saturday 10-4; admission is $2.50), but amply demonstrates why the farmers in the region had such a tough time. The museum is located in a beautiful Dutch barn carefully moved from Ravena, NY to 17 Water Street in Granville, NY. Check their website or call for details.

The Pember Museum

(518) 642-1515 | email The Pember Museum of Natural History and the Pember Nature Preserve provide programs, exhibits and activities for the people of eastern New York and western Vermont. It is the only institution of its kind in the region and serves large numbers of school children each year. The Museum and Preserve offer lectures, field trips, environmental studies, tours, hikes, day camps, outreach and many other special programs.

Museum Hours & Admission
Museum Hours
Open Year Road: Tuesday - Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 10am-3pm, open mornings by appointment
Closed Sundays, Mondays and Holidays
Admission
Members Free; Adults $2.50; Seniors $1.00; Children $1.00; Under 3 free;
Washington County NY youth admitted free of charge

Manchester, VT

Hildene

(802) 362 1788 | email Robert Todd Lincoln, President Abraham Lincoln's eldest son, was a statesman and successful businessman, running the Pullman Corporation in its heydey. In 1902 he built Hildene, a beautiful mansion on the outskirts of Manchester. There are tours and many special events featuring music, arts and crafts, or antiques throughout the summer. Check their website or call for details.

Pottersville, NY

Natural Stone Bridge
and Caves

This beautiful section of the Adirondaks features a natural stone bridge over Trout Brook and several caves. There a self-guided tour and a rock shop. More details on their website.

Salem, NY

Beautiful animals in a beautiful setting. Visit our website for details on animals, fiber, and visits.

Fort Salem Theatre

East Broadway
Salem, NY 12865
(518) 854 9200 Summerstock in Salem. June through late September features several productions and a special kids theatre series that includes a ride on the Battenkill Rambler.

The Georgi Museum
Adams Street, Shushan, NY 12873 | (518) 854 3773
The Georgi Museum contains Renaissance art, European antiques, and Asian collectibles
in a stunning house on nine acres of park and gardens along the famous Battenkill trout stream.

Music from Salem

Salem, NY 12865
(518) 638 5594 | email Lila Brown and Judith Eissenberg bring together renowned performers for chamber music concerts in July and August at Hubbard Hall in Cambridge. The musicians stay at the Brown Farm in Salem where they conduct children's workshops and hold open rehearsals in the week prior to the concerts.

Shushan Covered
Bridge Museum
Shushan, NY 12873
This museum celebrates the three covered bridges in Salem, NY (Shushan is a hamlet in Salem). Two bridges (Rexleigh, picture here, click to enlarge, and Eagleville) are still in operation and the third houses this museum.

Sausville's

Corner of 29 & 22
Salem, NY 12865
A snack bar and miniature golf course.

Ticonderoga, NY

Fort Ticonderoga

(518) 585 2821 This is where Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, and his Green Mountain boys snuck up on the British and took over the fort that commanded the portages from Lake Champlain south. Before the Northway was built, travelling by water up the St Lawrence and then to Lake Champlain was the major approach to the heart of NY state from the north. Yes, this is the same Benedict Arnold credited with creating the US Navy (on a fleet of rafts in Whitehall, NY) who later betrayed the revolutionaries and joined the British forces.

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