Holbrook, New York

Historical Society

Sag Harbor, New York

History

Albany, New York

Botanical Garden

Salamanca, New York

History

Through artifacts, photographs and video presentations, you'll experience an era over 90 years ago, when rail was the primary means of transportation from city to city in the Western New York and Northern Pennsylvania Regions.' Museum.History=' The Rail Museum building was acquired in 1980, a vandalized vacant shell that had stood idle for over 20 years. Using a combination of private donations, government funds, and volunteer labor, the building was brought back to its original appearance. From the brick-walled baggage room to the multi-windowed "Ladies Retiring Room", everyting in the building is either a restored original or an exact duplicate based on the original architectural plans.

Liverpool, New York

History

Stillwater, New York

Park

Long Island, New York

Art

Schenectady, New York

Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Military, Nature Centers, Park

Saratoga Springs, New York

Art

Fort Hunter, New York

Sackets Harbor, New York

History

Oyster Bay, New York

History

Liverpool, New York

Children's, History, Library

Sainte Marie among the Iroquois houses a museum that tells of the adventures of the French Jesuits who were invited by the Haudenosaunee in 1657. The museum recalls the history of the French and their voyage to the new world as well as their customs; the ways of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and the interactions of these to groups.

The mission site is a replica of the actual mission site built in 1657 and provides an excellent backdrop for costumed interpretors who demenstrate some of the daily activities of the French during that timeframe.

New York, New York

Art

Saratoga Springs, New York

History

Saratoga Springs, New York

Park

Scarsdale, New York

Historical Society

Schenectady, New York

History

Niagara Falls, New York

Schoharie, New York

History

The Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum is one of the few short-line yards that have preserved their original bldgs. that were in use during the SVRR,s tenure.Most railyards did not preserve these artifacts, and the few that are still around are disappearing at an alarming rate. Rail fans all over this country are scrambling to record these structures in photos, but we are determined to main-tain and save our precious history.