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Museums
Arkell Museum at CanajoharieEric Trahan2 Erie Blvd. A museum of American Art and regional history, the Arkell features changing exhibitions and includes paintings by artists such as Winslow Homer, Childe Hassam and Andrew Wyeth. Country Craft SuppliesCharlie'Skip' EndressOwnerFarm Stand at Rt. 205 For fall/autumn decorations such as pumpkins, cornstalks, corn husks and hay bales. Craft materials such as birch bark, old rusty barbed wire and grape vines. Visit our website at countrycraftsupplies.com. Farmers' MuseumDebbie Bennett5775 State Highway 80 Discover how New Yorkers worked and played in a rural 1840s village and farmstead. Visit farm animals, ride The Empire State Carousel, play old-fashioned games, enjoy a snack at Bump Tavern and shop the Museum Store for artisan-made gifts and more. Fenimore Art Museum/NYSHATodd Kenyon5798 State Highway 80 The Museum features one of the nation's finest collections of folk art; American art, and the renowned Thaw Collection of American Indian Art. Enjoy lakeview dining on the terrace and unique shopping in the Museum Shop. Fly Creek Cider Mill and OrchardBill & Brenda Michaels288 Goose Street
Witness cider-making at the historic Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard just minutes from Main Street Cooperstown. Savor the flavors of more than 40 specialty food, wine and hard cider tastings. Relax on the Millpond boardwalk with a lunch from the Snack Barn & Bakery or with wine and cheeses from the Mill Store. Exploring young children will enjoy discovering Tractorland and the friendly ducks and geese. |
Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum99 Main Street Come see realistic, life-sized wax figures of many baseball players who made the game great, all in authentic displays. Test your hitting skills in the Virtual Realty Batting Cage. Enjoy some of baseball\'s funniest moments in the Bloopers Theatre. Hyde HallSally GraumlichPO Box 721 Hyde Hall, built 1817-1835, is a unique 50-room limestone country home designed by architect Philip Hooker for English-born George Clarke as part of the family’s agricultural empire. This historic site is open daily May - Oct; tours on the hour 10 - 4. National Baseball Hall of Fame and MuseumBrad Horn25 Main Street Northeast Classic Car MuseumMarty Kuhn24 Rexford Street
Over 160 classic cars from 1901 through the early 1970's on display - representing Franklin, Auburn, Duesenberg, Cord, Packard, Cars made in New York State, and many, many more. Just a short drive from Cooperstown - call for directions. Petrified Creatures Museum of Natural HistoryStella MleczPO Box 751 Only 10 miles east on scenic Route 80, left on Route 20, go 1 mile. An outdoor discovery, fun for all ages. Enjoy the best fossil dig, keep what you find FREE. Life-sized talking Dinosaurs. Eclectic gift shop, one-of-a-kind jewelry, rocks, minerals. |
