Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute

Utica, New York

Art

New Hartford Historical Society

New Hartford, New York

History, Historical Society

The history of New Hartford goes back 211 years, when a courageous pioneer, 37-year-old Jedediah Sanger, traveled from New Hampshire toward the settlement of Whitestown to establish a new home for his family. At that time Sanger was penniless and deeply in debt. All his property had been destroyed by fire, but his determination to build anew never waned. Convinced of Sanger's honesty and ability, his creditors put no obstacles in the way of his adventure.

Oneida County Historical Society

Utica, New York

Historical Society

Utica Children's Museum

Utica, New York

Children's

The Children's Museum is an educationally enjoyable not-for-profit. Schools, daycares, scouts, families, seniors, tourists interact w/the 100's of hands-on exhibits on our 4 floors for hours of exploring fun! We are the only children's museum adopted by NASA and the Office of Science. The interesting Romanesque Revival exterior remains as imposing as ever, and the charm of the period remains inside with its decoratively paneled central oak staircase, an original glass and wood paneled office, and fourteen foot high ceiling sheathed in fancy pressed tin.

Steuben Memorial State Historic Site

Oriskany, New York

History

Steuben Memorial State Historic site is the final home of Baron Steuben. It is said that he was second in importance to George Washington during the Revolutionary War. His training of the troops was exemplary and the turning point in the colonies fight for freedom.

Utica Zoological Society

Utica, New York

Zoo