Editor's PickMore than 20 buildings across 121 acres hold interactive exhibitions on Adirondack life, from boat collections and photography archives to outdoor activities and a research library.
Editor's PickLive animals, hands-on exhibits & forest trails connect guests with the Adirondacks.
Step back to the 1750s at Fort William Henry in Lake George. Experience life in a British fort with living history tours, musket demonstrations, and exhibits.
Discover the history of Speculator and Lake Pleasant within the walls of the region's first town hall and library. This local museum offers a window into the community's early days.
Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts is a vibrant hub for creativity in the Adirondacks, offering inspiring performances, gallery exhibits, workshops, and community events for all ages.
The Bolton Historical Museum sits on the shores of Lake George in Bolton Landing and educates visitors about the history of Bolton, Lake George and the surrounding region.
The House of Frankenstein Wax Museum in Lake George New York
Keene Arts is a venue in Keene, NY, hosting diverse events including art exhibits, concerts, film screenings, and a winter farmers market.
Saved from demolition, this 1872 landmark station is now a museum, heritage center, and cultural hub in historic North Creek, featuring a fabulous diorama and exhibits on the Adirondack Railroad, Theodore Roosevelt, and local history.
Penfield Homestead Museum preserves the history of Crown Point, NY, and the surrounding Ironville area. Explore the historic homestead, barns, church, and learn about local history, military conflicts, and notable families.
The Slate Valley Museum celebrates the history and culture of the quarrying community established along the New York-Vermont border in the 1800s. Many quarries remain active, producing most of the nation's colored roofing slate.
The Brant Lake Museum is housed in an 1890s farmhouse, featuring period furniture, clothing, tools, and photographs from the 19th and 20th centuries. It also includes a Carriage House with military and local hotel exhibits.
The Upper Jay Art Center and Recovery Lounge is a vibrant venue dedicated to presenting music, theater, and visual arts in Upper Jay, NY. It serves as a community hub for various cultural events.
Museum focusing on the winter Olympic games & its events, including hockey, skating & curling.
Discover the Iron Center Museum, a restored carriage house showcasing the rich railroad and mining history of the region, particularly the Witherbee-Sherman Company's operations from 1820 to 1971.
The industrial history of Ticonderoga can't be told without describing paper mills, graphite mining and pencils. The Heritage Museum preserves and interprets that history.
