Old-fashioned 19th century styled general store. Selling homespun calico dresses, needlework, folk art prints, dolls, antiques and more.

The mission of the Amsterdam Free Library is to offer the community access to and assistance in the use of the broadest possible selection of recorded knowledge. It is to assist patrons with informational, business, professional, and recreational needs in a diverse number of formats. The Amsterdam Free Library offers a wide array of services and materials including access to over 45,000 items, 70 magazine and 7 daily newspapers. Adult and children's programs are carried on throughout the year highlighted by the summer reading program. Reference services are available both in print and electronic formats.

A Robert Trent Jones- designed course. 18 holes, restaurant, pro shop. Daily greens fees, carts available

A nationally known collection of 350 paintings and sculpture by American artists including 21 oils and watercolors by Winslow Homer. Also, important works by Hopper, Whistler, Sargent, Eakins, N.C. an Andrew Wyeth, O'Keeffe, Remington, St. Gaudens, and others. Changing exhibitions as well as a full program of lectures, concerts, film and workshops. Mon- Fri 10:00 - 5:00; Saturday & Sunday 1:00 - 5:00

18 hole golf course, restaurant, lounge, pro shop. Daily greens fee, carts available with notice. April - October, call for hours.

Whether you come for a day of Herkimer diamond-digging adventure or a unique camping experience, your visit to Crystal Grove Diamond Mine & Campground will surely be a memorable one!

Home of the Fonda Fair and Fonda Speedway. Horse shows, farm expos, and other events held Spring, Summer, Fall.

Modified stock car racing, April-October, Saturday evenings.

The 1750 fortified home of fur-trader Johannes Klock, located east of St. Johnsville, is a Colonial settlement of the French and Indian period. The Fort Klock Historic Restoration is a National Historic Landmark which includes a 1790s Dutch barn, blacksmith shop, and an 1825 schoolhouse. Memorial Day thru Mid-October, Tues-Sunday, 9am-5pm. Small Admission Fort Klock has a membership program for those who wish to share their time and gifts. Members receive the Fort Klock newsletter, calendar of events, and pride knowing they are helping to preserve a Mohawk Valley Landmark. By preserving the past we share it with the future. The Fort Klock Historic Restoration is a non-profit (501-C3) organization that is very grateful for the help of private and corporate donations.

The Fort Plain Free Library seeks to provide educational and recreational materials and programs to all segments of the population. In addition to a collection totaling over 20,000 volumes, the library also circulates videos, DVDs, CDs, books on tape and CD, and magazines. Interlibrary loan makes available material in most of these formats not owned by the Fort Plain Library. Programming regularly includes a six-week Summer Reading Program for children, teens, and adults, an adult literature reading/ discussion series, and a monthly pre-school story hour. Additional special offerings on a variety of topics are frequently scheduled. The library makes Internet access available to the general public on public access equipment or through a wireless connection. Online databases and encyclopedias, word processing and similar programs are also available. Finally, the library offers fax and photocopy services for a fee.

Greek Revival building houses exhibits spanning the history of the middle Mohawk Valley, primarily focusing on pre-Colonial, Revolutionary War, Erie Canal, and local community history. Outdoor exhibits, including original fort and blockhouse sites.

Children's Picture, chapter, easy to read, and audio books Adult fiction and non-fiction Books on Tape, Large Print Books, Audio Books Videos, CDS, and cassettes Mini Art Gallery with a new artist each month

The goal of the Century Club was and still is the mental, moral and social development of its members and the civic improvement of the community. We sponsor annual scholarships, support the arts, and participate in community projects that promote friendship and understanding within the community. We are women from all walks of life, race and cultures, who come together to make our home, community and world a better place to live.

Racing Friday Nights: gates open at 5pm, hot laps at 7pm, racing at 7:30pm Modified, sportsman, street stock and more!

Paintball sports complex fields & Store

Tasting room, wines range from dry to semi-sweet, made from on-site grown grapes as well as elderberries and apples. Hummingbird Red, a blend including Leon Millot grapes, Golden Muscat wine, a little spicier, Seyval Blanc, Hummingbird White, Hound Dawg White, Hound Dawg Red, Future Offerings: Hair of the Hound Dawg, a fruit wine, and Hummingbird Apple

Featuring eight 9 foot pocket billiard tables Open daily from 5-11pm. Host Nine-Ball Tournaments and league play. Relaxed, comfortable atmosphere suitable for all ages and skill levels. Beverages and light snacks available.

Extensive Revolutionary and Civil War displays, period rooms, paintings and bronzes, farm and trade tools, and genealogical resources. Open year round, call for hours.

Vast collection of historical and genealogical resources and original county records. Research fees for requests by mail only. Sept-June open Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm. July & August, Mon-Fri. 9am-4pm. Closed legal holidays

The Lily of the Mohawks. Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, was cannonized by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012. Kateri lived her teenage years at the site of her shrine, which includes a rustic chapel in an 18th-century Dutch barn and displays of artifacts form an on-site archeological excavation of an entire Mohawk village.

Old Fort Johnson, the 1749 fortified limestone home of Sir William Johnson, is representative of the best of colonial architecture. No other home of a prominent New York citizen of the colonial period has survived so untouched by the changes of style and time. This National Historic Landmark is owned and operated by the Montgomery County Historical Society, a private, non-profit organization established to collect and preserve Mohawk Valley history. It is the Society's intent to present the Fort as close to the way it was during Sir William's lifetime as can now be determined. Most furnishings are contemporary to Johnson's time, and a number of items are from the Johnson family. The Fort also houses exhibits which include a collection of Native American artifacts focusing on the Mohawk Valley; the Betsey Reynolds Voorhees room which articulates the life and times of a prominent 19th century lady; the attic which holds pieces that tell the history of Montgomery County and a rare 18th century privy.

Cheddar Cheese, Flavored cheddar cheese, Fresh & Flavored Cheese Curd. Mohawk Valley's only cheddar plant on the only plant in Northeast with 25 flavors of cheddars. Store features local and state producers. Store and Plant open to the public. Tours can be scheduled to view the cheese-making process. Open all year, Monday through Saturday 9a-5pm.

Hall of Fame and Museum of professional wrestlers who have advanced this national pastime in terms of athletics and entertainment, Memorabilia from past and present stars

Semi-Private 18 hole golf course and country club. Olympic-size swimming pool and tennis courts, modern clubhouse, bar, restaurant and banquet facilities and golf cart storage. The course offers a challenging round of golf on its' par 71, 6,700 yard layout.

The site of the Mohawk village of Ossernenon, this shrine established in 1885 honors the martyrdom of three Jesuit missionaries and is the birthplace of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha. Individuals and groups are welcome to visit the Coliseum church, museums, chapels, gardens, Gift Shop, and picnic pavilion. Sunday and daily Masses, annual St. Isaac Jogues Youth Conference and scheduled special pilgrimages. May-October, open dawn to dusk.

Two 18th century churches still stand side by side in the hamlet of Stone Arabia: The Dutch Reformed Church, a stone structure, erected in 1788, and Trinity Lutheran Church, constructed of wood, built in 1792. An 18th century burial ground lies a short distance from the churches. Colonel Brown's Cemetery an 18th century cemetery is the burial site of Colonel Brown and others who lost their lives in the Revolutionary War Battle of Stone Arabia. open Sundays 1-4pm

A beautiful stone church built by the Palatine Lutherans in 1770.

Motorsports complex

Fortified 1730's homestead, typical of 18th century Dutch architecture. Early colonial artifacts, furnishings, and 19th century images of historic sites by artist Rufus Grider. Moyer Street, Canajoharie. Memorial Day-Columbus Day, Thursday & Friday 1-4:30pm, Saturday 10am-1pm

Our extensive assortment of approximately 25,000 artifacts fall into four categories: multicultural, Victorian, natural history, and items that relate to Mohawk Valley's colorful industrial past (documentary, photographic and tangible).Since its inception, the museum has served to link school curriculum to the dynamic richness of our common cultural and historic heritage, and has functioned as an intellectual and artistic center for Amsterdam and the Mohawk Valley. We offer interactive learning environments, educational classes, and a spectrum of cultural events. We also feature various new exhibits, guest lecturers, and summer and vacation enrichment classes in science, math, art, literature and natural history.The Walter Elwood Museum of the Mohawk Valley (formally the Mohawk Valley Heritage Association or MVHA) was formed in 1981 to protect this small, school-owned museum. Due to budgetary difficulties, the school district has had to give up staffing the museum, and has turned over management of the collections to our group. We have chosen a new board of trustees to oversee the interests of the museum, have restructured our organizational policies, have received a provisional charter from the New York State Department of Education. We have worked closely with experienced consultants to map out our course for the future, and with vigorous fundraising efforts, are poised for significant growth.Though the fortunes of the Museum have waxed and waned over the years with changing interests and economies, the Museum has always found steadfast support in deeply dedicated individuals, businesses and organizations from our community. People have been generous with their time, talents and money, having recognized the important role this institution plays in offering enrichment opportunities to our families and generous to come.

The Windfall Dutch Barn is a pre-revolutionary restored structure, seated on its original site, located in the hamlet of Salt Springville, NY (Co Rd 31). This site was used as a resting and feeding place during the wagon march by General Clinton on the way to the Susquehanna River, consisting of 400 boats, loaded on wagons, and 3000 patriots, during the revolutionary war. Summer concerts, poetry readings.

Nature at its finest. Wintergreen Park has a dramatic gorge, beautiful waterfalls, nature trails, and picnic areas. Open memorial Day-Labor Day, 9am-9:30pm.