Farmers' Museum

Visit the Farmers' Museum and immerse yourself within a fascinating interplay of trade, agriculture and village life reminiscent of New York State circa 1845. One of the oldest living history museums, this bustling attraction features a number of fascinating exhibits, along with hand-on activities, craft demonstrations and character tours that bring the mid-19th Century to life.

Details

Prices -

Adults and Juniors (13-64), $12.00; Seniors (65+), $10.50; Juniors (7-12), $6.00; Children (6 and under), Free

Hours -

Open Tuesday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Closed Mondays

Events

Kids Programs

Workshops

Lectures

Activities

Character Tours

Exhibits

Shopping and Dining

FAQs

Where can I find a list of seasonal events?
Farmers' Museum marks the seasons by hosting numerous celebrations that echo the traditions and spirit of rural New York State. For a complete list of upcoming events and ceremonies, visit www.farmersmuseum.org/farmers/programs/seasonal_events.
What types of collections are hosted at the museum?
The Farmers' Museum houses a number of collections with over 23,000 items. Discover wood working tools, butter molds, a mid-19th-century blacksmith shop, printing shop, lawyer's office, tavern, farm and general store, which each feature authentic items from the period.