The Chester History Museum in Chester, NY is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of the Village and Town of Chester. They acquire, restore, and preserve historical places, documents, and recordings of oral history, while providing educational programs and exhibiting collections of artifacts, pictures, newspapers, and recorded oral histories to the general public.
The museum aims to showcase the history and significance of the 1936 Maple Avenue School, along with other exhibits such as the Erie RR in Chester and the Chester National Bank. Through their efforts, they strive to engage school children, community organizations, and individuals interested in local folklore and history, fostering a deeper appreciation for the area's past.
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