Palmer & Shaylor Monuments, 134 River St, Middleburgh, NY 12122, US

The Old Stone Fort Museum Complex in Schoharie County, New York, celebrates and preserves the rich historical legacy of the region. With seven historic and exhibit buildings spread across 25 acres, the museum showcases three centuries of rural New York history. The centerpiece of the complex is the Old Stone Fort, originally built in 1772 as a church and later fortified during the Revolutionary War. Operated by the Schoharie County Historical Society for over 130 years, the museum houses a collection of over 50,000 artifacts, a research library, and a local genealogy collection, offering educational and recreational activities for visitors. The Schoharie County Historical Society is a membership organization dedicated to promoting knowledge and appreciation for the history and cultures of Schoharie County. Through advocacy, education, research, interpretation, preservation, and restoration, the society aims to highlight the county's history from prehistoric times to the present. The society operates the Old Stone Fort museum complex, which features exhibits, group tours, and virtual exhibits showcasing unique artifacts. Additionally, the society maintains a research library and offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in unlocking the region's preserved history.Generated from the website