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In 1964, this Greek Revival mansion was scheduled for demolition. However, a group of citizens rallied to save the house and move it from Saratoga Avenue to its present location overlooking the Mohawk River and the old Champlain Canal.

   

CALENDAR OF EVENTS


May 4 Night at the Museum:  Exhibit opening for "Engaging Fire: Waterford's Fire Fighting Legacies"
May 11, 14-18 CanalWays
May 12 CanalFest
Jun 1 Night at the Museum: Chili Cookoff Competition
Sep 14 Night at the Museum: Taste of Brews Homebrew Competition

WHAT'S NEW AT THE MUSEUM?

Museum Memberships Make Great Gifts

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Button and Blake Fire Engine Comes Back to Waterford

Please help us restore this fine piece of history. ... Read More

Do You Have Pictures?

Looking for images of the Homestead like the one to the right. We would love to scan a copy for our archives.
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Volunteers Needed

Our hours have increased and we need your help. ... More
 

The Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center is located in the 1830 Hugh White Homestead.




The Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center features a permanent exhibition about the history of Waterford, temporary exhibitions related to local history, a Victorian period room, and the George and Annabel O'Connor Library for Local History.



 
2012 Hours of Operation *
May 4, 2012 through Oct 28, 2012
Please note:  The museum will be closed to visitors on May 11 and May 14-18 for our annual CanalWays 4th Grade Education program.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Saturday 10am to 4pm
Sunday 2pm to 4pm
Mon & Tues Closed
Wed thru Fri 10am to 2pm
Open year round by appointment - Please call
Oct 29, 2012 through May 1, 2013
by appointment only
Admission: $5.00 for Adults, 17 and under Free
* Notes:  Closed all major holidays, Appointment required for researchers.