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ERIE CANAL MUSEUM

318 Erie Boulevard East, Syracuse, NY 13202

Since 1849

Museum, Observation Deck, Gift Shop, Special Events, Wedding, Reception, Private Party, Corporate Event, Field Trip, Meeting Space and Facilities, Guided Tours, Groups, Educational Programs, Scouting, Overnights, Rental Facility, Stores, Landmarks, Architecture Buildings, Birthday Party, Conservation, Classrooms, Research & Workshops

Free Admission - Visited annually by more than 20,000 visitors from all 50 states and many foreign countries - This Greek revival building stands as a monument to the Erie Canal’s transformative role in the history of the United States

contactus@eriecanalmuseum.org

eriecanalmuseum.org

Mon - Sun : 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

We were in Syracuse for the State Fair on Saturday, checked out some other things including this museum on Sunday. WOW! The staff is really friendly and informative, the displays are really interesting and it's an amazing story! 1 thing to keep in mind - when you go in the museum, passing the gift shop, follow the displays to the left. Don't go down hallway on the right.... you'll get there at the end. Otherwise, you are doing the museum backwards in time : )
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ONONDAGA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

321 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202

Since 1863

Landmark, Historic Preservation, The Museum, Shops, Events, Tours, Backroom Tours, Historic Ghostwalks, Historic Hotel Syracuse Presentation, Walking Tours, Company Exhibits, Research, Rental Facility, Educational Programs, School Programs, Adult Programs, Youth and Family Programs, Film Production & Glorious Workplaces

Free Admission - They has had a number of homes during its century and a half in Syracuse - They mount an average of 12 temporary in-house exhibits per year in our museums so there’s always something new to see

ohamuseum@cnyhistory.org

cnyhistory.org

Wed - Fri : 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Sat & Sun : 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Mon & Tue : Closed

We recently attended a Ghost Walk in Liverpool sponsored by the OHA, which made us curious about what else the place had to offer, so we stopped by to visit. The Ghost Walk was so much fun: interesting characters from Liverpool History, like Mayor Heid, and a willow basket maker, told us their stories and wove interesting facts into well-performed (and often funny) first person histories. We walked from location to location led by a tour guide.
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SYRACUSE CITY HALL

233 E Washington St, Syracuse, NY 13202

Since 1889

City Hall, Landmark, Historic Preservation, Historical Timeline, Architecture Buildings, Historical Building, Observation Deck, Collections, Exhibitions, Events, Historical Places, Cultural Activities, Event Rentals, Summer Camps, Guided Tours, Weddings, Private Occasions, Gift Shop, Field Trips, Holiday Historic House Tour & Collections

It is a Romanesque Revival architectural style - Area 0.5 acres (0.20 ha) - The building also includes a 165-foot bell tower at the southwest corner

syracusethenandnow.org/dwntwn/mo...

Mon - Fri : 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Sat & Sun : Closed

Reminiscent of European town halls, Syracuse City Hall is a fortress-like building constructed of Onondaga limestone. Some believe the primary inspiration for this buidling was Albany's City Hall, designed by Henry Hobson Richardson and completed just a few years earlier. Richardsonian Romanesque was a popular style for city halls in this era and architect Charles Colton employed all the usual features turrets, a hipped roof with steeply pitched dormers.
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