Fulton
Pratt House-Friends of History in Fulton Italianate style house-museum, c. 1863, on the Oswego Canal contains exhibits on Fulton's history, industries, and people. Located at 177 South First Street, Fulton. Call for hours: 315-598-4616.
Oswego
Fort Ontario State Historic Site Star-shaped fort restored to its 1868-1872 appearance has been fortified since 1755 by British, French, and American troops. Military demonstrations, interpretive exhibits, and research library. 1.2 miles from west side marinas/0.4 miles from Oswego Marina.
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H. Lee White Maritime Museum
Housed in a 1920's grain elevator complex on the Oswego Harbor's west side pier, the museum's exhibits focus on the history of the Oswego harbor and Lake Ontario. Tour dry-docked Derrick Boat #8 and WWII-era U.S. Army LT-5 tugboat mid-May through September. visit site >>
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| Oswego Public Library Constructed in 1855 with funds donated by Gerrit Smith, noted abolitionist, prohibitionist, and businessman. The library is built in the "Norman" style, with towers, corbels, and crenellated battlements reflecting those of a medieval castle. Now on the National Register of Historical Places, the building is one of the oldest libraries built in New York State to serve continuously as a library. visit site >> |
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