Our Sites
We own and operate three historic sites in Schenectady County – home to exhibitions and events.
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Mabee Farm Historic Site
With its deep history and riverside beauty, it’s the perfect place to explore the Mohawk Valley.
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Museum & Library
The Museum & Library is the perfect starting point for discovering the history of Schenectady County.
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Brouwer House Creative
One of Schenectady's oldest homes, the Brouwer House is a vibrant centerpiece of Schenectady city culture.
Events
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Virtual Talk: Apples in America, A History
FeaturedHistorian Sarah Wassberg Johnson will explore the origins, journey, and cultural significance of apples in the US, from their introduction by European settlers to their role in cider, pies, and American identity. She'll delves into how apples became so integral to American foodways, moving from a colonial staple to a symbol of national cuisine
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Exhibition Opening Reception: “Threads of Liberty: Schenectady and the American Revolution”
FeaturedPart of SCHS' America at 250 project, this exhibition explores the story of Schenectady and Schenectadians during the American Revolution, weaving together different “threads” of the Revolutionary War-era. See the rare and significant Revolutionary Liberty Flag, alongside artifacts and documents that explore how Schenectadians contributed to and were shaped by the birth of the United States.
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Mabee Farm Closed
Mabee Farm will be closed on this day.
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Virtual Talk: Underground Railroad
FeaturedMary Liz Stewart from the Underground Railroad Education Center will present.
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America250 Book Club: “A Narrative of a Revolutionary Soldier”
Join us throughout 2025 and 2026 as we delve into literature, biographies, and more that explore the American Revolution. We'll meet virtually each month to discuss a few chapters of the book at hand.