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.
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FeaturedSchenectady’s Toy Chest: A Kids Program
To kick off our 2026 Kids Programs, we're digging deep into our "toy chest" to pull out our favorite playthings!
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FeaturedModern Farming for Beginners
A full day of learning for new and aspiring farmers
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FeaturedVirtual Talk: Many Voices: Erie, the Canal that Changed America
Author Laurie Lawlor will discuss her recent book, “Many Voices: Erie, the Canal that Changed America.” Aimed at young readers (Grades 5+), her work captures the landmark achievements of the Erie Canal while diving deep into corporate greed, environmental devastation, poor working conditions, and its impact on the Haudenosaunee people. Lawlor connects the Erie Canal’s past and present to plumb the depths of unexplored American history.
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Mabee Farm Closed
Mabee Farm will be closed on this day.
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FeaturedVirtual Talk: First Draft of History: NY State Historic Newspapers
Chuck Henry is the digitization manager for New York State Historic Newspapers Project, where he manages the statewide digitization effort that has brought nearly 15 million pages of local newspapers online. He'll discuss his work partnering with libraries, historical societies, and museums across New York, as the project scans fragile originals and microfilm reels to preserve and share small-town papers with the world.
Get Tickets $10.00