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The
Canajoharie Library and Art Gallery |
The
Canajoharie Library and Art Gallery (673-2314) on Erie Blvd.
is well known for its impressive collection, which includes
colonial portraits, many pieces by Winslow Homer, and works
by other renowned artists such as Hopper, Whistler, Sargent
and Remington. The Gallery Wilton Heritage Museum Copeland
Covered Bridge, Edinburg was created in the 1920s by the
founding president of the Beech-Nut Packing Company, Bartlett
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Gloversville
Public Library
58 East Fulton Street
Gloversville, NY 12078
(518) 725-2819 |
Hours
Tuesday & Wednesday 10 am - 7 pm
Thursday & Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday 10 am - 4 pm Closed Sunday and Monday
HOLIDAY HOURS
The Library will be closed in honor of Thanksgiving beginning at 1 pm
on Wednesday, November 23 and all day on Thursday, November 24. Regular
hours will resume on Friday, November 25th at 10 am.
Summer
Hours for July through Labor Day Weekend
Tuesday-Friday 9am-7pm |
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Johnstown
Public Library
38 South Market Street
Johnstown, NY 12095
(518) 762-8317 |
The
Johnstown Public Library is located in Johnstown, New
York. The library is a 1902 Andrew Carnegie Library,
built with funds donated by Mr. Carnegie and the residents
of Johnstown. It is open seven days a week during the
school year and five days during the summer months. Its
holdings total over 40,000 pieces and of particular interest
is the special collection of materials dedicated to preserving
Johnstown history. In addition to Johnstown history,
the collection supports the history of surrounding towns
and villages in both Fulton and nearby Montgomery County.
Included in the Local History collection are books, vertical
files, diaries, Federal Census dating from 1790, church
records, cemetery records and much more.
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Lake
Pleasant Library
Route 8
Speculator, NY 12164
(518) 548-4411
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Hours
are:
Monday 9-3
Tuesday 9-3
Wednesday 9-3
Thursday 9-3, 5-8
Friday 9-3
Saturday 9-noon
Sunday - Closed
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Mohawk
Valley Library System |
Information
on all public libraries in the Mohawk Valley
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The
core of the Local History Collection at the Northville
Public Library are materials relating to the Northville
/ Northampton, New York area, the Great Sacandaga Lake
and the Sacandaga Park. Because the library itself is
relative young, having opened in 1986, and most primary
sources are held by municipalities or local historical
societies, the collection is still relatively small.
There are but a handful of secondary works written on
these subjects. In recent years, with the assistance
of Gail M. Cramer, Town Historian, and other volunteers,
the library has begun to acquire local family genealogies,
cemetery records, photocopies of scrapbooks containing
newspaper clippings of local events and vital statistics.
The largest portion of materials in the Local History
Collection are works written about or relating to the
Adirondacks in general: sports, environment, travelogues,
history and photographic works
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Piseco
Library:
@ Piseco School, Rte 8, Piseco.
(518) 548-7555
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Open
Mon, 8:30-12:30pm
Wed, 12:30-4:30
Thurs, 7-9pm
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Stony
Creek Free Library
43 Harrisburg Rd
Stony Creek, NY 12878
(518) 696-5911?
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Saratoga
Springs Public Library
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The
library is chartered to serve the residents of the
Saratoga Springs Enlarged City School District (pop.
45,663). It is governed by a five-member board elected
by district residents. Funds to operate the library
come primarily from school district property taxes,
and district residents must vote upon increases in
local tax support.
The
current 58,626 square foot building, which opened in
1995, is located on 1.92 acres in downtown Saratoga Springs
one block east of Broadway between Henry and Putnam Streets.
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Wells
Library:
Municipal Bldg,
Main St. Wells.
(518) 924-3102
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Open
Tuesday 6-8pm
Saturday 10am-12pm.
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We
specialize in creating museum quality scale models
for private collectors, historic organizations,
and modeling companies. We pride ourselves on our
customer service and accommodation regarding any
ideas you might have for an accurately hand-crafted
model of your subject.
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