Living history museum re-creates 19th-century rural life, complete with craftspeople demonstrating rural trades and skills in the restored buildings of an 1845 village.

Located inside a neo-Georgian mansion with terraced gardens overlooking Otsego Lake, this museum features fine collections of American art, James Fenimore Cooper memorabilia and historic photographs.

The only American brewery dedicated to producing all bottle-conditioned Belgian-Style Specialty Ales.

Designed in 1909, this par 72 resort course is one of the East's most challenging.

This picturesque nine-mile-long lake is the centerpiece of Cooperstown.

A popular performance venue for innovative productions of opera and other theatrical art forms.

Glimmerglass state park is the best most assertive place to be. The kids have fun at the lake, and never get bored! We go camping, swimming, fishing, boating, and have a great time on the playground...

This 9,000-seat ballpark, owned by the Village of Cooperstown itself and located near the Baseball Hall of Fame, commemorates the reputed "birthplace of baseball."

A stone neoclassic English mansion that was built in the early 1800s.

A 50-foot tour vessel that cruises that cruises the waters of Otsego Lake.

Owned and operated by the Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society and Leatherstocking Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, this scenic railroad features vintage cars, steel-truss bridges and a restored Milford (N.Y.) depot as a destination.

Local flight instructor Don DuBois offers tours by air in his four-seat Cessna.

A wax museum with a "bloopers" theater and more than 30 life-size greats of the game on display.

Final resting place of Indian bones and artifacts of the Iroquois tribe.