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.

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

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.