After a lengthy renovation, the Frick is back. Dwell’s executive editor returns to the famed institution to assess its ...

Project Chimney, a new initiative by House Museum, as the name suggests, seeks to relocate several historically significant chimneys designed by Richard Neutra, Paul R. Williams, and Frank Lloyd ...

The National Federation of State High School Associations has selected Eden Coppersmith, a senior at Paxton High School, as the recipient of the 2025 National High School Heart of the Arts Award ...

Cortland County Convention and Visitors Bureau said thanks to the work and dedication of a local resident, a new historical ...

A historical event will take place at Leffingwell House Museum on April 26. According to a community announcement, "1775, The Revolution Begins" will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 348 Washington ...

Above the stage was inscribed “Act Well Your Part, There All the Honor Lies,” from which a new exhibit at the Hull-House Museum takes its name. Earl Pierce Photo/Courtesy of University of ...

The Open House provides the opportunity to learn more about SUNY Cortland and envision your future as a Red Dragon. Enter 1 Folmer Drive, Cortland, NY 13045 on a GPS device to reach the parking lot.

A historical event will take place at Leffingwell House Museum on April 26. According to a community announcement, "1775, The Revolution Begins" will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 348 Washington St., ...

TRUXTON, N.Y. — Cortland County Convention and Visitors Bureau said thanks to the work and dedication of a local resident, a new historical marker will be installed in Truxton on August 2.

Paranormal ghost trackers have come to the museum in recent years to see if they could detect any activity. They did find pockets of activity in the house but if it was Goody Cole’s ghost ...

New Delhi: The Delhi Assembly building, a 113-year-old colonial-era structure, may soon have a museum to make people aware of its history and heritage. Sources said the assembly secretariat ...

In 1938, the house was given to the town of Clare by local businessman Charles Byford to be put into useful public purpose and then in 1979 a museum was established.