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2008 - 2011 Calendar of Events |
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Looking Ahead to 2011 Events . . . |
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| Saturday, May 14 | Commemoration of Keuka Rifles heading to Civil War. The Keuka Rifles was the first Yates County Civil War contingency to leave Penn Yan for Elmira en route to Washington in 1861. The Yates Community will observe the occasion exactly 150 years later. You can expect a public address to the community and the “Rifles” on the Courthouse lawn, a reenactment parade to the train station, a civil war encampment, a myriad of educational programs, the placing of flags at the cemetery, and an evening band concert by the 77th New York Volunteers. |
| Saturday, July 16 | Jay Ungar and Molly Mason in Concert at Keuka College. Jay Ungar & Molly Mason are extraordinary musicians. If you didn't know it before, you sure did after Ken Burns' The Civil War hit the airwaves. Their performance of Jay's haunting composition Ashokan Farewell — the musical hallmark of the PBS series — earned the couple international acclaim. The soundtrack won a Grammy and Ashokan Farewell — originally inspired by Jay & Molly's annual fiddle and dance camps — was nominated for an Emmy. Since joining forces in the late 1970s, Jay and Molly have become one of the most celebrated duos on the American acoustic music scene. With their comfortable sense of fun and their love of music, they make each concert a musical journey. Their incomparable warmth and wit — coupled with consummate musicianship — have delighted audiences worldwide. Jay and Molly have garnered legions of fans through their appearances on Great Performances, A Prairie Home Companion, their own public radio specials, and work on film soundtracks such as Brother's Keeper, Legends of the Fall, and a host of Ken Burns documentaries. If you love great American acoustic music, this concert is a must. Tickets are $25. To make a reservation, call the Yates County Genealogical & Historical Society at (315) 536-7318. To find out more about this great musical duo, visit www.jayandmolly.com or www.facebook.com/jayandmolly |
2010 Events |
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| Friday, March 26 | Easter Parade: 70 Years of Millenary Splendor - Grand Opening An incredible collection of more than 60 amazing hats. Join us for the Grand Opening of this delightful exhibit on Friday March 26th from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00pm |
| Friday, March 26 through the end of April | Easter Parade: 70 Years of Millenary Splendor Come to the Grand Opening of this funtastic display! Yates County Genealogical & Historical Society’s Oliver House Museum is the venue for this incredible collection of more than 60 amazing hats: Handmade woven horsehair hats embellished with velvet flowers from the Edwardian era, amazing cloches worn bedecked with sequins and pheasant feathers from the Roaring Twenties, Broad brimmed straw bonnets festooned with fruit and flowers, pillbox hats inspired by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, and many, many more! Join us for the Grand Opening of this delightful exhibit on Friday March 26th from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00pm. “Easter Parade: 70 years of Millenary Splendor” will remain on display until the end of April. Call 315-536-7318 for additional information. |
| Through Spring 2010 | Toys From the Attic Thanks to many recent and past donors we have an incredible collection of vintage toys! Nostalgia will run rampant as you’re reminded of not only your own toys but the ones that your Mom and Dad and Grandma and Grandpa played with! We have an incredible assortment including everything from antique dolls to Erector sets, Lincoln Logs, board games, baby’s pull toys, wooden toys, puzzles, toy guns, wind up toys, metal toys a mechanic’s garage, metal cars and trucks, assorted earth moving equipment and much more! There’s sure to be at least one toy to spark everyone’s magical childhood memories! Bring a photo of you and your favorite childhood toy – we’ll scan the photo and add it to our collage. Call 315-536-7318 for information. |
| Fridays, April 2, 16 & 30 | A series of Three Genealogy Classes will be taught by YCGHS’ Executive Director, John Potter and guest lecturers. The who, what, when, where, and whys of research will be covered with opportunities to practice your newly learned skills. A discussion of computerized genealogical research and products will be included in the series. A computer with an internet connection will be needed to complete class assignments. Reservations are required. Call 315-536-7318 for additional information and reservations. A $10 fee will defray the cost of materials. 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm a the L. Caroline Underwood Museum. |
| Wedesday, May 19 | YCGHS kicks off our 2010 History Luncheon Series at Noon at the Lakeside Country Club. Our presenter is renowned newspaper reporter and photographer, Dick Eisenhart. Dick will speak from his more than 30 years of experience as a newspaper reporter for the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and later, for the Elmira Star-Gazette. Over the years Dick’s ‘beat’ brought him to Penn Yan and the Yates County area. In the midst of his more mundane reporting, Dick covered: the Penn Yan firehouse fire, the business block fire of 1967 and many Village changes. He covered the visits of dignitaries such as the Kennedys and Martin Luther King, Jr. His ‘on-the-scene’ reporting brought him to accidents, courts and murder trials; legislative, village, town, Keuka College meetings and school affairs. Dick covered the then emerging wine industry, county fairs, and the Mennonite migration into Yates County. We hope that you will join us for this exciting and informative presentation! The cost is $12.00 per person. Reservations required by Tuesday, May 11. |
| Saturday, May 29 | Enjoy our famous Chicken Barbeque at the Lyons Bank parking lot from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (or until sold out). Our meal includes a barbequed chicken, coleslaw, salt potatoes, macaroni salad, a roll with butter, and brownies or cookie bars all for the phenomenal price of $8.50. Half chickens are also available (no sides) for $6.00. Help support YCGHS and enjoy a delicious meal! |
| Saturday, June 19 | Explore the Underground Railroad on Saturday, June 19th at 3:00 p.m. through an exciting and informative talk by Seneca County Historian Walter Gable, M Ed, M.S. Walter Gable is an expert on the Underground Railroad and Abolitionism. Penn Yan resident Rose II Freedom’s home was a station on the Underground Railroad. Rose will dress in period garb and speak from the perspective of this Underground Railroad station’s 1800’s owner. This event will take place at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Penn Yan featuring live music of the Civil War era and followed by a reception. Children’s activities will be provided so bring the whole family! There is no charge to attend. This event marks the beginning of YCGHS’ celebration of our Sesquicentennial! |
| Friday, July 2 | Our fabulous 2010 Yard Sale will take place on Friday, July 2nd. We hope that you and your family will come to peruse and purchase from our eclectic collection of new and used goods priced to sell! Donations gratefully accepted through 7/1. (No clothing please, accessories accepted) Pick-up available for large items. Call 315-536-7318 for more information. |
| Saturday, July 10 | NY Volunteer Infantry encampment at YCGHS In the reenactment community, the 148th New York Volunteers are considered veterans. Established in 1962, the 148th is the oldest Civil War reenactment organization in New York State. Even though the organization is built on a military impression, families participate in the recreation of a time in American history when everyone was touched by the events, not just the soldiers. Enjoy a wide variety of entertainers and activities including food of the era, singing, tintype photographer, storytellers and much more! |
| Saturday, July 24 | Steamboat Era Cruise on Keuka Lake Enjoy a three hour cruise upon the Esperanza Rose with expert narrative of the lore of the lake and local sights from Branchport to Hammondsport. Boarding begins at 12:30, departure at 1:00, return around 4:00 in the afternoon. Cash bar and snacks are available. Cost is $35 per person. Resevations may be made before July 17th by calling YCGHS at 315.536.7318. |
| Monday, September 6 | History Detectives at 9 p.m. on Public Broadcasting Stations (double check your local listings) features YCGHS and Jemima Wilkinson story filmed right here in Penn Yan!! |
| Wednesday, September 15 | History Luncheon- Yates In the 1960's at Lakeside Country Club Was Yates County business as usual or were we also subject to the crazy trends and thinking of that turbulent time? Chuck Mitchell, YCGHS curator, will present a pictorial review of Yates County in the 1960's. You'll see never before seen images of factories along Keuka Outlet, the Rockefeller and Harriman visits, local leadership and other “groovy” remembrances. Cost is $12.00. Reservations in advance please. |
| Saturday, October 16 | Walk Through Yates County History 2 pm Lakeview Cemetery in Penn Yan. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of this popular program we will once again encounter some of the residents of Lakeview Cemetery who enthralled people during those ten years. PYPD officer Casey Blodgett will once again tell his story as will a Wide Awake Lincoln supporter plus several others. Cost is $5.00 each. |
| Saturday, October 23 | History Trails Road Trip to Seneca Falls. Join us for a new bus excursion to Seneca Falls to visit Women's Rights National Park, National Women's Hall of Fame and Seneca Lake Historical Society. Our visit will emphasize important cultural happenings of the 19th century period. Cost includes transportation, refreshments, admissions. Reservations in advance please. |
2009 Events |
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| Through May 10 | Due to popular demand, the Yates County Heritage Quilts Exhibit has been extended through Mother’s Day, May 10th. The Museums of YCGHS will be open during our normal business hours of Tues. to Fri. 9-4 and on Mother’s day from 1pm to 4pm. Mothers viewing the exhibit on their special day will be honored with a floral gift. |
| Wednesday, February 18 | History Luncheon Series presents John Creamer and Driving in Our Shorts. The presentation includes a collection of tales and photographs about some odd, visionary and downright practical products that have been made right here in Yates County. |
| Wednesday, March 18 | History Luncheon series continues with The Photography of Mills Studio of Penn Yan by YCGHS curator, Chuck Mitchell. With studios at various locations in the village, Dr. John and Horace Mills, father and son, are credited with making the first photographs in Penn Yan during the mid 19th century. Chuck will take us on a fascinating tour of Yates County people and places as recorded by the Mills photographers. |
| Tuesday, April 21 | Learn to Preserve historic photographs by using the basics of Photoshop Elements to scan, retouch and save their old family photos in digital format. Basic computer knowledge is needed. A $5.00 fee helps offset the cost of materials. Participation is limited to 20 and pre-registration is required. The class will be held at the Penn Yan Academy’s computer lab from 6 – 9pm. Call 315-536-7318 to pre-register. |
| Wednesday, May 20 | The History Luncheon series continues with a presentation on The Great Flood of 1935 by Annette Toaspern. This presentation combines photographs, history and fascinating flood stories for a totally entertaining and educational interlude in your day. Noon at Essenhaus, Penn Yan. $12 per person. Call 315-536-7318 for reservations. |
| Saturday, May 23 | Chicken Bar-B-Q! from 11 am to 4 pm (or until sold out). Come to Lyons National Bank in Penn Yan for delicious barbecued chicken with a full complement of sides and brownies, all for just $8.00 per meal. $6.00 for half a chicken (without side dishes). |
| Friday, June 19 | It’s Cruisin’ Night in Penn Yan! See the classic and antique cars and treat yourself to a tasty Bar-B-Q Chicken meal. Bar-B-Q proceeds will help support the Oliver House and L. Caroline Underwood Museums of the Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society. Our stand will be at the corner of Main and Jacob Streets, near the Community Bank. |
| Friday, June 26 | Summer Work in the Finger Lakes opening exhibit reception from 4 to 6 pm. |
| June 26 - September 30 | Summer Work in the Finger Lakes Exhibit. Finger Lakes vacationers’ once encountered steamboat captains and train conductors. Today local travelers meet wine stewards, waiters or lifeguards. Our new exhibit, “Summer Work in the Finger Lakes,” invokes memories of our own youthful summer jobs, taking both a serious and light-hearted examination of the subject. The exhibit is open to the public at no charge during regular museum hours through September 30th. |
| Friday, July 3 | Yard Sale! The sale will take place on the museum grounds behind the Oliver House and L. Caroline Underwood Museums in Penn Yan beginning at 9am. Items gratefully accepted! |
| Wednesday, July 8 | YCGHS and Renowned and widely feted hammered dulcimer artist Mitzi Collins presents "The Hammered Dulcimer: Around the World and Around the Corner". An interactive concert at Sarrasin's On The Lake Restaurant in Penn Yan, NY. Come join us for an evening full of outstanding music, good food, lots of laughter. The $28.00 charge for the evening includes a light buffet at 6PM followed at 7PM by the musical artistry and humor of Mitzie Collins. Reservations required Call 315-536-7318 |
| Sunday, July 26 | Keuka Steamboat Era Cruise aboard the Viking Spirit! Be sure to mark July 26th at 1pm as the date and time for this special treat! Beautiful Scenery, great historic narration, light refreshments. Seating is limited so call now! $35.00 per person. Reservations required. Call 315-536-7318. |
| Wednesday, September 16 | Our Fall History Luncheon Series begins with an extraordinary presentation entitled “A Geological History of the Finger Lakes”. Through interesting and informative narrative and photographs, our presenter will help us to understand the geological activity that transformed our region from a vast shallow sea some 450 million years ago to the beautiful Finger Lakes Region. Learn how the lakes and gorges were formed and why Keuka Lake is “crooked”. Our presenter, Richard Liebe holds a PhD in Paleontology and Stratigraphy and is Professor Emeritus at SUNY Brockport. He serves as a consulting geologist throughout the Finger Lakes region. This History Luncheon will takes place at Noon at the Penn Yan United Methodist Church fellowship hall, 166 Main St., Penn Yan. (handicapped accessible). To make reservations to attend, please call 315-536-7318 . Tickets are $12.00 each and include lunch and materials |
| Saturday, October 3 | Join us for a “Walk Through Yates County History” at the Lakeview Cemetery from 2:00 - 4:00 pm. Meet spirits of days gone by as they share their life stories; some pure, some not so pure. This year, among the historical figures to be represented are a Yates County boy who went on to become the sheriff of Deadwood, South Dakota and to foil a payroll robbery. Also represented is a Titanic survivor who grew up in Penn Yan, moved from the area after her marriage, but never forgot her roots. She credited her rowing skills in the lifeboat to practicing on Keuka Lake. The tour is presented by the Penn Yan Public Library and the Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society, with thanks to the Pennsylvania Yankee Theater Co. and the Lakeview Cemetery. Admission is $5 per person or $15 per family. Tickets are available at the Historical Society, the library, and at the cemetery’s Elm St. entrance on the day of the program. Questions? Call the library at 536-6114 or the Historical society at 536-7318 |
| Thursday, October 22 | Grape History Train Ride - With a final “All Aboard!” the Grape History Train glides down the track toward a magical afternoon of amazing fall scenery, delicious treats, luscious wines, and live music. The date is Thursday, October 22, boarding at Himrod at 1:30PM; returning at 5:30PM. The train winds its way south through the beautiful countryside of Himrod, over the trestles and through the vineyards, into Watkins Glen where we’ll lay over for 1/2 hour before heading back to Himrod. You’ll be enchanted by live musicians, sip local wines or enjoy a soft beverage, and nibble delicious fall finger foods. The Finger Lakes Scenic Railway will provide a complementary wineglass as a memento of the 2009 Grape History Train Ride . Historical narration will be provided by Pam Miller of the Dundee Area Historical Society, as well as Chuck Mitchell of the Yates Co. Genealogical & Historical Society. Tickets are $35 (adults only). Last year’s event sold out quickly so reserve your seat now! Call YCGHS at 315-536-7318 for additional information and reservations or call the Dundee Area Historical Society at 607-243-7047. This event is co-sponsored by Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society, the Dundee Area Historical Society and the Finger Lakes Scenic Railway. |
| Thursday, November 19 | The Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society will be held Thursday, November 19th, 6PM at Sarrasin’s on the Lake Restaurant, Penn Yan, NY. The meeting will entail the election of board members and officers, and the presentation of the Arnold James Potter award. Upon conclusion of business Mike Leavy will present a Program entitled “A Barrington Boy at Gettysburg”. Mike has been a resident of the Finger Lakes Area for over thirty years and is a Military Historian who has been deeply involved as both a collector and researcher of military history since the 1960’s. The cost is $25.00 per person. Call 315-536-7318 reservations required by 11/11/09. |
| Friday, December 4, 2009 through Spring 2010 | Toys From the Attic - Grand Opening! December 4th from 5 to 8 pm. Thanks to many recent and past donors we have an incredible collection of vintage toys! Nostalgia will run rampant as you’re reminded of not only your own toys but the ones that your Mom and Dad and Grandma and Grandpa played with! We have an incredible assortment including everything from antique dolls to Erector sets, Lincoln Logs, board games, baby’s pull toys, wooden toys, puzzles, toy guns, wind up toys, metal toys a mechanic’s garage, metal cars and trucks, assorted earth moving equipment and much more! There’s sure to be at least one toy to spark everyone’s magical childhood memories! Bring a photo of you and your favorite childhood toy – we’ll scan the photo and add it to our collage. Enjoy our grand opening of this exhibit anytime between 5pm and 8pm December 4th at both YCGHS Museums: The Oliver House is located at 200 Main St., in Penn Yan with the L. Caroline Underwood Museum directly behind it at 107 Chapel St.. There is no charge and all are welcome! Light refreshments will be served. This exhibit will be displayed until Spring 2010 during our normal business hours. Call 315-536-7318 for information. |
2008 Events |
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| Saturday, July 12 | And every 2nd Saturday of the month, Genealogy Group meeting at Underwood Research Center, 10 am - noon. All invited. Free. |
| Saturday, July 12 | YCGHS at the Windmill. All day, rain or shine. 50-50 raffles, nice things to buy. Supporting the museum programs. |
| Sunday, July 27 | Keuka Lake History Boat Tour. Details forthcoming. |
| Saturday, August 9 | And every 2nd Saturday of the month, Genealogy Group meeting at Underwood Research Center, 10 am - noon. All invited. Free. |
| Saturday, August 16 | Come to the Underwood Museum in Penn Yan to enjoy “A Night at the Museum”. Bill Thompson, featured teller of tales on the DVD Memories of Keuka Lake, will be regaling those gathered with Keuka Lake lore. View our current exhibit: From Steamboat Landing to State Park: Public Access to the Finger Lakes, and enjoy great conversation. Wine and light refreshments will be served. No Charge! 6 pm - 8 pm |
| Thursday, August 21 | Paul Moyer will discuss his much acclaimed book, “Wild Yankees”. The book focuses on the battles along Pennsylvania’s frontier border during the American Revolution. Paul holds a Ph.D. in History and teaches at SUNY Brockport. This event is free and open to the public! 4 pm |
| Saturday, August 23 | Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society’s annual yard sale starts at 9AM between the Oliver House and Underwood Museums; 107 Chapel St., Penn Yan. Get Great Buys and help preserve Yates County History! 9 am |
| Tuesday, September 9 | Organizing Ancestral Information - Record keeping & research logs: paper and/or electronic? 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, September 10 | Finding Records - Family search & other searchable databases. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Saturday, September 13 | And every 2nd Saturday of the month, Genealogy Group meeting at Underwood Research Center, 10 am - noon. All invited. Free. |
| Tuesday, September 16 | Organizing Ancestral Information - Personal Ancestral File (PAF) geneaology database for home computers (PAF software installed for free on your computer). 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, September 17 | Finding Records - Family history library catalog. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Saturday, September 20 | Genealogy Record Preservation Class, 9 am - 1:30 pm. 4 1/2 hours of preservation examples, hardware, software, digital imaging & demonstrations of scanning, photo editing, archival. Please call 536-7318 to register or for more information. No cost. Location TBD. |
| Tuesday, September 23 | Organizing Ancestral Information - PAF birth/christening, marriage, death entry & documentation. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, September 24 | Finding Records - Vital records; church & cicvil. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Saturday, September 27 | 9:00 am to 4:00 pm the Oliver House Museum of the Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society will be open as part of Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum Day. A celebration of culture, learning and the dissemination of knowledge, Museum Day reflects the spirit of the Smithsonian magazine. Come take a tour! Learn about the Oliver family’s history and see their possessions. View our Native American Exhibit! Learn about Jemima Wilkinson, the first American born female religious leader and view that exhibit. Entrance is free. |
| Tuesday, September 30 | Organizing Ancestral Information - PAF enhanced documentation using photo & record imates. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, October 1 | Finding Records - Census records. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Tuesday, October 7 | Organizing Ancestral Information - PAF printing family group sheets, pedigrees, books & lists. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, October 8 | Finding Records - Census records continued. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Saturday, October 11 | And every 2nd Saturday of the month, Genealogy Group meeting at Underwood Research Center, 10 am - noon. All invited. Free. |
| Saturday, October 11 | Walk Through Yates County History, 8th annual cemetery tour and reenactment at the Lakeview Cemetery in Penn Yan. Co-sponsored by The Penn Yan Public Library, the Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society, and Pennsylvania Yankee Theater Company. This year’s 'visitors' from Yates past include Medal of Honor winner and Civil War soldier Morris Brown, cabbage huckster and accused-but-never-proven cat burglar Nate Norcutt, and Rear Admiral Frank Schofield, commander of the Pacific Fleet in the 1930s. From 2 - 4 pm. Tickets are $5/person, $15/family and are available at the L. Caroline Underwood Museum, 107 Chapel St., Penn Yan or the library or at the gate on program day; 315-536-6114 for details. |
| Tuesday, October 14 | Organizing Ancestral Information - PAF database maintenance, preservation, portability. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, October 15 | Finding Records - Research strategy & example. 7 - 8:00 pm, 1833 Hamilton (Flat) Street |
| Wednesday, October 15 | History Luncheon Series continues with John Creamer’s talk “Driving in Our Shorts”. A collection of tales and photographs about some of the odd, visionary, and eminently practical products that have been made right here in Yates County. The History Luncheon series takes place at Noon at the Essenhaus, 1300 Route 14A, Penn Yan. To make reservations to attend, please call 315-536-7318 . Tickets are $12.00 each and include lunch. |
| Thursday, October 23 | Grape History Train Ride round trip from Himrod to Watkins Glen and back boarding at 1:30 for a two and a half hour excursion. This trip will be both relaxing and great fun! We’ll be accompanied by live musicians, and taste great wines and fall finger foods. There’ll be historical narration and a special event for the youngsters. This is a wonderful opportunity to meld fun and education into a great family outing. Tickets are $35 per adult and $15 per child. A maximum of 100 tickets will be sold so don’t wait! Call YCGHS at 315-536-7318 for additional information and reservations or call the Dundee Area Historical Society at 607-243-7047. This event is co-sponsored by Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society, the Dundee Area Historical Society and the Finger Lakes Railway. |
| Friday, November 7 | Yates County Heritage Quilts Exhibit Opening Night from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Come view 30 hanging quilts, the oldest of which dates back to 1857. Quilts are on display in both museums. Light refreshments will be served. |
| Friday, November 7 through May 10, 2009 | Yates County Heritage Quilts. Come view 30 hanging quilts, the oldest of which dates back to 1857. The quilts are hung at both the Oliver House and L. Caroline Underwood museums in Penn Yan, NY. open to the public during regular museum hours free of charge. |
| Thursday, November 20 | The Annual Dinner of the Yates Co. Genealogical and Historical Society will be held at Sarrasin’s on the Lake Restaurant, Penn Yan, NY at 6:00 pm. The program will include a slide presentation by Richard MacAlpine on Yates County’s Admiral, Frank Schofield as well as YCGHS business. The cost is $25.00 per person. |
| Friday, December 5 | Museums Open for StarShine 2008 will see both Museums of the Yates Co. Genealogical & Historical Society shining! The Oliver House is resplendent with period decorations and mannequins dressed in period garb. The L. Caroline Underwood Museum is sparkling with seasonal decorations and graced by our annual toy tree decorated and donated by the Once Again Shop. To add a bit more excitement our “Heritage Quilts of Yates County” show continues in both museums. The YCGHS museums will be open from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM for StarShine, December 5th. Light refreshments will be served. |
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