Path Through History celebration features “Museums & More!”
Chris Thomas and the Haudenosaunee Smoke Dancers are scheduled to perform during the inaugural “Museums & More!” Day, part of the Path Through Historycommemoration to be held at the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) on Oct. 7. Festivities also include activities and demonstrations by historic artisans, Chenango Canal Association, Chenango County 4-H, Chenango Valley Amateur Radio Association, and the unveiling of an award-winning historical exhibit featuring The Raymond Corporation. (Submitted photo).
NORWICH– Thanks to generous support from the Friends of the Museum District, the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) has dramatically increased its offerings for the semi-annual state-wide commemorations known as Path Through History weekend.
As part of “Museums & More!” Day on Oct. 7, CCHS will host special programming from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Festivities include interactive demonstrations with a blacksmith and other historic artisans, the Chenango Canal Association, and David Moyer of Birchwood Archaeology. The day also features a special event station with the Chenango Valley Amateur Radio Association, family activities with Chenango County 4-H, and an industrial heritage exhibit opening, "The Raymond Corporation, A Century of Innovation." Performers scheduled to appear include Bells & Motley, Chris Thomas and the Haudenosaunee Smoke Dancers, and Lincoln's Legacy.
“We are grateful for the tremendous generosity of the Friends of the Museum District and our community partners like The Raymond Corporation,” said Jessica Moquin, CCHS executive director. “Museum visitors will be able to immerse themselves in our local heritage, which will be brought to life through amazing performances, engaging demonstrations, and historical reenactments. What better way to share and celebrate community culture than through these interactive experiences?”
In 2021, the Friends of the Museum District began improvements along Rexford Street, resulting in significant revitalization of the neighborhood. “Museums & More!” Day is a celebration of the Museum District and the community, offering a wide range of family-friendly activities in and around the museums on Rexford Street.
“The Raymond Corporation is honored to participate alongside the Chenango County Historical Society and Museum in the ‘Museums and More’ event which brings out our greater communities to experience the amazing innovation and history in our area. Our museums bring to life these spectacular accomplishments,” says Michael Field, president and CEO at The Raymond Corporation. “Raymond is proud to have our award-winning historical exhibit at the Chenango Museum to share the history and stories of the many individuals in our communities who helped support Raymond with innovation and growth over our past 100 years.”
During Path Through History weekends, special events are held to highlight historically and culturally significant sites, and offer new perspectives on New York state’s heritage. While there is no charge for “Museums & More!” Day activities at CCHS, the organization welcomes contributions to support future operations. Visit www.ChenangoHistorical.org for more details about this and other programs.
First established in 1939, CCHS is the area’s premier heritage museum dedicated to celebrating local culture – the unique traditions, noteworthy residents, and unusual stories of the region.
The mission of the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) is to explore the culture of Chenango County through preservation and presentation of our local heritage.
-Information from the CCHS
As part of “Museums & More!” Day on Oct. 7, CCHS will host special programming from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Festivities include interactive demonstrations with a blacksmith and other historic artisans, the Chenango Canal Association, and David Moyer of Birchwood Archaeology. The day also features a special event station with the Chenango Valley Amateur Radio Association, family activities with Chenango County 4-H, and an industrial heritage exhibit opening, "The Raymond Corporation, A Century of Innovation." Performers scheduled to appear include Bells & Motley, Chris Thomas and the Haudenosaunee Smoke Dancers, and Lincoln's Legacy.
“We are grateful for the tremendous generosity of the Friends of the Museum District and our community partners like The Raymond Corporation,” said Jessica Moquin, CCHS executive director. “Museum visitors will be able to immerse themselves in our local heritage, which will be brought to life through amazing performances, engaging demonstrations, and historical reenactments. What better way to share and celebrate community culture than through these interactive experiences?”
In 2021, the Friends of the Museum District began improvements along Rexford Street, resulting in significant revitalization of the neighborhood. “Museums & More!” Day is a celebration of the Museum District and the community, offering a wide range of family-friendly activities in and around the museums on Rexford Street.
“The Raymond Corporation is honored to participate alongside the Chenango County Historical Society and Museum in the ‘Museums and More’ event which brings out our greater communities to experience the amazing innovation and history in our area. Our museums bring to life these spectacular accomplishments,” says Michael Field, president and CEO at The Raymond Corporation. “Raymond is proud to have our award-winning historical exhibit at the Chenango Museum to share the history and stories of the many individuals in our communities who helped support Raymond with innovation and growth over our past 100 years.”
During Path Through History weekends, special events are held to highlight historically and culturally significant sites, and offer new perspectives on New York state’s heritage. While there is no charge for “Museums & More!” Day activities at CCHS, the organization welcomes contributions to support future operations. Visit www.ChenangoHistorical.org for more details about this and other programs.
First established in 1939, CCHS is the area’s premier heritage museum dedicated to celebrating local culture – the unique traditions, noteworthy residents, and unusual stories of the region.
The mission of the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) is to explore the culture of Chenango County through preservation and presentation of our local heritage.
-Information from the CCHS
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