Address: 5798 NY-80, Cooperstown, NY 13326, USA
Phone: +16075471400
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Hilary Keating
We didn't have have time on our last visit to Cooperstown so made a point to on this visit and we're so glad we did! The exhibits were magnificent, particularly the photographs of Greenland and the paintings and sketches of the 3 generations of Wyeths.
Hadisa White
I wish I could give it a ticking zero!!! My friend and I took our 3 kids to this museum who are all 4th- 6th grade. I was at this museum before and other security guards have never done this before. The moment we walked in the security guard was completely inappropriate. Her name was Mary O’Brien. The moment we walked into this museum, she followed us around , in every single room while everybody else that was there were left alone. When we finally approached her we asked her why was she going following us around, and she said it’s cause she was told by 3 other security guards that our kids were touching the art work. We asked the front desk , where these security guards are, she said she’s the only one here, they weren’t even in that building. The whole time we were there, I made sure kids don’t touch nothing as I was within a couple feet of them making sure . Instead of coming to me and telling me just make sure the kids don’t touch anything , as I would’ve expected any professional to. she continued to follow us around and ruined the kids entire experience . Very racist as we clearly didn’t look like we were from the small town of Cooperstown. My kids felt completely uncomfortable and I would never recommend this museum to anyone!!
Colin Seitz
Attended a wedding on the grounds. Absolutely beautiful setting. Will come back again for the history!
CLP West
Wonderful exhibits, great atmosphere.
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$10.50 for 65 and older
In the Mohawk Valley Living Magazine it lists, The Thomas Cole Garden of Eden paintings, photography by Edward Weston, the Thaw collection of American Indian Art and the Hamilton -Burr Letters.
Yes, they are all correct. It closed on Sept. 5.
...And Museum admission is free for visitors age 19 and under during the run of the Keith Haring: Radiant Vision exhibition. (May 29-Sept 6, 2021)
$10 per adult
Don't know that, I just stopped in between beers to look around.
Yes, the event will take place in 2020 around the same time - mid August. Sign up for Fenimore's e-newsletter, that will alert you in early spring when the museum is starting to accept registrations.
Until Sept. 30.
Yes. Art by the Lake is under a large tent. :)
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