Museum Village of Old Smith's Clove Monroe

Jack “The Bull” Val

I remember as a kidBack in the 1950s going toMuseum Village and buyingPioneer chewing gum It was terrible...

Jeremy South

Great place to visit with kids

Shem Sargent

I like the premise a lot. The grounds, buildings, and exhibits are interesting. The few historical interpreters that were present today were dedicated to their subjects and were knowledgeable and engaging. I felt like something was missing. There were so few staff present that it kind of felt deserted. No clang of a blacksmith's shop. No horses pulling carts. No school bell ringing. Considering this was the end of their tourist season and the "end" of a pandemic, I think that it was a remarkable that the place is still operating and is well-preserved. Hopefully on my next trip, it will be able to bring history to life better.

Jacqueline Lisella

Been here before pre and post pandemic. Musuem Village is a great little village that depicts 19th century living in Monroe NY. They have everything from a candlemaker to a mastodon, to printmaking to all different types of buildings from the 19th century. Even been to civil war weekend, and that's fun. Although i was a kid then, and the fake ampitation sorta scared me- i like horror movies now tho, so might not bother me today. Also, enjoyed the abraham lincoln impersinater during civil war weekend in 2017! Went here yesterday (9/22/2022) to see Godspell with my family at the playhouse. Am quite happy that they decided to go with something more modern and known. Putting it this way, because i knew Godspell, that's why i came this time to see this show. All other shows because it is lesser known may not sell as much. Although, since it is a small theatre it's not a bad thing. Anyways, i enjoyed this show very much. Liked the ice cream intermission. (they also serve pie, but i'm not a fan of pies honestly unless it is pumpkin.) enjoyed my ice cream tho. you do have to walk to the restrooms tho, and to the tent that serves the food- but that's consistent whether you are seeing a show or walking around during normal hours. Hopefully will be back again if they do something familiar again. (Pure suggestions would be to do the rocky horror picture show for october, maybe something like Avenue Q, Pippin, Into The Woods, Les Miserables, How to Succeed in Business without really trying, even rock of ages would probably be cool.)