Everything But the Kitchen Sink
An exhibit of antique kitchen tools This exhibit explores the long history of kitchen tools with an emphasis on the early 20th century. Although humans
Exhibit: 1778 Indian Raids
The 1778 Indian raids in Springfield and nearby towns were carried out by Joseph Brandt and his group of Indians and Tories. “Indians and Tories
The Murals in the Carroll House Tavern and Cooke Inn
In 1831, an itinerant artist by the name of William Price, signed and dated the murals he had painted on the walls of the Carroll
Squire Whipple Exhibit
Squire Whipple, a civil engineer and one-time resident of Springfield, is considered the “Father of the Iron Bridge”. The first iron bridge he designed was
Springfield’s Gilded Age Exhibit
The six grand estates on the northern end of Otsego Lake (Mohican Manor, Cary Mede, Ringwood Manor, Swanswick, Pinehurst, and Hyde Hall) are each represented
Springfield Past
Springfield Past is a display that is complementary to the Gilded Age, the Timeline and Springfield Today. The display includes over fifty photographs about the
The Timeline: The Town of Springfield was founded in 1797
The Town of Springfield was founded in 1797 In celebration of the 225th anniversary of the founding of Springfield, the Springfield Historical Society created a
Springfield School Districts (1868)
This recently installed exhibit presents an 1868 map of the Springfield School Districts in existence at that time. Surrounding the map are photographs of different