Ithaca Sciencenter Free Sunday

Sunday, Jan. 4, 2009 12-5 p.m.
Visit the Sciencenter for FREE on the first Sunday of every month, through March! Jan. 4 is also the last day to check out our “Spin: The Science of Rotation” exhibition before it travels to other science museums. Mark your calendar for more Free Sundays on February 1 and March 1.

The January Free Sunday is made possible with the generous support of Elmira Savings Bank.

Sciencenter, 601 First Street, Ithaca, NY 14850

p:+1.607.272.0600

f:+1.607.277.7469

info@sciencenter.org

Dollhouse Exhibit
11/14/2008-2/22/2009

The exhibit this year will focus on the collection of the late Marie Rockwell. New dollhouses will be on display along with many returning favorites. With everything from miniature machinery and military figures to Barbie houses and wooden Victorian homes and greenhouses - this exhibit has something for everyone!

Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
8419 State Route 54
Hammondsport, NY 14840

phone 607-569-2160
fax 607-569-2040

Open Daily
Summer Hours - May 1 - October 31
Monday  -  Saturday  •  9 am to 5 pm
Sundays  •  10 am to 5 pm

Winter Hours - November 1 - April 30, 2009
Monday  -  Saturday  •  10 am to 4 pm
Sundays  •  10 am to 4 pm

Closed:
Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day

Aviation Museum • Early Aviation & Aircraft History • Antique Aircraft • Vintage & Antique Motorcycles • and more. (more…)

A Farms, Food and Fun on Routes 5 & 20! brochure and special section on the Routes 5 & 20 website are now available. For a copy of the Farms, Food and Fun on Routes 5 & 20 brochure visit our website at http://www.routes5and20.com/ or call 1-800-499-9615.

  
 
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Heritage New York
Learn more about New York’s heritage trails.

Did you know Seward House is a recognized site on New York’s Underground Railroad Heritage Trail? Learn more at http://www.heritageny.gov/.

Erie Canalway Trail (Port Byron to Camillus)

In 1825 the Erie Canal (a.k.a. Clinton’s Ditch) opened with great fanfare. It stretched 363 miles across New York State and made it possible for barges to travel between Buffalo and Albany in just under 6 days.