Cayuga County contains eight lakes, countless rivers and streams, and the Erie Canal, giving it more freshwater coastline than any other county in New York. Our water resources have helped grow and sustain industries, supported a largely agricultural landscape, provided drinking water to residents, and sustained a culture of water recreation. From boating to swimming to fishing, residents continue to enjoy leisure activities centered around water.
The Cayuga Museum of History and Art engages the community to appreciate local history, promotes the arts, and educates individuals about the invention of sound on film through the operation of the Museum, Case Research Laboratory, and Carriage House Theater.
From June 1 - September 28
144 Genesee St., Suite 100
Auburn, NY 13021
Free - Admission to Cayuga Museum Downtown is free, although donations are greatly appreciated
$25 - Summer Walking Tour Registration (General Public)
$20 - Summer Walking Tour Registration (Museum Member)
+1 315. 253. 8051
Cayuga Museum Downtown
10 AM - 4 PM
Monday & Wednesday - Saturday
"Birthplace of Sound Film" Walking Tours
10 AM - 12 PM
Monday & Wednesday - Friday
Support provided by New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor's Office and the New York State Legislature.