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Explore Mohawk Valley History through its Museums & Art

Mohawk Valley history, arts and special events are happening at museums. Whether you’re visiting or call the valley home, explore the history, museums and historical societies throughout Upstate New York.

Explore our history through Museums and Galleries

Historians & Historic Resources

Take a look at the resources available in the Mohawk Valley Region

Writing Series

Learn more about the history of the Mohawk Valley.

Events

Enjoy Mohawk Valley Museum and Gallery Events

The Mohawk Valley is located in Upstate New York along the Mohawk River in the ancestral lands of the Kanienʼkehá:ka’ (Mohawk) and Oneida. We offer our deepest respect to Hodinöhsö:ni’ ancestors.

Mohawk Valley Museums

Klinkhart Hall Arts Center

August 30, 2022/by MVM

Mayfield Historical Society at the Rice Homestead

May 23, 2022/by MVM

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

February 1, 2023/by MVM

Dolgeville-Manheim Historical Society

July 8, 2022/by MVM

Herkimer Home State Historic Site

November 19, 2024/by MVM

Little Falls Historical Society Museum

March 27, 2022/by MVM

Herkimer County Historical Society

April 5, 2022/by MVM

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site

March 27, 2023/by MVM

Oriskany Museum

July 20, 2022/by MVM

The Old Palatine Church

August 20, 2022/by MVM

Salisbury Historical Society at the Frisbie House

May 9, 2022/by MVM

Fort Herkimer Church

August 20, 2022/by MVM

Mohawk Valley History, Arts and Culture

August 27, 2026/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Oneida County History Center, Oneida County Writing Series

Oneida County History Center Hosts Genealogy Workshop on 19th-Century Ancestor Travel

Participants will discover research strategies to trace the specific paths and methods their own families used during this pivotal era of migration.

“Auld Lang Syne”, a short story with the main character being Dudley Burwell, who was known to the villagers of Little Falls as ”The Hermit of Burwell Hill,” was written in 1903 by Frances Ledyard Haun,, twenty-five years after the death of Burwell
August 26, 2026/by Little Falls Historical SocietyInWriting Series Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Little Falls Historical Society Museum updates

THE HERMIT OF BURWELL HILL POSTHUMOUS

August 25, 2026/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Oneida County History Center, Oneida County Writing Series

Announcing Historical Hall of Fame Class of 2026

Not Just for Kids at Schoharie Crossing
August 25, 2026/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Montgomery County Writing Series, Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site

Not Just for Kids Storytelling Series at Schoharie Crossing – 34 Years

Herkimer Home Militia Encampment
August 24, 2026/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Herkimer Home State Historic Site

Herkimer Home Militia Encampment

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
August 24, 2026/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Montgomery County Writing Series, Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site

Caving Presentation at Schoharie Crossing 2026

Advertisement for Barnum's Circus -August 22, 1822
August 22, 2026/by Mat RapaczInThis Day in History, Writing Series Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Little Falls Historical Society Museum updates, Mat Rapacz

Jumbo entertains Little Falls

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