Cortland County Historical Society

COVID-19 UDPATES:

Open Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please call (607) 756-6071 or email info@cortlandhistory.org ahead of time with the changing climate of the pandemic. We are currently required masks regardless of vaccination status.

Founded in 1925, the Cortland County Historical Society collects, preserves, and interprets artifacts and documents representative of Cortland County's history.

Kellogg Memorial Library

The Kellogg Memorial Research Center serves as a repository for information related to the history of Cortland County. The Collection includes: maps, censuses, city and county directories, cemetery records, genealogies, histories, vital (birth, death, and marriage) records, surname files, military records, photographic files, scrapbooks, newspapers, and more. All research at the Kellogg Memorial Research Center is assisted. Members receive free assisted research, while there is a small fee for non-members. Research requests may also be submitted by mail and email (for similar fees). The Kellogg Memorial Research Center is handicapped accessible.

Suggett House Museum

The Suggett House Museum is home to exhibits related to Cortland County. These exhibits allow visitors a chance to see the items that have shaped Cortland County over the last 200 years. From Brockway Trucking Company to Wickwire Brothers, the businesses, industries and people of Cortland County are reflected in our collection and exhibits.