Museums

Built for late 19th-century inventor and industrialist Chester Wickwire, the 1890 House Museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the floors where the Wickwire family lived along with their servants.

The CNY Living History Center is a massive museum complex with a diverse collection. Visitors can explore the Homeville Museum, the Brockway Truck Museum and the Tractors of Yesteryear.

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

Established in 1853, this open-air museum is a beautiful 19th-century Victorian garden cemetery is 50 acres and is the final resting place for 18,000 people. Walk the cemetery yourself with an interactive cemetrail tour and admire the beauty of the headstones and the impressive diverse species of trees to discover those who helped shaped Cortland history.

The highlight of the Cortland Country Music Park is the New York State Country Music Hall of Fame, the original reason for the Cortland Country Music Park. As you enter the inside your breathe is taken away by the array of memorabilia from the many Nashville and local entertainers. See the walls of plaques of persons inducted into the Hall of Fame and the Hall of Honor. Also see the one of a kind pictures from over the last 30 years and of course the memorabilia from our local musicians.