Sitting high on a shelf in the Corning-Painted Post Historical Society Research Library and Archive is a battle worn drum from the War of...

Coffee has long been a beverage of choice for New Yorkers. The first known coffee house in the New World was The Kings Arm, founded in...

In the 1930’s men’s hat companies began making feminine versions of popular men’s hats—such as fedoras and bowlers. Because of the Great...

The Corning-Painted Post Historical Society textile archive houses a marvelous collection of 19th and 20th century women’s hats. Hats...

Corning-Painted Post Historical Society houses a textile archive with clothing and accessories from the early 1800’s up until the...

Within the archives of the Corning-Painted Post Historical Society is a great number of shoes. One pair, quite unlike any other, are...

Throughout the Benjamin Patterson Inn, there are various powder horns on display. Their primary purpose was to be a container for black...

Within the gardens at the Heritage Village one can find all manner of plants used in cooking and for medicine. These gardens mimic the...

These four wooden sculptures, approximately four feet in height each, once stood proudly over the bar at the famous Baron Steuben Hotel...

This metal lunch box, as well as a few others, are on display within the Browntown Schoolhouse, one of five historic buildings we have on...