Onondaga Historical Association

HistorySince its 1925 founding, CCHS has engaged the community as a cultural partner providing perspective and context for understanding our unique past. Driven by its mission to inspire, CCHS collects, preserves, and interprets the history of our community through a dynamic series of public programs, exhibits, tours, publications and outreach efforts. Located in the historic 1882 James Suggett House, CCHS showcases curated selections from its rich collection of artifacts highlighting more than two centuries of Cortland stories. Adjacent to the museum, the Kellogg Memorial Research Center opens its irreplaceable archive of diaries, manuscripts, maps, photographs and ephemera to researchers and genealogists. Professional staff aids researchers in navigating public and private resources. Organized as a non-profit corporation and sustained by its members and through contributions, the Society welcomes your support and enthusiasm for Cortland's past.SpecialtiesCortland County Historical Society is home to Kellogg Memorial Research Center and the Suggett House Museum. Stop in to research your family, or experience the history of Cortland County!

The History Center in Tompkins County, located in the Tompkins Center for History Culture on the Ithaca Commons, is dedicated to promoting local history through the stewardship of their collections and engaging with the community to understand the past, gain perspective on the present, and play an informed role in shaping the future. With a focus on preserving and sharing diverse local histories, The History Center offers exhibits, educational programs, and resources for visitors to explore the rich heritage of Tompkins County. From showcasing the history of the Webb Family and Black Voices in Tompkins County to offering research opportunities and genealogy services, The History Center provides a comprehensive experience for those interested in delving into the region's past.Generated from the website