Oswego County Historical Soc
The Oswego County Historical Society, founded in 1896, has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of the greater Oswego area for over a century. Housed in the historic Richardson-Bates House, a 19th century Italian Villa listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the society offers a unique glimpse into the lifestyle of a prominent Oswego family and showcases exhibits and educational programs highlighting the county's people and places.
The Richardson-Bates House, built in two stages for local attorney and former mayor Maxwell Richardson, features opulent Victorian-era furnishings and architectural details, making it one of the most intact house museums in New York State. Visitors can explore the museum's permanent exhibit tracing Oswego County's history from Native American heritage to the 20th century, as well as temporary exhibits like "Bicycling History in Oswego," providing a comprehensive look at the region's past through engaging displays and artifacts.
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