About Us

The Bainbridge Museum is located at 38 South Main Street in the Village of Bainbridge.  The building is used for Senior Meals on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 -2, the Antique Auto Club meets there the first Sunday of the month, and is available to rent for small parties.  It is handicap accessible.

Exhibits of special interest include Indian artifacts found along the Susquehanna River, American Separators, Elmer's Products, American Plastics and other local milk industries.  An operating model grist mill and photos of local mill sites are on display.  There is also a display highlighting the life of Jedediah Strong Smith who was born January 6, 1799 in Bainbridge.

The Museum is open every Sunday from 2 -4 PM.  For an appointment please contact Mary Drachler at 967-8546 (mrdrachler@frontiernet.net) or Gary Darling at 967-7159 (gdarling@mkl.com).

Mission Statement

The Bainbridge Historical Society joins together interested persons to collect, document, preserve, display and research artifacts, memorabilia, and representations of local history.  The Historical Society meets the second Tuesday of every month with special programs in October, February, May and June.  Anyone interested in local history is invited to attend these meetings.

Contact Information

Bainbridge Historical Society

President:  Mary Drachler
Vice President:  David Lieb
Secretary:  Gary Darling
Treasurer:  Joan Lieb
 

Telephone

607-967-8546

FAX

607-967-3207

Postal address

Box 146, Bainbridge NY 13733

Location

38 South Main Street, Bainbridge NY 13733

Electronic mail

General Information: mrdrachler@frontiernet.net
Webmaster: webmaster@mkl.com

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