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    • Events & Activities
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    • Book A Field Trip or Group Tour
    • Farmers' & Artisans' Market
    • Hammond Barn Quilt Trail
    • St. Lawrence River Heritage Trail
    • Venue Rentals
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    • Genealogy
    • Local Cemeteries
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Welcome to Hammond, New York

A SCOTTISH HERITAGE COMMUNITY

Where the Past is present
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— THANK YOU FOR VISITING —

Hammond, New York is a beautiful, rural farming community that borders the spectacular St. Lawrence River, Thousand Islands and Black Lake Regions of Upstate New York.  We have a rich history of farmers that in many cases are descendants from Scottish settlers that came here in 1818.   Our special museum holds many artifacts unique to Hammond and its people.  We are committed and focused on preserving the memories and heritage of generations of Hammond residents.  We are particularly proud to live in an area that boasts some of the largest concentrations of Scottish Stone Houses throughout the United States!
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2019 Scottish Festival Saturday, August 10, 2019
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North Country at Work Story - How the Scottish came to Hammond
HONORING THE 200th ANNIVERSARY OF SCOTTISH SETTLERS THIS SUMMER~

Did you know Hammond was officially founded in 1827?  However, 2018 marks the 200th Anniversary of our Scottish Settler Heritage!  Don't miss this summer’s HISTORIC Scottish Festival celebrations taking place July 14th-22nd.  The Hammond Museum is pleased to present many amazing occasions, dedicated to preserving and promoting our local history—new volunteers and advocates welcome!
View Event Schedule!

— NOW OPEN —

Off-season Hours:
September 22 - June 14
Wednesday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 1 PM
(Special Visits By Appointment. Call 315-528-4742)

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OUR FIRST SCOTTISH SETTLER WAS WILLIAM MCNEIL.  He lived in a cave on the shore of Chippewa Bay prior to 1812.  The solid 8 foot tall limestone statue of William McNeil in front of our Museum was carved by local artist, Carmen D'Avino.


— ENTER OUR CEDAR CHEST RAFFLE —
Hand-made by Dave Mitchell
Tickets 1/$1 or 6/$5
Drawing August 10, 2019
Buy Now Online Via Donation Link Below
or PRINT AND MAIL THIS FORM with your check to:
Hammond Historical Museum
PO Box 107, Hammond, NY 13646


— MUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS —

Hammond boasts the largest number of Scottish stone houses in New York State!
For Old Times' Sake....Main Street, Hammond.
Experience our Farmers' Market all Summer
A beautiful Scottish home nestled in the countryside.
Our newest addition: The Blacksmith Shop
A Proud Member of the Hammond Barn Quilt Trail
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- OPEN HOURS -

SUMMER:

June 20th - September 19th
Wednesday 10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday 9 AM – 1 PM

OFF SEASON:

Beginning September 22
Wednesday 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday 9 AM – 1 PM

- LOCATION -
1 A North Main Street, Hammond, NY 13646
- VIEW ALL EVENTS -
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- CONTACT US -
Museum: (315) 324-6628
Donna, Cell: (315) 528-4742
Donna, Home: (315) 324-5731
HammondHistorian@gmail.com

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