Hours (When Historian Is Usually Present):
Wednesday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 1 PM
Honoring Our Hometown Heroes!
Hammond Hometown Heroes
Veteran Banner Project Press Release 2
Our Hammond Hometown Heroes campaign is officially underway! The Hammond Historical Museum Banner Committee
has set a goal to install the first group of honor banners by Memorial Day, 2025. If you have a deceased family veteran or
know a veteran who fits the project guidelines below, we need you! Grab an application by either copying from one of the
online sites or a paper copy and gather the information needed so that we can hang a banner to honor our hometown heroes!
Paper applications will be available at the Hammond Historical Museum, the Town of Hammond offices, and Hammond
Central School. Online applications will be available on the following online locations: Town of Hammond website,
Hammond Historical Museum website, Facebook pages for the town, the museum, Hammond Memories, and Citizen’s
cable page, or you can request an application by mail at the address below.
Project Guidelines
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has long term ties to the Hammond
communities.
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who was born and raised in Hammond.
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has been in the Hammond area as a seasonal
resident for 30+ years
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has long term connections (family) to the
Hammond community
* Veteran banners will be displayed on designated NG poles in the village of Hammond,
Chippewa Bay, Blind Bay, and Oak Point.
* Families who have multiple veteran members may have the option of placing two pictures per
banner.
* Banners will be 24X48 inches in size at a cost of $225 which includes the banner, brackets,
shipping, and installation.
* Banners are guaranteed for 3 years and after that time are returned to the family.
Applications will be open and available after January 1, 2025; banner orders deadline, including photos,
and payment, will be March 1st, 2025. The production process will take approximately one month.
Please contact us by email, [email protected]; or by mail at:
Veteran Banner Committee
c/o Hammond Historical Museum
P O Box 107 (1A North Main Street)
Hammond, NY 13646
PS If you go to the Donation page, you could pay right there. Even though it will say "Membership",
I will get the email notice & will know what it's for and will respond to your email. You may send the
application info to the above email address.
Veteran Banner Project Press Release 2
Our Hammond Hometown Heroes campaign is officially underway! The Hammond Historical Museum Banner Committee
has set a goal to install the first group of honor banners by Memorial Day, 2025. If you have a deceased family veteran or
know a veteran who fits the project guidelines below, we need you! Grab an application by either copying from one of the
online sites or a paper copy and gather the information needed so that we can hang a banner to honor our hometown heroes!
Paper applications will be available at the Hammond Historical Museum, the Town of Hammond offices, and Hammond
Central School. Online applications will be available on the following online locations: Town of Hammond website,
Hammond Historical Museum website, Facebook pages for the town, the museum, Hammond Memories, and Citizen’s
cable page, or you can request an application by mail at the address below.
Project Guidelines
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has long term ties to the Hammond
communities.
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who was born and raised in Hammond.
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has been in the Hammond area as a seasonal
resident for 30+ years
* Any deceased honorably discharged veteran who has long term connections (family) to the
Hammond community
* Veteran banners will be displayed on designated NG poles in the village of Hammond,
Chippewa Bay, Blind Bay, and Oak Point.
* Families who have multiple veteran members may have the option of placing two pictures per
banner.
* Banners will be 24X48 inches in size at a cost of $225 which includes the banner, brackets,
shipping, and installation.
* Banners are guaranteed for 3 years and after that time are returned to the family.
Applications will be open and available after January 1, 2025; banner orders deadline, including photos,
and payment, will be March 1st, 2025. The production process will take approximately one month.
Please contact us by email, [email protected]; or by mail at:
Veteran Banner Committee
c/o Hammond Historical Museum
P O Box 107 (1A North Main Street)
Hammond, NY 13646
PS If you go to the Donation page, you could pay right there. Even though it will say "Membership",
I will get the email notice & will know what it's for and will respond to your email. You may send the
application info to the above email address.
Check out our new T-Shirts, Hoodies & Zippered Jackets! Colors may vary a bit, but are basically heather maroons & blues.
We have an assortment at the museum. Come & check them out!
You may download the order form below & send your order & check to us OR go to the donation page & then email [email protected] with the sizes & type of tops that you purchased. (Tax is included.)
2025 Calendars!
The calendars are in the works, with the Class of 1975 & photos of local farms.
The "Buy Now" Button is for Paypal, Debit or Credit Cards.
Calendars are now $12 each with $2.50 for shipping ($1 more is added for every additional calendar ordered & tax is included).
Or you may send check to
HH Museum, PO Box 107, Hammond, NY 13646.
Our next Scottish Festival will be July 12, 2025!
Mark your calendars!
(Our apologies, but our videos will not show until our upgrade goes through.)
Mark your calendars!
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OUR FIRST KNOWN SETTLER WAS WILLIAM MCNEIL.
He lived in a cave on the shore of Chippewa Bay prior to 1812. The solid 8 foot tall stone statue of William McNeil in front of our museum was carved by local artist, Carmen D'Avino.
He lived in a cave on the shore of Chippewa Bay prior to 1812. The solid 8 foot tall stone statue of William McNeil in front of our museum was carved by local artist, Carmen D'Avino.
Our 2022 & 2023 Additions!
a 12x24 Amish shed (to be moved to the town side of the barn)-to store Scottish festival goods
a new train shelf & 1951 Lionel train running in the new addition
a 12x24 Amish shed (to be moved to the town side of the barn)-to store Scottish festival goods
a new train shelf & 1951 Lionel train running in the new addition
— 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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