Hours (When Historian Is UsuallyPresent):
Wednesday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 1 PM
Our next Scottish Festival will be July 8, 2023!
Mark your calendars!
Mark your calendars!
2023 Calendars
This calendar has a theme of the R.T. Elethorp Collection,
which is the main focus of our new addition.
It also includes the Class of 1973 Washington DC photo.
See below for ordering instructions.
The "Buy Now" Button is for Paypal, Debit or Credit Cards.
Calendars are now $12 each with $2.50 for shipping (tax included).
Or you may send check to
HH Museum, PO Box 107, Hammond, NY 13646.
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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— MUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS —
