If you like living history, you'll enjoy this museum. My 13 year old even loved it. It happened to be a very cold and windy day, but that didn't stop us from seeing everything. More

The Adirondack Museum is truly an amazing place that is worthy of a visit, no matter whether you are a first-time tourist or a lifelong resident of the Adirondacks. Like the Adirondackl Park itself, there aren't enough words to descibe this place, nor enough hours in a day to explore its full contents. This museum features building after building of... More

Wish we had known it was there and we would have allowed more time. As it was we only had an hour before it closed and spent a fascinating and frantic hour scurrying around the brilliant exhibits of life in these rugged mountains More

I have visited many times - especially as a child since we own a camp within the blue line. This is a great museum with plenty for adults to view and children. as well. This latest trip allowed me to catch up on new exhibits however, my favorite remains the private railroad car. Even if I do not go into... More

This place is huge!!! It was a perfect place to go on a rainy day. More

My husband and I have loved the Adirondack Museum and we are members. We hadn't been there in a number of years, but went back this past August and found it even better than before. There are many more interactive events for children and adults to enjoy and new and expanded displays. The entrance/gift shop area was new to us,... More

This museum is a beautiful, well-organized, visitor friendly, child friendly place to learn about the settling of the Adirondack Park and even for kids of all ages to have a chance to try some of the activities folks "back then" had to use for their daily activities such as doing laundry, growing a garden, visiting the log cabin and kids... More

If you are in the area on and haven't stopped in the Museum you are missing out on one of the best places in the Adirondacks. This place is full of history from the area which will keep even the youngest persons attention. The people there are friendly and very knowledgable of the exhibits and the area. More

A fabulous in-depth look at the people and places in the Adirondacks, from past to present. Done with genuine respect it reviews the lives of all the inhabitants from wealthy businessmen to workers and their families to the early inhabitants to the wildlife. I've been going there for 25 years and never fail to learn something new. The views are... More