Small museum w/some interesting exhibits related to the 1934 & 1980 Winter Olympics. More

This little museum is a quick, cute visit. It's pretty much only one room, but there is a lot jammed into that one room. Good information; good memorablilia. This town thrives on the fact that it has hosted the olympics, so you should make a trip to it, in honor of that. More

this is nice to do, just save it for after you are all skied out or do it ASAP when you first get to Lake Placid More

Very interesting with items from past olympics and also from the 1932 and 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. Watched a few videos. Found the one on Sonia Henie interesting. The gentlemen that took our tickets was very knowledgeable. More

Okay, so the place isn't very big. Granted. But where else can you go to see a relay torch from every Winter Olympics since 1980? Where else can you see a comprehensive collection of authentic Winter Olympic medals? No where else that I know of, and seeing those things alone is worth the price ($6) of admission. More

So much history to take in, many things to see and hear, a must see while in Lake Placid More

The museum is filled with so much memorabilia especially from the 1932 and 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. We also viewed a 10 minute film on the highlights from the two Olympics including facts regarding the 'miracle on ice' 1980 hockey game. It's great to see the different masks, uniforms and also the medals handed out at each of the Olympics.... More

The museum is small, but has cool stuff. It is worth a visit - see the 1980 arena where the Miracle on Ice took place. Country costumes, old bobsleds, pretty neat if you watch the winter olympics! More

Definitely showing signs of aging. Exhibits need updating. I would have been disappointed if I paid the $6 entrance fee instead of having it included in the olympic passport. More