Clinton Historical Society

Clinton Historical Society Reopening

Clinton Historical Society is excited to start bringing visitors and volunteers back through our front door at the Historical Society Building. We look forward to again sharing memories and stories! However, we have had to make some adjustments in light of the ongoing pandemic and we want to make sure your visit is as easy and fun as possible, so here's what you need to know before visiting:

If persons are feeling ILLor have any of the COVID-19 symptoms, please do NOT enter the building.
Only exhibits on the main floor are accessible.
Sorry, no public restroom use.
The Museum will have a 5 visitor limitat all times. You may be asked to return at an estimated later time. Staff and volunteers will bring the building maximum to 10 at most times.
All visitors over the age of 2 years old MUST WEAR A MASK AT ALL TIMES..
All Visitors must maintain social distancing ofsix (6) feet apart between yourself and non-related parties.
Visitors will be required to sign in and sign out and provide a contact phone.
A few hand sanitizer containers will be located around the building. Please use them.
Monthly Speakers Programs - At present, a limit of 12 people will be permitted to attend, in person, our monthly speaker programs commencing in September. A reservation will be required to attend in person. Details to be shared before each program. However, everyone will be able to view presentations on our You Tube channel when posted https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy53gja0M7xN00s76j4FZMA
Visitors who want to conduct on site research MUST MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.
Research Request Forms can be found on the org website (under research tab) then submitted for arrangements to be made. Two persons may research given social distancing, masked, using gloves to handle materials

And cleaning up the work space before and after conducting research.

Appointments can be made by e-mailing clintonhistoricalsociety1@gmail.com or calling 315-859-1392. Time limits will apply. Specific appointments will be based on volunteer researcher availability.

The Clinton Historical Society is located at 1 Fountain St., Clinton, NY and we encourage the public to visit the website www. clintonhistory.org for a wealth of local historical information and historical photographs. Like us on Facebook and Twitter.

“I remember that!”

Discover the History of Clinton and the Town of Kirkland

CHS Annual Report Booklet

Since we are limited by COVID 19 regs to just 12 visitors, we are recording the monthly programs and will be placing them on our You Tube Channel

Our Youtube Channel

Welcome to Clinton, NY

Clinton, New York is a close-knit community known for its schools, commerce, and illustrious 100 years of hockey history. We invite you to explore our online collection of images, hockey memories, and high school yearbooks. And don’t forget our blog. It has Clinton and Kirkland history starting when Moses Foote and seven families settled here in 1787. So go ahead, lose yourself in Clinton history.

2020 Clinton Historical Society Ornament & Christmas Card Collection Request

The Clinton Historical Society would once again this year like our members and people from the community at large to send us Christmas cards which will be used as a part of our Holiday Exhibit. We would also like you to write a few lines about how the pandemic is changing your normal holiday plans. Although we are not holding any group activities this year, the public is still invited to come in during our regular hours of Wed. and Sat. 1-4 to see our exhibit cases which will be filled with our extensive collection of Victorian Byer Figurines and a Charming Christmas Village. And in addition to the Christmas cards we receive from the public, we will once again feature cards created by Clinton artist Howard Chaney.

You will also be able to purchase our 4th annual Christmas ornament when you visit the Museum. Masks are required and social distancing adhered to.

Clinton Historical Society is located at 1 Fountain St., Clinton, NY 13323. 315-359-1392.

We truly appreciate our dedicated Postal Workers and other Essential Workers this Holiday Season.