Date/Time
Date(s) - 05/16/26
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
4386 US ROUTE 11
CORTLAND, New York 13045-1039
Categories
“Homer, New York: New York City’s Milk Supplier,” Saturday, May 16, 1:00 pm at the Central New York Living History Center, 4386 US Route 11, Cortland, NY.
Presented by Joshua K. Blay, historian and archivist. Learn about Homer’s provision of milk for New York City and the role of railroads in the dairy industry from the late 1800s to the 1980s.
Refreshments after the presentation
Tour the CNY Living History Center’s Agriculture Exhibit, which features the history of local dairy production.
For information: homevillemuseumboard@gmail.com, 607-283-4875, www.homevillemuseum.com
Admission prices below include the event & tours of all CNY Living History Center museums: Homeville Museum, Brockway Truck Museum, Agriculture Exhibits, Antique Fire House
Free for kids 5 & under, AD Military; $7 ages 6-18; $12 Seniors, AAA members, veterans with ID; $15 adults
