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Onondaga Historical Association Museum

The guide was updated: 2024-09-23

Take a stroll through Syracuse's history at the Onondaga County Historical Association Museum. Learn about the county's birth as well as its role in the abolition of slavery as part of the Underground Railroad before and during the American Civil War. See relics of some of the area's major past industries, including Franklin Automobile Company and Syracuse China. This is a great place to learn about the county's people and traditions.

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Address: 321 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY
Opening hours: Wed–Sun 10am–4pm, Mon & Tue closed
Website: www.cnyhistory.org
Phone: +1 315 428 1864
Email: ohamuseum@cnyhistory.org

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Onondaga Historical Association Museum

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Take a stroll through Syracuse's history at the Onondaga County Historical Association Museum. Learn about the county's birth as well as its role in the abolition of slavery as part of the Underground Railroad before and during the American Civil War. See relics of some of the area's major past industries, including Franklin Automobile Company and Syracuse China. This is a great place to learn about the county's people and traditions.

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