Northern New York Museums

Northern New York Museums are fine museums that are north and northwest of the Adirondacks.

Boldt Castle This castle was built by George C. Boldt to show his love for his wife. He had construction halted when she died in 1904. The Thousand Islands Bridge Authority has rehabilitated and restored the building.

You will need to take a boat tour to get there. It's on Heart Island, Alexandria Bay in the Thousand Islands part of the St. Lawrence River, New York, 13607. (800) 847-5263. Boldt Castle

Frederic Remington Art Museum, 303 Washington Street, Ogdensburg, New York, 13669. "The museum’s collection includes a full spectrum of the artist’s work, including some of his earliest achievements, many published paintings and drawings, and an inspiring variety of late-life paintings, which focus on the landscape." Frederic Remington Museum

Clayton, New York Museums

The Antique Boat Museum, See artwork, beautiful photos, a gilded-age houseboat, Native American Birch Bark canoes, an Adirondack Guide Boats exhibit, St. Lawrence Sailing Skiffs including one made for President Grant.

Also, you can check out their Power Boats, Gold Cup Racing Boats, Antique and Historic Outboard Motor Boats, boats in the process of being built and much more. 750 Mary Street, Clayton, New York, 13624. Antique Boat Museum

Handweaving Museum & Arts Center, 314 John Street, Clayton, New York, 13624. (315) 686-4123

Croghan Museums

American Maple Museum and Hall of Fame Open May-September, Long Pond Road, Croghan, NY, 13327 (315) 346-1107

Railway Historical Society of Northern New York, Main Street-Route 812, 13327. (315) 346-6848. Open Friday Noon-4, Saturday 9-5 and Sunday Noon-4pm.(33 miles from Watertown.)

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