Come explore centuries of Lake George history in our beautifully preserved 1845 courthouse.
🕚 HOURS
September 1 - October 18
Friday - 11AM - 4 PM
Saturday - 11AM - 4PM
Sunday - 11AM - 4PM
Mon - Thurs - Closed
Sunday October 25 - 2PM - 7PM
July & August:
Sunday - 11AM - 4PM
Monday - Closed
Tuesday - 11AM - 4PM
Wednesday - 3PM - 8PM
Thursday - 3PM - 8PM
Friday - 11AM - 4PM
Saturday - 11AM - 4PM
📍 Located at 290 Canada Street, right in the heart of Lake George Village
Discover our fascinating exhibits, unique artifacts, and stories that shaped the region.
Admission is FREE — your support keeps local history alive!
The Next History Talks Lecture:
3 PM on Sunday October 18th
“Capturing Forever Wild: the Life of S.R. Stoddard” by Maureen Folk of the Chapman Museum.
Born to a farming family in Wilton, NY, Seneca Ray Stoddard had a simple life that shifted when he relocated to Glens Falls. His life and work as a photographer took him across the Adirondacks, the United States, and the world as he created a historical record of life at the turn of the 20th century and used his work to help protect the biggest park in the United States.
Maureen Folk is the curator of collections at the Chapman Museum in Glens Falls. She researches, writes, and fabricates exhibitions that explore interesting local history and cares for the Museum's extensive collections and archives.
4th in the Called by the Water series
3rd in the Called by the Water series, the story of the 1958 swim of Lake George by the young Ms. Struble
4th in the Called by the Water series
