Calendar

The FCHS is bringing the museum to YOU! Each Tuesday in July, we’ll explore a different part of Fulton County history and create something together. Materials needed for each session will be posted in advance.

When food was rationed during World War II, what did people eat? How did they deal with shortages, make their food last longer, and avoid being wasteful? Join us in an exploration of how families participated in the war effort through rationing and test out a WWII recipe from Knox Gelatin in Johnstown.

This event will be held on Facebook Live.

Find a list a of supplies you’ll need if you’d like to make the recipe along with us here: http://fultoncountyhistoricalsociety.org/hands-on-history-home-materials/

Join us every Tuesday from now until the end of summer for fresh and local produce, plants, baked goods, and more.
Please note that the market has moved and will now be located in the parking lot behind the Johnstown Senior Center.

Social distancing guidelines are in effect.

Walk our farm petting zoo trail. Visit the farm animals, learn to ride a horse, play some farm games and more.
Open Monday and Wednesdays  9 am -12 noon. Starting July 8th – August 19th.
$15. per person
4-6 people $60.
7-10 people $100.
$10 for each additional person over 10 people

We can be contacted at  https://www.facebook.com/Springers-Stables-141637099215718/

The Mayfield Historical Society’s Rice Homestead is open for tours Wednesdays and Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m from July 1 – August 29. The free tour features the 1790 homesteading cabin of Oliver Rice, his 1810 Federal Style home, along with its smokehouse, springhouse, Loom Room, and historical gardens. The home and Loom Room feature original belongings of the Rices as well as historical items from the Mayfield community. For further information or for a private tour on another day, contact Bob Suits, President of the Mayfield Historical Society, at 518-725-5261.

The Mayfield Historical Society’s Rice Homestead is open for tours Wednesdays and Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m from July 1 – August 29. The free tour features the 1790 homesteading cabin of Oliver Rice, his 1810 Federal Style home, along with its smokehouse, springhouse, Loom Room, and historical gardens. The home and Loom Room feature original belongings of the Rices as well as historical items from the Mayfield community. For further information or for a private tour on another day, contact Bob Suits, President of the Mayfield Historical Society, at 518-725-5261.

Join us every Saturday from now through mid-October under the Elm St. Pavilion for fresh, local plants, produce, meats, prepared foods, and more! This season we are featuring some of your favorite vendors:

Milburt Farms
Beyond Your Garden
Slavonian Cafe
Gray’s Garden And Greenhouse
Gramma’s Get Up And Go Bars
And More…

Social-distancing guidelines are in effect.