2024 Inspiration Guide

UPSTATE NEW YORK

Chapman Park, Bridgeport, NY

OFFICIAL INSPIRATION GUIDE - MADISONTOURISM.COM

ANNUAL EVENTS

Table of Contents

This annual event schedule is subject to change. Please confirm details with event organizers prior to your visit. For even more events, visit www.MadisonTourism.com/Events.

OUTDOORS

JANUARY

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Chilly Chili Run

FEBRUARY

Cazenovia Winter Fest

MARCH

Maple Weekends

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Madison-Bouckville Spring Shop Hop

MAY

Great Swamp Conservancy’s Spring Migration Festival

JUNE

Boat Float and Bash at Chittenango Landing CNY Fiber Arts Festival International Boxing Hall of Fame Induction Weekend Madison-Bouckville Antique Show

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Oneida Community Mansion House Car Show Oz-Stravaganza! Festival Peterboro Freedom Festival: Juneteenth

JULY

4th of July Celebrations Canastota Italian Festival Hamilton International Film Festival Lorenzo Driving Competition Madison County Fair Open Farm Day

AUGUST

Blueberry Jam at Critz Farms DeRuyter Fireman's Fair Mad Cow 5K & Nelson Corners Festival Madison-Bouckville Antique Week

SEPTEMBER

Cazenovia Art Trail Critz Farms Fall Harvest Celebration Great Chocolate Train Wreck Festival Hop Fest Hop Harvest Smoke Out at Ray Bros. BBQ Jazz N Caz Madison County Craft Festival Oneida Fall Festival Wheel Days

Spring in Madison County .................................2-3 Fall in Madison County .......................................6-7 Winter in Madison County ................................ 8-9 FOOD & BEVERAGE Cheese Lovers Unite! ......................................12-13 Chef Profile: The Copper Turret ....................14-15 ANTIQUES The Heartbeat of Antiquing in New York State .............................................16-17

OCTOBER

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NOVEMBER

WEDDINGS Weddings In Madison County....................... 18-19

Abolitionist Freedom Walk Our Farm Fall Experience Madison Bouckville Holiday Open House

DECEMBER

Christmas at Lorenzo

SHOPPING Retailer Profile: The Eclectic Chic Brings Wonder & Excitement ............................20 LODGING Meet the Innkeepers: Ginny & Howard Krumsiek .................................22 Listings.............................................................. 23-24 MUSEUMS & HISTORY Preserving Legacy, Inspiring Change The Abolitionist Movement and the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum........... 26-27 MAP Madison County Map...........................................28

Be Inspired.

Picture Madison County - a place of lasting beauty carved by time and tradition, with seasons of ageless tales to tell and new stories to create. It’s a place where secrets of the summer awaits. Where you can hike to breathtaking waterfalls, fish and kayak pristine waters, journey on historic paths, and explore a landscape shaped by heritage and history. A place where families have enjoyed vacationing for generations. Where you can embrace the changing colors of autumn. Visit family farms and taste local foods. Explore apple picking and pumpkin patches. Enjoy cross-country skiing or snowshoeing through fresh snow on a picturesque day.

You’ll find stories highlighting all of this and more within these pages.

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Family-Friendly Spring Activities Spring in Madison County awakens us to new beginnings and lights a path to adventure. It invites us to explore outside, breathe in the fresh air, fish by the riverbanks, hike the trails of budding beauty, and taste the new flavors of the season.

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No matter one’s age, spring is a great time to get outside and explore our hiking trails at Mount Hope Reservoir, walk along Oneida Lake at Chapman Park, and taste and see how maple syrup is made at Many Maples Farms and Critz Farms. Relax and view wildlife at Great Swamp Conservancy, sit by the splendid beauty of Delphi Falls, and see the intriguing mixture of art and nature atop the hills of Stone Quarry Hill Art Park. Spring brings endless possibilities!

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Soak in the splendor of summer within Madison County’s hills, lakes, forests, and community events.

Shop in some of the most-loved antique stores. Dance to live music. Eat at gorgeous outdoor venues. Hit the lakes with your boat, canoe, or kayak. Camp and hike in rolling landscapes. No matter your interests, Madison County provides the opportunity to spend your days having fun in the sun and your nights sleeping under the stars. Visit Madison County for a summer to remember.

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Oneida Community Mansion House Lebanon Reservoir Campground

Maxwells Chocolates & Ice Cream

Ray Brothers Barbeque Madison-Bouckville Antique Week

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Oxbow Falls County Park Lake Moraine

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Family-Friendly Summer Activities Explore the hidden treasures of the famous Madison-Bouckville Antique Week (New York State’s largest outdoor antique show).

See amazing musicians and taste award-winning eats at Ray

Brothers Barbeque. Enjoy an unforgettable dinner at sunset on Cazenovia Lake when you dine at The Brewster Inn. Walk among the carefully curated and extraordinarily beautiful flowers, plants, and trees of The Oneida Community Mansion House.

And find your perfect campsite in settings like Lebanon Reservoir

Campground and Shiloh Christian Family Campground.

From secluded trails to beaches to fields of sunflowers, summer in Madison County isn’t just a treat for the whole family… it’s a time and place that offers endearing memories to last a lifetime.

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Fall is the perfect blend of color, weather, food, and fun! Discover the flavors of autumn in local farm-totable restaurants. Hike under the intense beauty of the changing leaves. Stay within the cozy comforts of a historic inn. Pick apples in the orchards and pumpkins in the patches. You can even give yourself goosebumps on haunted ghost tours and events. Fall in Madison County has something for everyone. The colors of the leaves may change but the options here for fun never will.

Visit Sweet Acres Orchards to pick apples. At Our Farm, stroll through the corn maze, find the perfect pumpkin, and watch Boris, the pumpkin-throwing catapult, launch a pumpkin 200 feet across a field.

Book a room in the haunted Brae Loch Inn and attend one of their paranormal investigating events.

Take advantage of a warm fall afternoon with a picnic at Nichols Pond County Park. Fall is the time for enjoying the waning sunlight at the end of a beautiful day and then coming in for delicious meals at dusk. Perfect for the whole family, Madison County in the fall is truly a magical time of year.

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Winter

Winter Family-Friendly Activities

The Erie Canalway Trail is a great place to cross-country ski and snowmobile, as it gives you the chance to go from town to town via a fun, historic route. Enjoy snowshoeing at the Great Swamp Conservancy where you can rent a pair for free!

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The pristine beauty of Upstate New York spreads across all of Madison County, and the winter activities you can find here will suit your fun-loving soul. Crosscountry skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling trails connect you with Mother Nature’s magnificence. Ice fishing, eating in intimate taverns, cozying up to your private fireplace in friendly inns, and shopping in quaint villages for the holidays are just a few of the things that will make your winter stay magical. Be sure to book a getaway package to create your warm-hearted memories this winter.

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Say Cheese! Highlights From Across The County

Cheese Lovers Unite!

Melting Slices & Hearts For Generations If you love cheese, then you'll definitely want to check out Madison County in New York.

This county is home to some of the best cheese shops in the state, where you can find everything from local cheddar to rare cheeses from all over the world.

The Central New York Cheese Trail is a great way to sample some of the best cheeses the region has to offer. With three stops in Madison County, there's sure to be something for everyone.

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The Eclectic Chic is a wonderful and unique shop located in Oneida that offers local cheeses to eat while you shop for vintage clothing, collectibles, and more!

Martha’s On Madison

aged on-site plus great cheddar selections from around the state. You can find flavors such as smoked garlic cheddar, smoked bacon, smoked horseradish, garlic dill, jalapeno, tomato basil, and many more. Jewett's

offer all of the perfect complements to cheese like crackers, sweets, meats and charcuterie selections, olives, dips, spreads, nuts, dried fruit, and much more.

Callee1945 specializes in themed cheese boards and gift baskets which make for the perfect gift or get-together with friends and family.

Jewett's Cheese House in Earlville boasts one of the largest privately owned cheddar inventories in the northeast. They offer New York cheddars

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Parry's is another great store located in Hamilton, offering a wide variety of cheeses, both local and from afar. They also have a great selection of other food items, including local produce, meats, and baked goods. Parry's is a large general store, and their selection reflects that. They have an amazing variety of cheeses to choose from, making it the perfect place to find that perfect cheese for any occasion.

Cheese House also holds tasting events, sends out sampler boxes, and carries wonderful condiments, spices, and treats to pair with cheeses.

Kriemhild Dairy Farms in Hamilton specializes in organic, high-quality, full-fat, and cultured

butter and Créme Fraîche using milk from grass-based herds.

Partnering with five other Madison County farms, Kriemhild Dairy Farms holds itself to high standards when it comes to the ethics and values of the animals, the land, and each other. Their products, along with a variety of cheeses from nearby producers, are available

Wellington Woods of Bouckville, New York, offers a really unique treat to complement the cheese you can find in Madison County. Their tree-to-table handcrafted cheese boards are a work of art, and all wood used is sourced from local trees. Their handcrafted cheese boards are sure to impress your guests, make for great gifts, and you'll be supporting local business at the same time.

on their premises, at local farmer's markets, restaurants, stores, pubs, and partnering farms.

The Lincklaen House

For those looking to have great cheeses served during a dine-in session, Martha’s On Madison in Hamilton and the Lincklaen House in Cazenovia are two wonderful options. Martha’s On Madison, a unique blend of tavern and mini market, serves delectable cheese boards that include offerings from Chaseholm Farms, Lively Run Dairy, and Collins Farm and Creamery.

The Lincklaen House uses fantastic cheese selections in its elegant dining room, tavern, and Due Passi Pizzeria.

Some of their more noted cheeses include mozzarella from 2 Kids Goat Farm, hickory wood smoked gouda used in their fondue and cheese boards, and let’s not forget the crumbly bleu

and pepper jack selections used in a plethora of dishes like their Bacon Blue Burger, chicken wings, salad dressings, enchiladas, chili, chimichangas, and more. Chef Bear carefully selects and tries all cheeses when deciding on what gets incorporated into his amazing dishes.

2 Kids Goat Farm also provides cheese to Kalamata Pita, a Greek restaurant in Cazenovia. Kalamata Pita mixes goat cheese with feta on their Spanakopita Spread. They have also introduced a new Tahini Cheesecake dessert that diners are sure to find as a fantastic closer to their meal.

Open Farm Day, organized by Cornell Cooperative Extension Madison County, is an event held the last Saturday in July that welcomes people onto working farms. In addition to farm tours and animals, product tastings— including cheese—are available at many farms.

Whether you're looking for the perfect cheese board to share with friends or want to try cheese right on the farm, Madison County is the place to be. So what are you waiting for? Explore today!

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Are you in the mood for some delicious comfort food? Then you'll want to head over to the Copper Turret! This restaurant takes traditional American style bistro comfort food to a whole new level, with dishes that are both flavorful and visually appealing.

On their menu, which updates three times a year, you’re likely to find a mix of staples (smash burgers!) along with seasonal meals featuring salmon filet and chicken breast. Have a sweet tooth? Try the Turret Tollhouse, a warm tollhouse cookie topped with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce.

The Copper Turret is a treasure in the heart of Morrisville, New York. The restaurant has been in business for nearly 20 years and is known for its delicious food, friendly atmosphere, and for inspiring generations of new chefs. The food and atmosphere have resonated with locals, who keep coming back for more.

Chef Profile: Chef Mike of the Copper Turret

Passing the plates

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But the Copper Turret is more than just a great place to eat. One of the things that makes the Copper Turret unique is that it was created to provide a live learning model for students in the Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management programs at SUNY Morrisville. Chef Mike Malpezzi works side by side with students. The restaurant's mission is to help the students get proper realworld kitchen experience and to create inspiration for them to take into their careers and into the world.

"We really focus on giving our students the best possible real-world experience," says Mike. "And I want my team to inspire each other, to talk about food, get ideas, and try them out!"

Chef Mike began his culinary training at the Ye Olde Landmark Tavern before moving on to the Solsville Hotel, followed by a sandwich shop in Hamilton, and then finally to the Copper Turret under the guidance of Chef Kerry Beadle. He credits Chef Beadle with helping him evolve into the chef he is today.

Malpezzi's father, William Malpezzi, taught his son the importance of hard work and dedication in the kitchen, invaluable knowledge Malpezzi says has served him well.

two of Malpezzi's culinary mentors. They taught Malpezzi the importance of creativity in the kitchen, and that "the sky is the limit" when it comes to creating new dishes, or old dishes in a new way.

All four of these chefs have had a profound impact on Malpezzi's career. He says that he draws on their guidance every day as he strives to create delicious, innovative dishes at the Copper Turret, and pass his own knowledge and experience onto the students.

So far, it seems to be working. Many of their graduates have gone on to have successful careers in the culinary arts. And Mike is proud to have played a part in their journey.

The next time you’re in the mood for comfort food offered up in elevated ways, as well as experiencing the delicious work of future chefs under the tutelage of Chef Mike, be sure to drop by the Copper Turret in Morrisville. It’s sure to be one of the best and most memorable meals you’ll have in the area.

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The Heartbeat of Antiquing in New York State A Treasured Community In Every Sense

Antique Week

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Bouckville, New York, is the perfect community for those who love antiquing or shopping in general. With its many antique shops and friendly atmosphere, Bouckville is the mecca for antique seekers who are looking to find that special piece they've been searching for. Whether you're a collector, or dealer, or simply enjoy antiquing as a hobby, you're sure to find something very special.

In 1803, the Third Great Western Turnpike was chartered and became the major route for migration from the northeast to travel west before the Erie Canal or Chenango Canal were built. The Turnpike ran right through Bouckville, and the area prospered because of it. The Turnpike route produced great results for the area's restaurants, diners, lodging sites, and population.

Along just a two-mile stretch of historic highway Route 20 in Bouckville, thousands of antiques can be found in a number of friendly shops, many of which are open nearly year-round. Here you’ll find Cider House Antiques, Victorian Rose Vintage Antiques, Canal House Antiques, Whistle Post Antiques, Cobblestone Trading Co., and Turnpike Antiques - with even more just down the road.

Great selections of art, primitives, vintage furniture, vintage memorabilia, toys, clothing, collectibles, and more antiques await those who come looking for their own personal treasures.

Further improvements and benefits came with the advent of motor traffic and in 1934, the Turnpike was officially renamed U.S. Route 20. The road was significantly improved and became a key route for east-west travel nationwide. It remained the main route until the construction of the Interstate Highway System in the 1950s and 1960s.

Being a passage for so many travelers and home to locals over the course of generations, it's no wonder Bouckville itself began collecting antiques. In 1972, the newly formed Madison-Bouckville Antique

Dealers Association held the first antique show (later to become Antique Week).

Today, Antique Week is the largest outdoor antique show in New York State. This is where more than 2,000 dealers and vendors come to showcase their offerings throughout numerous show fields. Tens of thousands of treasure hunters descend on the country crossroads of Bouckville each summer for Antique Week.

This event offers something for everyone who enjoys antiquing. There are plenty of chances to bargain with vendors and find that one-of-a-kind item at a great price. Even if you're not in the market for antiques, it's still fun to browse and see all the amazing items on display. And if you get hungry, there are plenty of restaurants open and food trucks on hand serving up delicious eats. No matter if you're a seasoned antique hunter or just looking for a fun day out, be sure to check out Bouckville's Antique Week!

Spring, Summer and Fall—you can shop them all!

Here are some great antique events in Madison County. Visit www.MadisonTourism.com/Antiques for full details.

Whether walking the fields during Antique Week or strolling from shop to shop during any other time of the year, Bouckville is a true treasure itself. It's the quintessential community offering that small-town American charm of hospitality, history, amazing collectibles, great food, and memories to last a lifetime.

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The town's close-knit community of antique dealers is always on hand to help you find what you're looking for - if one shop doesn’t have it, they’ll happily point you to the one that might. So if you're looking for a great place to find antiques, be sure to add Bouckville to your list! Find the next piece for your collection in New York's heartbeat and pulse for everything antique. Happy hunting!

This article is based in part on the work of Jim Ford, whose ‘Turnpike Tales’ can be found on madison-bouckville.com.

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Antique Events APRIL April Shop Hop Spring into antique season with the Spring Shop Hop along Scenic Route 20 in Madison and Bouckville. Event features prize drawings and refreshments.

June Antique Show Hundreds of dealers from all over the Northeast come to Madison and Bouckville with inventories of glassware, furniture, jewelry and more.

AUGUST Madison-Bouckville Antique Week The largest outdoor antique event in New York State brings more than 2,000 dealers and vendors to Madison and Bouckville. All week long, find antiques, collectibles and vintage items plus excellent food.

NOVEMBER Holiday Open House Visit shops along Route 20 in Madison and Bouckville for fun, food and shopping! Great selections of antiques, art, primitives, vintage, furniture, collectibles and so much more.

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Weddings

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Book the perfect wedding venue and plan an unforgettable day.

A venue for every taste.

Madison County offers a number of amazing indoor and outdoor venues for every style, including:

1. Grand Event Center Weddings

Put a fresh twist on traditional and transform our grand room into the elegant space of your dreams.

2. Small & Intimate Weddings

Focus on what matters most, and celebrate the big day with your closest family and friends in a private setting, all for you.

3. Barn & Farm Weddings

Combine the romance of rustic elegance with the laid back charm of a picturesque country celebration.

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Hampton Inn & Suites Cazenovia

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The Eclectic Chic

BRINGS WONDER & EXCITEMENT Find The Perfect Item & The Perfect Attitude With more than 150 vendors offering everything from antiques to primitives, local art, fine jewelry, mid-century furniture, vintage clothes, highquality fashion, an eatery, great music, complimentary coffee, community events, and an ever-changing fun and fresh atmosphere, The Eclectic Chic provides a truly unique and satisfying experience.

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only a few vendors wanted to [participate].”

That’s when Pollack decided to take more control into her own hands, opening The Eclectic Chic in an old schoolhouse in Wampsville. After two years, the shop outgrew the space and moved into a former hardware store, expanding from 5,000 square feet to 18,000 square feet and offering more variety. In 2021, the owners of The Glenwood Plaza in Oneida, impressed by the Chic’s popularity, asked if

to The Eclectic Chic, and it has guests coming back for more.

With a BA in psychology and a minor in gerontology, she understands the importance of bringing a happy environment to guests that also enhances the community’s greater good.

Pollack would be interested in moving into an available space.

Now with more than 38,000 square feet of opportunity, The Eclectic Chic has brought in the area’s best local vendors and will be opening a live auction house and event center.

“I’m in the business to help support our local affairs in any way I possibly can,” said Pollack.

“I tried my hand at being a vendor at another mall… [and] organized events for pet rescues and veterans, but it was hard when

“We are ever-changing,” Pollack continued. “We support and share with other businesses like ours. We don’t feel like we are competing but sharing something collectively.” It isn’t just the other vendors Valerie

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Colgate Bookstore The Colgate Bookstore (Hamilton, NY) is Central New York’s largest independent bookstore.

enjoys spending time with but also her guests. “Watching them enjoy The Chic as much as I do is what I enjoy most. The space is accommodating to everyone and is a place to get away from the outside woes, sip coffee and listen to Frank Sinatra,” Pollack stated with a smile.

Guests never know what Pollack will come up with next. “I love when we create something that

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Lavender Blue

Over 60 vendors and artists. Enjoy lunch and dessert in The Apple Kitchen on the Weekends.

Lavender Blue in Cazenovia village imports directly from France, Italy and Spain: tablecloths (jacquard and acrylic coated), napkins, towels, olive wood, ceramics and many other table settings and accessories. We go to Europe every year to bring the very best choices to you right here in Madison County. There are many things to buy as gifts or to treat yourself. We look forward to seeing you in our store in Cazenovia by the lake.

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Victorian Rose Vintage blows them away,” she said.

“When I see them enjoying spending time at The Eclectic Chic, I know I’ve done this right.”

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Cazenovia Artisans

If you’re in the mood for something different and fun, a shopping experience like no other that supports local artists and the community, be sure to stop in Oneida’s gem in The Glenwood Plaza.

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Farmstead 1868 Lavender Farm offering you-pick (Jul-Sept), events & products for home, kitchen and body. www.farmstead1868.com

315.655.9863

Celebrating 20 years of embracing the creative spirit of the artists of Central New York. Offering fine art and works in wood, fiber, glass, leather, clay, artisan soaps, metal and gemstones. Our gallery is always staffed by one or more of our 21 artists. Being located in the scenic lakeside village of Cazenovia, we are the perfect day trip destination. Open every day. Visit our website for more information and our online store. www.cazenoviaartisans.com

315.655.2225

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Hospitality. It’s In Our Nature.

Madison County’s many accommodations span every comfort level and budget, including historic downtown hotels, quaint bed and breakfasts, polished country inns, cottages, and campgrounds.

Wherever you stay, you’ll find yourself inspired, refreshed, and recharged at one of Central New York’s many offerings.

COUNTRY INNS AND BED & BREAKFASTS

Fernwood Farm Bed & Breakfast 4023 Route 13 South, Cazenovia www.fernwoodfarmbb.com 315-815-4125

A Cozy B&B 6891 Airport Road, Hamilton 315-825-5734

MEET THE INNKEEPERS: GINNY & HOWARD KRUMSIEK

Ginny & H oward Kru msiek

HEAVENLY HOSPITALITY Fernwood Farm Bed & Breakfast Meet Ginny and Howard Krumsiek, the innkeepers of Fernwood Farm Bed & Breakfast in Cazenovia, New York.

It's a beautiful boutique lodging just a short walk from town but far enough away that guests feel the full serenity of the trails, ponds, woods, and rolling fields. Originally built by local legend Lambertus Wolters Ledyard, Ginny and Howard restored the c. 1874 Englishstyle cottage farmhouse into a sanctuary of comfort, style, and luxury. “Our four guest rooms,” Ginny said, “offer visitors king beds with plush bedding, en suite with deluxe towels and bathrobes, complimentary toiletries designed specifically for Fernwood Farm, homemade cookies, purified water, soothing country decorating, and more.”

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personally made by Ginny. She noted, “Everything is prepared from scratch,” including muffins, sweetbreads, hash brown casseroles, pancakes, Belgium waffles, and more delectable treats. Ginny is also the gardener, beekeeper, and keeper of chickens on the farm. Howard maintains the entire grounds, creating a tranquil landscape for guests to relax in.

Guests can also enjoy an inground swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, and chats with the Krumsieks over cups of coffee or tea.

Ginny and Howard's love for entertaining began long ago.

Ginny worked at a Holiday Inn on Seven Mile Beach in the Cayman Islands, as a Party Planner for Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City, and also for a senior community on Long Island, where she honed her craftsmanship

in hospitality. Howard was a Long Island Railroad Conductor, assisting people from all walks of life. Together, they make a great team.

After retiring, they moved to Cazenovia to pursue Ginny’s dream of owning their own bed and breakfast. "We consider our bed and breakfast as an extension of ourselves,” said Ginny. “We proudly welcome guests and are very grateful to share a part of ourselves and Cazenovia history with anyone that walks through our door."

So whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a quiet solo vacation, Fernwood Farm Bed & Breakfast is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the very best that Upstate New York has to offer.

Ashling Acres 2688 Johnny Cake Hill Road, Hamilton www.ashlingacres.com 315-825-5485 Bearpath Lodging 4291 State Route 46, Munnsville www.airbnb.com/ rooms/25022588 315-829-2408 Brae Loch Inn 5 Albany Street, Cazenovia www.braelochinn.com 315-655-3431

Garden Bed and Breakfast 35 University Ave., Hamilton 315-228-2060

Manor on the Green 15 Broad Street, Hamilton www.themanoronthegreen.com 607-316-0464

Hamilton Farmhouse 1611 & 1647 Poolville Hubbardsville Road, Hamilton www.dunhamfarmhouse.com 315-320-6850

Oneida Community Mansion House 170 Kenwood Avenue, Oneida www.oneidacommunity.org 315-363-0745

Hamilton Inn 4480 East Lake Road, Hamilton www.hamiltoninn-ny.com 315-228-2125

Peaceful Pines Bed & Breakfast Lodge 6125 Briggs Road, Hamilton www.peacefulpinesbandb.com 315-382-4034

Holcomb’s B&B 5 Mill Street, Hamilton www.holcombsbandb.com 315-228-2120

The Brewster Inn 6 Ledyard Avenue, Cazenovia www.thebrewsterinn.com 315-655-9232

Home Suite Home 16 E. Pleasant Street & 56 Utica Street, Hamilton www.hsh1656.wixsite.com/ home-suite-home/ 315-391-7933

The Broad Street Suite 50 Broad Street, Hamilton www.thebroadstreetsuite.com 315-750-4133 Cedar Cove On The Lake 4681 East Lake Road, Cazenovia 315-663-4093

Horned Dorset Inn 2000 Route 8, Leonardsville www.horneddorsetinn.com 315-855-7898

Endless Trails Farm & Guest House 8856 Larkin Road, Hubbardsville 315-899-3351

Lincklaen House 79 Albany Street, Cazenovia www.lincklaenhouse.com 315-655-3461

Brae Loch Inn

Madison Bed Book and Candle 7270 State Route 20, Madison 315-893-7077

Oneida Community Mansion House

Poolville Country Store Restaurant B&B 1245 Earlville Road, Earlville www.poolvillecountrystore.com 315-691-2677 Red Fox Run B&B 3813 Number Nine Road, Cazenovia www.redfoxrunbb.com 315-569-7244 RuthAnn’s Village B&B 9 East Pleasant Street, Hamilton www.airbnb.com/ rooms/19877113 315-427-8196

Ashling Acres

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Colgate Inn

Hamilton Inn

Endless Trails Farm & Guest House

Great Swamp Conservancy COUNTRY INNS AND BED & BREAKFASTS CONT. Sparrowbush Cottage B&B 6194 East Lake Road, Cazenovia www.roomsatgreyrock.com 315-687-9866 The Guest House at Weathervane Farm 2088 Spring Street, Hamilton 315-750-8081 Ye Olde Landmark Tavern 6722 Route 20, Bouckville www.yeoldelandmark.com 315-893-1810

CAMPGROUNDS & COTTAGES Brook View RV Park and Campground 8114 Green Road, Hubbardsville 315-691-2005 Butternut Hill RV Camping 6893 Route 20, Bouckville www.butternuthill.net 315-893-7497

Cedar Valley Campsites 4688 South Butler Road, Morrisville www.cedarvalleycampsite.com 315-684-3033 Cider House Campground 3570 Canal Road, Bouckville www.ciderhousecampground. com 315-825-8477 DeRuyter Lake Cottage Rentals 37 South Lake Road, DeRuyter 315-852-9678 Lebanon Reservoir Campground 6277 Reservoir Road, Hamilton www.lebanoncampground.com 315-824-2278 Shiloh Christian Family Campground 2580 Route 26, Eaton 315-684-3399

HOTELS & MOTELS Colgate Inn 1 Payne Street, Hamilton www.innatcolgate.com 315-824-2300

Recreation & Events! 7 miles of trails w/ 900-ft.

Boardwalk, Great Blue Heron Rookery & IBA. www.greatswampconservancy.org 315.697.2950

Oneida Community Mansion House

Renting kayaks and stand-up paddle boards in Cazenovia. Transportation available.

Experience Community engagement at this National Historic Landmark and museum, once home to the Oneida Community–the 19th century utopian society that founded Oneida Ltd. The site’s beautifully landscaped gardens, interior performance space and overnight accommodations make the Mansion House a perfect location for weddings and private or business events. May-September, enjoy a round of golf at the nearby Oneida Community Golf Club.

Find us on www.madisontourism.com

www.oneidacommunity.org

Days Inn Canastota 377 North Peterboro Street, Canastota www.wyndhamhotels.com 315-697-3309 Hampton Inn & Suites Cazenovia 25 Lakers Lane, Cazenovia www.hamptoneventcenter.com 315-655-7666 Hotel One75 175 Utica Street, Hamilton 315-824-4400

Morse Kayak Rentals

315.655.2400

315.363.0745

White Eagle Conference Center 2910 Lake Moraine Road, Hamilton www.whiteagle.com 315-824-2002

Visit MadisonTourism.com/Lodging for property descriptions and details.

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Lebanon Reservoir Campground

The Brewster Inn

Camping is fun at Lebanon! Experience the outdoors at its best. Enjoy swimming, boating and fishing. The family park offers 155 large grassy sites with all amenities, including water, electric, sewer, Wi-Fi and cable TV. Planned activities and theme weekends. Great setting for weddings, family reunions and group functions.

Two cabins for rent. Free mini-golf & jumping pillow. Kayak rentals. Address: 6277 Reservoir Road, Hamilton, NY.

The Brewster Inn was built in 1890 as the stately summer home of Standard Oil financier, Benjamin B. Brewster. Today the gilded-age estate features both a DiRoNA awarded restaurant and a Wine Spectator awarded 15,000 bottle wine cellar. Seasonally, enjoy the lakeside bar or outdoor dining on the sprawling back patio. Lodging features breathtaking views of Cazenovia Lake, gas fireplaces, jacuzzi and stunning architectural details.

www.lebanoncampground.com

www.thebrewsterinn.com

315.824.2278

315.655.9232

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Preserving Legacy,

Inspiring Change The Abolitionist Movement, National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum, and the Abolitionist Freedom Walk

Madison County, New York, was a significant location for abolitionists in the 19th century. It was a hotbed for the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad, with names like Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, and Theodore Weld being familiar. Madison County even had an abolitionist newspaper called the Madison County Abolitionist, which ran from 1841 to 1842.

Gerrit Smith, of Peterboro, was a prominent abolitionist and a dedicated advocate for the rights of African Americans.

Born in 1797 in Utica, New York, Smith used his wealth and influence to support the anti-slavery cause by financially aiding escaped slaves and supporting efforts to promote their education and welfare. He also played a significant role in various other movements of his time, including temperance, women's suffrage, and land reform.

In 1835, a gathering of influential abolitionists came together in Utica to establish the New York State Anti-Slavery Society. However, their efforts were met with hostility from a mob of anti-abolitionists.

In the face of this opposition, Gerrit Smith emerged as a pivotal figure, extending an invitation to the delegates to reconvene the meeting near his home in Peterboro. Four hundred of the six hundred delegates fled the mob and made their way to Peterboro on the cold rainy night, October 21.

Three hundred came through Vernon Center to Peterboro. One hundred four people embarked on a lumber barge down the Erie Canal to Canastota and climbed the trail to Peterboro.

This significant incident served as a turning point for Gerrit Smith and the abolitionist movement.

As a result, Central New York emerged as the epicenter of the anti-slavery cause in America.

Today, the hamlet of Peterboro, which is located in the town of Smithfield, is home to the Gerrit Smith Estate National Historic Landmark and the National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum.

The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum, established in 2004, is an institution dedicated to honoring and commemorating individuals who played significant roles in the abolitionist 26

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movement in the United States. It seeks to educate visitors about the history of the abolitionist movement through exhibits, displays, and educational programs that delve into the history of abolitionism. The Hall of Fame & Museum provides visitors with an opportunity to learn about the courageous individuals who fought for freedom and equality, encouraging a deeper understanding of the struggle for human rights in the United States.

Starting in 2022, the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum began an annual tradition called the Abolitionist Freedom Walk, which follows part of the route taken by the New York State Anti-Slavery Society in 1835 as they moved towards Peterboro to resume their meeting.

The event aims to educate and raise awareness about the history of the Underground Railroad and the efforts of abolitionists in assisting enslaved individuals seeking freedom. It also provides an opportunity to honor the courageous actions of those involved in the abolitionist movement.

During the Abolitionist Freedom Walk, participants have the chance to explore historical landmarks, engage in discussions, and learn from experts and local historians. The walk, roughly 5.5 miles, goes from Canastota’s Canal Town Museum to Clockville and back, culminating in a reception in Canastota.

By retracing the steps of those involved in the New York State Anti-Slavery Society, participants gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced, and the resilience demonstrated, by abolitionists and escaped slaves in their fight for freedom.

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From Utica

Chapman Park

MADISON COUNTY 13

From Utica

46

Oxbow From Syracuse County Park

Canastota na l Er ie CaPa rk St at e 13

5

From Syracuse

5

365A

Luther Munnsville Airport

Lincoln

13

2

3

Eaton Hatch Lake

Bradley Brook Reservoir

Nelson Swamp

Hamilton Juddville Municipal Airport

13

Delphi Falls County Park

26

Sigby

Eaton Reservoir Hubbardsville

West

Woodstock Lebanon Reservoir

Eaton

12B

Hatch Lake

13

DeRuyter

Sheds

Georgetown

80 13

26 80

Texas Hill State Forest

Earlville State Forest Three Springs

South Lebanon

12

Lebanon Reservoir

Earlville Lake

Lebanon

DeRuyter Quaker Settlement

26

Muller Hill State Forest

80

Texas Hill State Forest

DeRuyter DeRuyter Lake State Forest Hubbardsville

South Lebanon

Earlville State Forest

Tuscarora Nature Park Gorton Lake Erieville State Forest Tioughnioga State WMA North

Morrisville State College

Eagleville

Brookfield RR State Forest

80

2 1.5 4.5

DISTANCES TO MADISON COUNTY MADISON City Miles Hours COUNTY Albany, NY

106

2

Eaton

26

Binghamton, NY

66

1.5

3

Boston, MA

275

4.5

1

Buffalo, NY

180

3

Cooperstown, NY

50

1

Hartford, CT

217

3.5

New York, NY

240

4

Niagara Falls, NY

196

3

Ottawa, Ontario

220

3.5

Rochester, NY

122

2

2.5

Scranton, PA

123

2.5

.5

Syracuse, NY

32

.5

4.5

Toronto, Ontario

280

4.5

.5

Utica, NY

31

.5

1.5

Watertown, NY

96

1.5

3.5 4 3 3.5 2

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Madison

12B

Sigby

Campbell

Lebanon Reservoir

Leonardsville

West

Colgate University

Lebanon

Quaker Settlement

From Binghamton

Poolville

Georgetown 26

Muller Hill Charles State E Baker Forest State Forest

80

Texas Hill State Forest

South Lebanon

Earlville State Forest

Lebanon State Forest

Mariposa State Forest

City

Miles

Albany, NY

106

Hours

2

Binghamton, NY

66

1.5

Boston, MA

275

4.5

Buffalo, NY

180

3

Cooperstown, NY

50

1

Hartford, CT

217

3.5

New York, NY

240

4

Niagara Falls, NY

196

3

Ottawa, Ontario

220

3.5

Rochester, NY

122

2

Scranton, PA

123

2.5

Syracuse, NY

32

.5

Toronto, Ontario

280

4.5

Utica, NY

31

.5

Watertown, NY

96

1.5

MADISON COUNTY

Brookfield RR State Forest

8

Brookfield Leonardsville

12B

East Hamilton Three Springs State Forest

Beaver Creek State Forest

North

Hubbardsville

Brookfield

South DeRuyter Hamilton

Earlville

Gorton Lake State Forest

12

Hamilton

8

Morrow Mtn State Forest

12

From Cortland

From Utica

From Utica Lake Corners Moraine

Woodman Pond Hamilton Municipal Airport

Bradley Brook Reservoir

DISTANCES TO MADISON COUNTY

MADISON COUNTY

20

Bouckville

Pecksport

OUNTY Hours

Pine Woods

26

Beaver Creek State Forest

From Albany

Madison Lake

Leland Pond County Forest

From Utica

Eaton Reservoir

Hatch Lake

12

4 Miles

12B

13

East Hamilton

Earlville Lake

Morrisville

Area

Sheds West

Colgate University 12B

Poolville

Lebanon State Forest

Mariposa State Forest

Hamilton

Charles E Baker State Forest

EarlvilleGeorgetown From Binghamton

New Woodstock

3

Solsville 20

From Utica

13

Campbell

South Hamilton

State Forest

Lebanon State Forest

From Cortland

Morrow Mtn Poolville State Forest

80

2

46

Stoney Pond State Forest

Leonardsville

Hamilton Municipal Airport

Bradley Brook Reservoir

East Hamilton 26

DeRuyter

Lake State Forest Lebanon

Sigby

1

Pratts

Tuscarora Lake

Lake Corners Brookfield Moraine

Woodman Pond

Oneida Area

Juddville

Pecksport 26

Erieville

Colgate Tioughnioga State WMA University

Corners

8

Morrisville & Peterboro Area 0

Nelson

From Utica

13

Madison-Bouckville Area

Munnsville Peterboro

COUNTY

20

Leland Pond 12B County Brookfield RR Forest State Forest

12

Miller Lake

Oneida Area MADISON

Lorenzo Cazenovia State Historic Site College 12B

Perkins Corner Madison Lake Beaver Creek State Forest Madison

Hamilton-Earlville Area

Morrisville & Peterboro Area

Cazenovia 4 Miles

3

DeRuyter & Georgetown Area Siloam

Nelson Swamp From Albany Abell State Unique

Bouckville

Morrisville State College

Eagleville

20

Solsville

Gorton Lake State Forest Pine North Woods

Morrisville

Stoney Pond State Forest

Tuscarora Nature Park

Campbell 80 New

Morrow Mtn State Forest

20

Lake Corners Moraine

Tuscarora Hamilton Lake

2

From Skaneateles

From Utica

Woodman Pond

1

46

Pratts

12B Nelson

Pecksport Abell State Unique Corners 26 Area

Perkins Corner

Erieville

0

Faulkne r Rd

Forest

Fenner

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20

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Leland

Lorenzo Pond Cazenovia State County Historic Site College

Eaton Reservoir

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Cazenovia Morrisville State College Eagleville

Madison

20

Chittenango Area

Merrillsville

Madison-Bouckville Area Bingley

& Museum

Cazenovia Area

Alene

Hamilton-Earlville Area

92 Cazenovia Lake

MADISON COUNTY Bouckville

46

DeRuyter & Georgetown Area

Ca

Ca

Stoney Pond State Forest

From Albany Peterboro

Miller Lake

From Syracuse

Canastota Area

Lincoln

Rowan Corners

13

Madison Lake

Pine Woods

Lake

Chittenango Area

Chittenango Falls State Park

Munnsville

Genes ee S t

Oxbow County Park

Lakeview Airport Blakeslee

4 Miles

365A

Wampsville

Cazenovia Area

Luther Airport

Siloam

12B

13

13

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CanastotaClockville Area

t

Oneida Area

Alene

Fenner Solsville

Bingley

Morrisville 92 Cazenovia

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173

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20

5

Genesee Tpke

Gen Chittenango

Morrisville & Peterboro Area

Merrillsville

Nichols Pond 0 1 County Park

Rowan Corners 46

5

Madison-Bouckville Area

46

Oxbow County Park

Lakeview Airport Blakeslee

na l Er ie CaPa rk St at e

DeRuyter & Georgetown Area

pke

Clockville

Peterboro

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Hill rest

Genes ee S t

Wampsville

Canastota

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St

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Chittenango

Gene Siloam see

MADISON COUNTY

Tuscarora Lake

13

From Utica

Oneida

90

Chittenango Area

Genesee Tpke

173

p

From Syracuse Cazenovia Area

Oneida

90

Merrillsville

Alene

Miller Lake

Lakeport

Canastota Area

Lincoln

r

31

Chapman Park

Lakeport 13

Clockville

Messenger Bay

Bridgeport

31

Genes ee S t

Wampsville

neca Tpke

From Sylvan Beach

Messenger Bay

365A

Faulkne r Rd

13

Bridgeport

Faulkne r Rd

Oneida Canastota

Madison County Areas

Madison County From Sylvan Beach Areas

Oneida Lake Oneida Lake

12

South Hamilton

Earlville Lake

Charles E Baker State Forest

Earlville

From Binghamton

Return to an Era of

Elegant Hospitality Enjoy our creative and extensive menus, comfortable atmosphere and gracious hospitality for which we are known.

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Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Plan your perfect wedding/reception, flawless corporate event, or family celebration. 80 spacious and modern guest rooms, including suites for larger groups and extended stays.

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