Best places: Historical landmarks in Brewerton, United States

Tours & presentations at the site where Joseph Smith founded the Church of the Latter-day Saints.

👍👍 Our family really enjoyed the tour. I thought it would be one tiny room, but there were several rooms and there was a lot to see. A lot of the paintings in the building are originals, and they're very beautiful. There were stairs and an elevator. They have a copy of the Book of Mormon on display tha...

👍👍 There is so much church history that occurred here.... there is so much to experience and to see here.... the old Smith log home, the Smith framed home and the Sacred Grove. The missionaries are fabulous and the information they share is wonderful. The absolute high light is the walk through the Sac...

👍👍 Fantastic Experience! Definitely worth the free tour. The Sacred Grove is a place of profound historical and spiritual significance. Immerse yourself in the captivating story of the Restoration and find solace in the tranquil beauty of this sacred site. Here's what you need to know: 1. Historical...

😐 It's a cute little lighthouse if you're in the area. Nothing magnificent and you can't climb the light house, but the fog horn building is interesting to see. It's free to visit and is a nice ride down the road it's on with pretty views.

👍👍 Not too far from Syracuse, little less than an hour you can be here, it is so beautiful, next to one of the Great Lakes. Amazing scenery and history. I believe at least there had been 2 wars, one in 18th century between France and Britain, and second the most recent in early 19th century between Bri...

19th-century residence of the namesake abolitionist who rescued slaves via the Underground Railroad.

👍👍 I loved the curator at the museum. He gave a fabulous rendition of Harriet’s life with lots of animation. It was interactive and educational. The cost was $5 very well spent. I viewed the first floor of Harriet’s home from the inside and the original barn and another house from the outside. Currentl...

👍👍 Went there to see the fireworks, and it was really nice. We have visited this place in the morning as well and it is beautiful. At night, with beautiful fireworks with the refraction on the lake and the amazing weather, it was a nice time spent. Event parking was too small, so we parked in one of t...

Circa-1861 mansion & gardens with exhibits tracing the history of the utopian Oneida Community.

👍👍 We traveled from FL to Auburn, NY for a wedding. The location is very beautiful and rich with history. We didn’t stay long because we were just there for the ceremony but we would love to come back again.

From May to October, guided tours are offered of this 19th-century Greek Revival home & its grounds.

Traditional rooms & suites in historic 4-sided Victorian B&B with WiFi & an upscale restaurant.

👍👍 Great place to hike and mountain bike! Tons of trails and things to explore. Had no idea this place existed. Hidden gem in Syracuse

👍👍 Reported to be the only one of its kind in existence, the green-top-light is a must see while in Syracuse!

👍👍 Very nice memorial to the men from this town who gave their lives during the American Civil War. I wish that the grounds keeper would take the time after weedwhacking to clean the name plates back off. I had to clean each plate off in order to read the names due to the recent grass clippings. A must...

👍👍 Downtown Syracuse...historic building. Upper level...access to Wildflowers. It is a place where local artist sale their items...like a mercantile/consignment. Jewelry, clothing, accents, soaps, and much more. The lower level space has vendors...some quite eclectic. Jewelry...clothes...coffee and d...

😐 A must visit when in Fort Drum although I wish they were transparent in their opening schedule. Supposedly, they were open today (Oct 30 12~1400) based on their Facebook post but no one was their and entire mansion was closed. But glad we were able to explore the area and rang the bell at the grand...