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VICTORIAN BRIDES Exhibit to Open June 23rd at the Friends of the Museum annual meeting.
VICTORIAN BRIDES Exhibit June... MORE
Victorian Wedding and Brides Exhibit will feature local ladies and their Victorian Wedding Gowns, shoes, and wedding portraits.
Recent Gift to the Museum!
This barn loom was donated in memory of Flora... MORE
A baseball uniform of the Potsdam Indians of the old Northern New York Amateur League has been donated by Dan Hurley who played center field for the team from 1951 through 1954.
The Potsdam Public Museum has recently received a... MORE
Spring Harp Concert Success!
On Sunday April 14th more than 50 enthusiastic... MORE
Spring Concert - Selections from Members of the Crane Harp Ensemble - Sunday - April 14th - 2PM
Members of the Crane Harp Ensemble, under the... MORE
HISTORY AT NOON March 19th Presentation and Book signing: University of New York at Potsdam!
Tuesday, March 19th at Noon - Jane... MORE
Nancy Blodgett Friend of the Museum 1935-2013
The Museum lost a real Friend of the museum on... MORE
Potsdam Pee Wee Hockey 1966-67
Potsdam Pee Wee Hockey Team1966-67, with Coach... MORE
Unusual paper dolls from the Museum Collection!
Unusual Paper Dolls!The Potsdam Antique Study... MORE
Maple Sugar Seasons Past!
MAPLE SUGAR SEASON!This may be our earliest image... MORE
Betty Weeks remembrance image!
Betty Weeks (center) with friends Mary Theisen... MORE
Feb 28th Betty Weeks Remembrance!
Remembering Betty Weeks- she passed way one year... MORE
Genealogy Alert: Updated list of family surnames now online!
The staff at the Potsdam Museum has taken great... MORE
JANUARY - COLLECTIONS CARE AND INVENTORY MONTH - OPEN regular hours Friday and Saturday and by appointment Tues - Thursday!
January is collections care and inventory month... MORE
Victorian Christmas-Victorian Style: Guided School Tours
December 4 through the 13th Guided School tours... MORE
Sandstone Festival a Great Success
The 2012 Sandstone Festival was a great success.... MORE
Potsdam Sandstone Festival
POTSDAM SANDSTONE... MORE
Summer Festival IVES PARK SATURDAY
Visit the museum booth at the summer festival... MORE
Friends of the Museum Annual Meeting June 24th 2PM
The Friends of the Museum annual meeting and... MORE
Walnut Telephone c. 1907 by Western Electric - Donated to Museum
Dorothy Gordanier wanted the museum to have this... MORE
Garden Program Thursday May 17th at 7pm
The Cecilie Garden is located in Lehman Park,... MORE
Spinning and Weaving Program offered to Area Fourth Graders - June 5-8th
Area Fourth Grader teachers are encouraged to... MORE
Tri-corner Hat Now on display
This Tri-corner hat is made of felted beaver and... MORE
Museum staff inventories and photographs local sandstone buildings
Museum intern, Courtney Doyle, who will be... MORE
Maple Sugaring photos from the archives are on view at the Maple Run Emporium, Market Street, Potsdam.
This image taken round 1895 shows a group of... MORE
Spinning Demonstration
SPINNING DEMONSTRATION- On Saturday, Feb 18 from... MORE
War of 1812 Uniform Coat on exhibit
Brought to light during the January inventory of... MORE
Civil War Round Table
Sunday- January 29 at 2pmThe St. Lawrence County... MORE
INVENTORY in Progress!
The museum has been conducting inventory this... MORE
Gift of Amish Bookshelves
On a snowy January morning a group of volunteers... MORE
Phi Kappa Sigma donates time to the museum
Members of Clarkson's Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity... MORE
White family donates Fire Chief's uniform to museum.
Louis White (1923-2011) was a long time resident... MORE
Onondaga Hill Antiques Club visits the museum.
Twenty-five members of the Onondaga Hill Antiques... MORE
Vivian I. Proper and daughter Jane Whyland visit the Burnap Collection of English Ceramics.
In 1940, Frank and Harriet Burnapdonated a... MORE
Museum Director, Mimi Van Deusen attends the Museum Institute at Sagamore.
The Friends of the Museum, funded a trip for the... MORE
Elephants roamed Potsdam 122 years ago!
On a warm August night in 1889, Barnum and Bailey... MORE
A History of the Potsdam Town and Country Club:1921- 2010 was recently presented to the museum by co-author Diane Hansen.
... MORE
SUMMER FESTIVAL 2011
POTSDAM SUMMER FESTIVAL !Many thanks to all the... MORE
Volunteers and museum staff reconstruct a barn loom from early 1800's.
THE COVER-UP: Coverlets, Looms and Spinning... MORE
Friends of the Potsdam Museum Annual Meeting - Sunday June 12 at 2 PM
The public is invited to attend the annual... MORE
CANOES ON THE RACQUETTE RIVER 1884
This image was taken on the Racquette River near... MORE
High Water State of Emergency
MAYOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN POTSDAM2pm... MORE
North Country Heritage and Hardy Roses
THURSDAY MAY 5TH7 PMNorth Country Heritage... MORE
Volunteers Help with Quilt Inventory
FRIENDSHIP QUILTc. 1880-90Diamond PatternMade by... MORE
Dorothy Gordanier and her daughter Tenny Czerpak at home in one of the earliest Potsdam sandstone dwellings.
Dorothy Gordanier who reached 100 years of age in... MORE
ICE COLD POTSDAM EXHIBIT Through March 31st
ICE COLD POTSDAM- A history of Ice Skating, Ice... MORE
Saturday March 12, 2011 Book signing and presentation of ADIRONDACK ICE 2 PM
ADIRONDACK ICE: Slide show and Book Signing by... MORE
Recent Paintings William Beebe Feb 25th and Feb 26th Reception Friday 5-8 PM
William Beebe, local artist will feature RECENT... MORE
William Allen Dart comes home to Potsdam!
On Saturday February 12, 2011 Peter Dart of... MORE
Holiday Open House 2010
Potsdam High School Jazz Band with director... MORE
Family Archives at the Museum
Gary Grahling and his wife Diane (Dewey)... MORE
This Amish made oak table and chairs are a recent gift to the museum from The Sweetgrass Foundation.
For the young and the young at heart, there is a... MORE
SECOND ANNUAL SANDSTONE FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 15-19th 2010
Wednesday, September 15th 7 PM SOAR presents... MORE
Monday, July 16, 2012
Potsdam High School Mega Reunion!
Potsdam High School Mega Reunion August 10, 11, and 12, 2012
A "mega" reunion for students who attended Potsdam High School took place in August. It included a block party on Market Street, receptions, parties, dinners and dances. Tickets were purchased in advance from the website; pcsmegareunion2012.com and information was/is available on their face-book page.
The reunion kicked off on Friday afternoon from 1-5pm at the Potsdam Museum. An exhibition called: NOSTALGIA featured fashions, artifacts and music from the 1960s. Reunion participants who prepaid for their packets picked them up at the museum.
Phil Demarest and Joanne Roberts Saturday night -LIVE - at the SUNY Potsdam MPR room for the mega dinner and dance!
Sue Aldous and Vlasta Kratohvil, from the class of '72 Greet people at the Potsdam Museum reception Friday afternoon.
John McBurnie volunteered on the mega Reunion Committee!
Diane and Steve Wells made a guest appearance from the west coast!
For more information about the reunion see:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Potsdam-Central-School-MEGA-Reunion/239312382774550
http://www.pcsmegareunion2012.com/
PAUL MEYERS CONCERT
Friday August 17th 5-7 pm
Jazz Guitarist Paul Meyers will be playing at the museum as a fund raiser for the museum on Friday August 17th from 5 - 7 pm.
Paul Meyers
"one of the most eloquent jazz guitarists since Kenny Burrell"
- James Gavin, NY Times
"Paul Meyers is a guitarist's guitarist. He displays a creative, fresh approach to harmonic and linear playing. He's a brilliant soloist and accompanist and excels in contemporary jazz. His arranging and performances are as good as it gets."
- Gene Bertoncini, solo jazz guitar master..
Tickets are $10 and available at the museum in advance or at the door.


Anonymous said:
It would be a sad day indeed if you decedid to stop the journal entries. They are fascinating to read, as well as inspiring me to keep saving to make the trip over. I live in Canada, so it's not too easy to get over there frequently. I love seeing pictures of the museum, and of Graham in his uniform. He just have been boiling in it though. It shocked the witchcraft community here in Canada as well as in the US. I'm very sorry to hear that you lost some items, but thankfully you were able to salvage some. No one minds the gadgets - it's all part of museum life. Hope to see you next year!-kristen (posted 9:27pm, 30Nov12)