This exhibit examines the history of Amherst, from the 1800s through today. Coming in 2010 will be two additions to the exhibit including a section on Native Americans who were before European...

This exhibit features historical photographs of life in Amherst during the 19th and early 20th-centuries.

This exhibit examines the technology and innovations that affected laundry day for women in the 19th and 20th-centuries.

If you enjoy reading about the past and days gone by, then this is the book group for you.

Self-guided tours are available daily April through October. During the month of November, tours run Saturday and Sunday.

Come see the Historical Society's model train display, with its 200 feet of HO gauge track, 100 buildings and scale Erie Canal lock.

Join the Historical Society for family-oriented train-themed activities and see the Rail Barons model train display in action, with its 200 feet of HO gauge track, 100 buildings and scale Erie Canal...

This storytime is for the youngest participants up to age 2. Grandma Fay will spend time reading and singing simple rhythms. The children will also have free-play time.

Permanent exhibits featured are (1) Marine Corps Memorabilia World War I to Present, (2) Ex-POW Memorabilia, (3) Contributions of African-Americans to Our Country's Military Heritage, (4) Women in the...

Need help on that mystery novel you've always wanted to write? Want more effective dialogue than "Just Facts" or "Book'em Danno"? Join this group for a discussion and critique of your work with other...