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Monday Night at the Movies

February 27 at 6:00PM—Last of the Mohicans with commentary by Frank Tomaino and Joe Kelly. Details...
2012 Telethon
Sixth annual Oneida County Historical Society Telethon and OPEN HOUSE, to be broadcast on WUTR-TV in the society's gallery. April 18 at 6:30PM
Cannon Restoration Project

Learn how you can be a part of the Oneida County Historical Society's Civil War Memorial Project.
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Saturday - 11am-3pm
Closed Sunday and Monday.

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In 1801, Henry Inman, America's premier portrait painter of the 1830s, was born just outside of Utica on the Whitestown Road, and enjoyed a happy childhood here in Oneida County.

The New York Central Railroad opened this historic landmark in 1914. It is the third station to stand on this site.

The Savage Arms Corporation was a major supplier of arms during both World War I and World War II and during the first war furnished over seventy thousand machine guns of the Lewis type to Britain to contain the German advance.


Camden is often called the “Queen Village” because of its beauty.
     
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