Welcome To Washington County NY - Create a Holiday memory for your family this season. Meander along country roads over hills and dale covered with snow. Cut your own Christmas Tree at one of our many tree farms or purchase a pre-cut one. Have lunch or dinner at a quaint country inn, a cozy & warm restaurant o r an old fashioned diner. Shop at unique shoppes featuring locally made products & foods that are grown and preserved right here. Stop at one of our local artisan or artist studio. Check out our Calendar of Events or the Chamber of Commerce sites listed here. You may be able to experience one of our hometown events while on your trip. In addition, There are museums and historic destinations that are all dressed up in holiday finerary. Theaters housed in historic venues are holding holidays perfromances. Too tired to drive home? Then stay at an historic country inn, B & B, Hotel or Motel. Many with warm fire places that you can sip your hot chocolate next to. Get to know our friendly hosts and hostesses that will make your trip even more memorable.

The Holidays a great time to visit Washington County, NY ... Journey to a Country Experience.

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Expect a broad spectrum of dining facilities, from the unusual to the traditional in dining pleasure.  Available are gourmet restaurants featuring local produce, Café’s, Deli’s and fast food. 



The Ice Cream Man is a local small business committed to the production of extraordinary, premium ice cream. This unique business has been in existence for nearly two decades. Why are we unique? We make all of our own ice cream. We use the old fashioned batch method of production, Fresh Cream, and the best ingredients we can find. We know that we produce the highest quality, most distinctive flavors of ice cream around!

The Ice Cream Man
417 State Route 29
Greenwich, NY 12834
518-692-8382

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Putorti's Broadway Market is a 3 generation family owned Mom & Pop Convenience Store. Caroline Putorti opened her store on Mountain Street in Whitehall, N.Y. on September 9, 1927. Her son Fred ran the store during the 60's until 1973. In July of 1973 Caroline's grandson Francis, bought the business and runs today with his wife Cheryl. Putorti's Market carries groceries, soda, beer, dairy, deli (subs to order and homemade salads), bakery and a NYSlottery agent. Putorti's is also a Western Union Money Transfer Agent and a utility payment collection agency. Putorti's does public faxing (send or receive) and during the summer months you can get a nice treat of soft ice cream. Putorti's Market is the home of the" Gram's Sub". Putorit's is open 7 days a week. Mon-Sat 6am to 10:00pm Sun 7:30am to 10:00pm 518-499-0788 Fax 518-499-0798 Come in and say Hello!

Putorti's Market
155 Broadway
Whitehall NY 12887
518-499-0788



In 1867, New York State Supreme Court Judge Joseph H. Potter
(1821-1902) purchased, from Melancton Wheeler, the property
on which Skene Manor stands. This land had previously been
owned by Philip Skene, founder of Whitehall (formerly Skenesborough). Judge Potter built a Victorian Gothic-style mansion, which he called "Mountain Terrace," on the property. The mansion was designed by Philadelphia architect, Isaac H. Hobbs, and constructed by local contractor, A. C. Hopson. Construction took place from 1872 to 1874 at a cost of approximately $250,000. The building was constructed of gray sandstone quarried from Skene Mountain by stone cutters from Italy.


Skene Manor Victorian Tea Room
8 Potters Terrace
Whitehall, NY 12887
518-499-1906
Visit

www.skenemanor.org

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BIKING & HIKING
CAMPING
COVERED BRIDGES
FESTIVALS & FAIRS
GOLFING
HUNTING & FISHING
RELIGION
SHOPPING
SNOW MOBILING
THEATERS

Outdoor Water Fun - The Champlain Canal runs through the heart of Washington County and ends at Lock 12 at the beginning of Lake Champlain. In addition, there are the Battenkill, the Hudson River, Cossayuna Lake, and the best kept secret, most of the east side of Lake George is in Washington County. The many lakes and waterways provide swimming, motor boating, kayaking, canoeing, tubing and some of the best fishing in the North East.  Culture - There are many diverse Washington County artists and artisans who are drawn here by the scenic year round beauty. Washington County is home to artists that paint watercolors, acrylics and oils. There are several jewelry artisans and metal sculptors, wood workers and ca, and artisans that work in glass and fiber.

Summer Festivals - Are prominent here and many villages have music in the park".

 

 

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Located in the scenic Cambridge Valley,
directly on the Battenkill.  Accommodations include: river front tent sites, river front cabins, RV hook up sites (30 amp service),  dumping station, clean hot showers, camp, convenience store, group packages, buffet barbecues and there are seasonal sites.

Battenkill Riversports & Campground
937 State Rt 313
Cambridge, NY 12816
518-677-8868 800-676-8768
email: battenkillriversport@me.com
visit us online: www.brsac.com/index.html .

The Cambridge Hotel, a landmark in Washington County N Y, located in the heart of the village of Cambridge was built in 1885, this historic "Train Hotel" originally provided lodging & dining to travelers on the Delaware & Hudson Railroad Line. Today, the Cambridge Hotel & Country Inn is the perfect location to explore the Green Mountains, the Berkshires, or Saratoga Springs. Washington County offers unspoiled countryside, scenic farmland views, and picturesque covered bridges. And nearby Eagle Bridge is the ancestral home of folk artist Grandma Moses. Our staff, who all live in the area, will be happy to share their personal knowledge of the village and the surrounding locales
Cambridge Hotel
4 west main street
Cambridge, New York 12816
518.677.5626
email: CambridgeHotel@nycap.rr.com
Visit us: www.cambridgehotel.com/index.html


Please visit our newly restored inn.  We've transformed all of the rooms to reflect the history and charm of upstate New York. Each room is  themed and uniquely decorated with antique furniture.

The Historic Inn of Fort Edward
215 Broadway,
Fort Edward, NY 12828
518-747-0778

email:
historicinnfe@verizon.net

visit us online:
www.historicinnfe.com



A place where you can be pampered and refreshed, surrounded by nature's beauty in upstate New York. Escape the hectic, hurry-up world, relax and experience the ambiance, gracious hospitality and pleasant solitude of the past. Our Adirondack Inn is a restored c. 1870 Victorian, generously decorated with period antiques, original woodwork and authentic wall coverings. Each guest room has been renovated to exceed expectations of comfort and tranquility. Antique furniture, handmade quilts, fluffy terry robes, Casablanca ceiling fans and spacious baths enhance your experience.

The Lake Champlain Inn
428 County Rte 3
Putnam Station NY 12861
518-547-9942
email: info@tlcinn.com
Visit us online: www.tlcinn.com



The Hampton Motel is a family owned and operated business located on State Route 4, in Whitehall, NY. We are a mile from the Vermont border, and just a thirty-five minute drive to Killington. We are directly next door to Finius T. Flubberbusters Restaurant & Nightclub. The motel is newly purchased and has been undergoing many new renovations! We are very excited with the progress so far! Please feel free to stop in and check us out if you're in the area, we would love to accommodate you! To make a reservation please call:

Hampton Motel
11899 State Rte 4
Whitehall NY 12887
518-282-9205
visit us online:
www.hamptonmotelny.com/home

Lant Hill Farm B&B
RD 1 McEachron Hill
Argyle NY 12809
518-638-8579
www.lanthill.com

Bunker Hill Inn B&B
412 Bunker Hill Road, Salem, New York 12865
(518) 854-9339
email: bunkwell@wildblue.net

The Station House
B&B
75-77 Main St Granville NY 12832
518-955-0771
or
518-642-1276 www.stationhouse
bb.com
Country Life B&B
67 Tabor Road
Greenwich, NY 12834
518-692-7203
www.countrylifebb.
com
Lake Champlain
Inn B&B
428 County Rte. 3
Putnam Station NY 12861
518-547-9942
www.tlcinn.com
Landmark Motor Lodge
PO Box 376
Glens Falls, NY 12803
518-746-9500

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Agriculture is the number one industry in Washington County with today’s Farmers opening to the public. The popular farm tours that are anticipated each year are; the fiber tour, the cheese tour and the maple syrup weekend. There are also, farmer’s markets held in each town and village all spring, summer and into the fall allowing visitors to purchase fresh “picked the same day” fruits and vegetables. Road side stands are another source of purchasing fresh from the garden farm produce. In addition the Washington County Fair has been an “Agricultural Tradition for over 100 years and the county’s largest special event. Many other farms have farm stores that allow access by the general public or by appointment. There are u-pick berry farms and orchards that have become family traditions over the years with wineries and gift shops.


Some of the sweetest apples you will ever sink your teeth into. In the fall, pick your own, and make some home made appl pie.

Honey Producers The Buzz is that bumble bees are so very important to the environment, visit a beekeeper today!


Maple Producers
There is nothing like the sweet taste of pure maple, stop in one of our many maple producers and see for yourself


Farm Businesses
Visit a Working farm to learn something new & exciting. Both adults and children will enjoy learning where our food comes from.


 


Farmer's Markets
When the weather turns warmer,
get out and enjoy one of our many farmer's markets. You will enjoy the tastes of fresh produce and goods made and grown locally.

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HISTORIAL SITES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEW YORK

Buskirk Covered Bridge
CR 103
Rensselaer Cty & CR 59 Washington Cty
Champlain & Erie Canal Information
1-800-4-CANAL4 www.canals.state.ny.us
Dr. Asa Fitch Historical Society
RD 1 Box 336A
Cambridge NY 12816
Eagleville Covered Bridge which crosses the Battenkill, It was built by local builder Ephraim Clapp in 1858.
Site of Revolutionary War Battle of Fort Ann
Fort Ann NY
Rogers Island Visitors Center
11 Rogers Island Dr.
Fort Edward, NY 12828
518-747-3693 www.rogersisland.org
Union Cemetery
Fort Edward NY
518-747-4717
Feeder Canal Alliance
PO Box 2414
Glens Falls NY 12801
518-792-5363 F 518-792-5363
www.feedercanal.com

Site of the French Indian & Revolutionary Wars
Jane McCrea's House & Burial Site
Fort Edward, NY 12828
Greenwich Village Mowry Park
Greenwich NY 12834
518-692-9740
Susan B. Anthony's Childhood Home St. Rte. 29 E. Greenwich NY 12865 518-692-9740 The Underground Railroad
24 Acadamy St.
Greenwich NY 12834
518-692-9740
www.stealawaytofreedom .com
Historic Salem Courthouse
East Broadway
Salem NY 12865
518-854-7053 www.salemcourthou se.org
Built in 1874, Rexleigh Covered Bridge is located approx (3) miles from Salem Village on Rexleigh Rd .
www.salem-ny.com/ rexleigh
Historic Fort Edward Train Station East St @ Wing St. Fort Edward, NY 12828 Historic Salem Courthouse
Preservation Association
Courthouse Community Center
58 East Broadway PO Box 140
Salem NY 12865
518-854-4053
salemcourthouse@verizon.net
www.salemcourtho use.org
Revolutionary War Cemetery Archibald Street Salem NY 12865 Village of Salem Historical Archives Proudfit Building Bancroft Public Library
Main St. Salem, NY 12865
518-854-3510
The Old Champlain Canal www.champlaincanal.net Skene Manor Victorian Tea Room
8 Petters Terrace
Whitehall NY 12887
518-499-1906
Hartford Historical Group
Main St.
Hartford NY 12838
Shushan Covered Bridge Museum Rte. 64,
PO Box 243
Shushan NY 12873
518-854-7220
Birthplace U.S. Navy
Whitehall NY
www.revolutionar yday.com
William Miller Home & Farm
1614 County Rte 11
Whitehall, NY 12887
518-282-9617
www.adventistheritage.org/
article.php?id=23

MUSEUMS

Free admission, exhibits, archaeological lab, tourist information. Restaurant & Gift Shops. Special events & encampments.. Did you know that Fort Edward, and adjacent Rogers Island, was once the third largest "city" in colonial North America? That today's Special Operations forces, particularly the US Army Rangers, consider this little island in the Hudson River to be their "spiritual home"? That the history that was made from this place at the bend in the Hudson River in the 1750s would lay the foundations for the nation that would be born two decades later?

Roger's Island Visitors Center
11 Rogers Island Dr.
PO Box 208
Fort Edward, NY 12828
518-747-3693
Visit us online: http://www.rogersisland.org

The art collection is comprised of Italian, Dutch, Flemish, German and French paintings from the fourteenth through the eighteenth centuries. Chinese and Asian tapestries and Oriental figurines are an added display attraction.. The grounds consist of nine acres, part of which was originally landscaped by the Georgi family. The remaining acres will soon be developed into a recreational and picnic area. The Battenkill winds around the southwestern perimeter, providing a beautiful natural setting. The Georgi on the Battenkill,

Museum and Park
PO Box 150, 12 Adam St.
Shushan NY 12873
518-854-3773
Visit us online: http://www.salem-ny.com/georgi.html

The Pember Museum of Natural History and the Pember Nature Preserve provide programs, exhibits and activities for the people of eastern New York and western Vermont. It is the only institution of its kind in the region and serves large numbers of school children each year. The Museum and Preserve offer lectures, field trips, environmental studies, tours, hikes, day camps, outreach and many other special programs.


Pember Museum of Natural History
33 W. Main Street
Granville, NY 12832
518-642-1515
Visit us online: www.pembermuseum.com

This year, Slate Valley Museum celebrates its 15th year of exciting range of programs, exhibitions, and special events that share its mission to collect, catalogue, conserve, exhibit, and interpret materials, artifacts, machines, and information that demonstrate the geology of slate and the history of slate quarrying and the quarrying community in the Slate Valley of New York and Vermont.

Slate Valley Museum
17 Waters St.
Granville, NY 12832
518-642-1417
Visit us online: www.slatevalleymuseum.org

Cambridge Historical
Society Museum
12 Broad Street
Cambridge NY 12816
518-677-5232

Hartford Museum
55 County Rte. 23
Hartford NY 12838
518-632-5993
www.hartfordny.com

Howard Hanna Civil
War Museum
Hartford NY 12838
518-632-5201
www.hartfordny.com

Old Fort House Museum
22 & 29 Lower Broadway
Fort Edward NY 12828
518-747-9600

Past Particles Museum
RR Scotch Hill Road Cambridge NY 12816
518-854-3143

Rough & Ready
Museum
Main Street
Greenwich NY 12834
518-692-2788
Shushan Covered
Bridge Museum
Rte. 64, PO Box 243
Shushan NY 12873
518-854-7220
Skenesborough Museum & Heritage Area Visitors Center
Skeneseborough Dr.
Whitehall NY 12887
518-499-1155 www.museumsusa.org /museums/info/1155278

Washington County Fair Farm Museum Rte .29,
Greenwich, 12834
518-692-2464

 

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Washington County borders the west side of Vermont, we are located between the Adirondack and Green Mountains. 

 

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Board of Directors


Judith Johnson
President

Paulette Wheeler
Treasurer

Carol Dunnigan
Secretary


Marjorie Mohn
Bruce Ferguson
Debbie Perkins
Joseph Hoell
Carol Greenough
Veronica Piekarz
Eileen Hannay
Bob Jeffords

 

Our Mission
The Washington County Tourism Association is formed for the purpose of advancing and promoting tourism & related industry designed to strengthen the economic growth of Community, County & State

 

Membership Information

Standard Membership   $25

* Free listing on our web site (non-members will not be listed)
* Cost of ads in the NaPaul Publishing publications including the Washington County Tour Guide 1/2 Price. This tour guide will be distributed over 275 businesses, organizations and information centers.
* Place a coupon on the web site coupon page
* Member to member discount program
* Up to date information about tourism
* Presence at tourism shows


Deluxe Membership Package   $50

In addition to the benefits listed above will include an enhanced presence
for you on our web site:
* Your business photo
* write-up
* link to your web site
* This member level entitles you to the purchase of a custom 2 page website, which also includes 1 year hosting, domain registration & up to 10 emails



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