Preserving history: Inside Adirondack Experience’s treasure trove
Step into history with the Adirondack Experience museum's special collections
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Adirondack museum provides beginner’s guide to outdoor recreation at “Xperience for All” event
Step into history with the Adirondack Experience museum's special collections
The Adirondack Experience Museum is creating a digital archive of the uniquely Adirondack vessel.
An Adirondack historian is researching how climate change will affect culture and history for a statewide climate assessment
Aerial photographs document humans' impact on Adirondacks
By Tim Rowland
Adirondack Experience museum celebrates wild world of fungi and the healing properties of mushrooms.
By Mike DeSocio
The good, the bad and the ugly of this past summer season
Christine Campeau, school programs manager at the Adirondack Experience for more than two decades teaches children about Adirondack history.
The two Adirondack attractions are working to make the area more welcoming for people of color.
The Adirondack Experience museum in Blue Mountain Lake and The Wild Center in Tupper Lake are partnering in the research project and training program. It will involve diversity training for staff and interviews with people of color in focus groups that are within driving distance from the destinations.