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Antique Boat Museum
Bring the class to gain a hands-on look at maritime history at the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, New York.
New York State Museum
Immerse your class in a deeper appreciation for the State of New York, where students can learn about the state’s rich historical value and unique significance.
Storm King Art Center
With educational exhibits, expressive visual collections, and hands-on creative learning programs, the art center provides an excellent classroom escape for educators to book!
Lake Placid Olympic Center Museum
Students can explore Olympic history at the Lake Placid Olympic Center.
Museum at Bethel Woods
Indulge in the music, art, and historic heritage of the 60s at the Museum at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.
The Wild Center
Students will explore the natural world, learn about conservation, and be inspired to act for a sustainable future.
Strong National Museum of Play
With hands-on exhibits, interactive play zones, and the fascinating National Toy Hall of Fame, students can explore subjects like math, language arts, and science in a fun, memorable way.
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