Wyoming Historical Pioneer Association at Silver Lake, NY

Wyoming Historical Pioneer Association at Silver Lake, NY The Wyoming Historical Pioneer Association is the longest running historical organization in Wyoming County. The operation & programming is managed by the WHPA.

It was organized in 1872 to commemorate the pioneers of our county & consists of a handful of historical buildings & a museum. The Wyoming Historical Pioneer Association (WHPA) is the longest running historical organization in Wyoming County, organized in 1872 to commemorate the pioneers of our county. The property is owned & maintained by Wyoming County. OPEN: Every Saturday & Sunday in July & Au

gust from 1-4pm. Highlight of each year is the ANNUAL PICNIC on the FIRST Sunday of August. On the property are 4 buildings & 2 structures:
1. LOG CABIN: built in 1878 to commemorate the area's 1st settlers.
2. MUSEUM: built in 1992, houses artifacts dating back to the 17th century.
3. SCHOOLHOUSE: Original Covington District #1 preserved as a rural district school.
4. CHURCH: Circa 1834, restored with items from several local churches.
5. "BIG TREE" STUMP: Reportedly nearly 2,000 yrs old.
6. BANDSTAND/SHELTER: Serves as a stage for programs.

Address

3727 Walker Road
Perry, NY
14530

Opening Hours

Saturday 1pm - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

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