Remsen-Steuben Historical Society

06/17/2026

Hope to see you at some of these events!

06/08/2026

Return of the Steuben Players! Another fabulous historic play about the 250 Anniversary of our great United States. This is an outdoor brunch and show. If you attended last year, you know you had great food and plenty to eat. Saturday only, come rain or shine [hopefully not as hot which is why we m

05/23/2026

This event is coming right up! Book your tickets by June 10th. The venue, the food, and of course the show will not disappoint!
Florissante Shop — Florissante the Mansion https://share.google/W7MskQw6Rp5yU1wrM

Return of the Steuben Players! Another fabulous historic play about the 250 Anniversary of our great United States. This is an outdoor brunch and show. If you attended last year, you know you had great food and plenty to eat. Saturday only, come rain or shine [hopefully not as hot which is why we m

05/17/2026

Get your tickets here.
Florissante Shop — Florissante the Mansion https://share.google/W7MskQw6Rp5yU1wrM

tickets on Sale now. June 20th. Great food and fun!

05/15/2026

The old chimney has been removed, roof work to start soon!

03/25/2026

Order at https://remsensteubenhistory.com/remsen-steuben_historical_socie/shop/home

03/24/2026

New Acquisition at Oneida County History Center

This tintype depicts Reverend Ebenezer Salisbury, (1812 - 1874) and his wife, Catharine, who lived in Remsen, New York. Tintypes were the most prevalent photographic process in America from the late 1850s through the 1870s. Created by applying a light-sensitive emulsion to a thin sheet of iron coated with dark lacquer, the tintype was durable and relatively cheap to produce. The photos were often carried in pockets or sent through the mail to loved ones. NICE HAT!

03/24/2026

The Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts gave a generous donation to the Remsen-Steuben Historical Society to use for a much needed new roof for the Stone Meetinghouse. In this photo, Garrett Tomaino, President of the Remsen Barn FOTA presents a check with the donation to R-SHS President Jean Kraeger. They are surrounded by members of both community groups. Construction for the new roof will begin this spring.

03/24/2026

We are so thankful to receive a generous donation from the Remsen Development Corporation toward a new roof for The Stone Meetinghouse. In the photo, John Secor, President of the RDC, presents a check with the donation to R-SHS President Jean Kraeger. Surrounding them are members of both organizations.

02/05/2026

Mark your calendars! This is a beautiful venue!

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