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Shandaken Historical Museum
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Town of Shandaken Historical Museum
26 Academy Street, Pine Hill NY 12465
845-254-4460
A visit to the Shandaken Historical Museum, housed in the former School District No. 10 Building, a 1925 structure appearing on the National Register of Historic Places, will reveal to you much of our illustrious history and local family genealogy. The museum was established in 1989.
Programs of interest to Shandaken Township residents and tourists are frequently offered by the Museum.
Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Mondays 10-4, Other days by Appointment
Admission is FREE! Donations Always Appreciated!
If you would like to make a donation to the Shandaken Historical Museum:
PO Box 627, Pine Hill, NY 12465
Email: shandakenmuseum@gmail.com
Town of Shandaken
Robert Stanley,
PO Box 134 Route 28
Shandaken, New York 12480
845-688-7165
Shandaken, whose name is of Native American origin and is said to mean the land of rapid waters, is located in the northwest corner of Ulster County, 25 miles northwest of the City of Kingston.
Shandaken, whose name is of Native American origin and is said to mean the land of rapid waters, is located in the northwest corner of Ulster County, 25 miles northwest of the City of Kingston.
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