Palmyra

This historic farm marks Joseph Smith's boyhood home, founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Explore restored 19th-century homes and the serene Sacred Grove where his religious visions occurred.

This historic park preserves the Mud Creek Aqueduct and New York's oldest iron bridge along the Erie Canal. Explore well-maintained trails with opportunities to spot turtles and local birds while enjoying canal views.

Dating back to 1856, this historic fairground hosts one of New York's oldest agricultural fairs each August. Visitors enjoy thrilling rides, livestock competitions, and evening entertainment.

This 1826 building houses themed rooms chronicling 200 years of American history and Palmyra's heritage. Explore exhibits on the Erie Canal, Underground Railway, and stories of notable local figures like Joseph Smith.

Step back in time at this meticulously restored 19th-century print shop where the first 5,000 copies of the Book of Mormon were produced. The guided tour reveals the fascinating process behind this pivotal publication.

Step back in time at the Phelps General Store, a preserved 19th-century shop closed in 1940 and left untouched. Explore original merchandise and the family residence above during guided tours of this living time capsule.