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    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario
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    Mariners Park Museum - Museums Near Me - Milford, Ontario

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    Lamberton Conservatory

    Lamberton Conservatory

    4.9(55 reviews)
    98.7 kmHighland Park

    Such an amazing time that exceeded my expectations…read more Again this was a random activity that I thought would be fun and warm and would pass time during my trip to Rochester. There is a $4 admission fee to enter and they take card and cash. I love turtles and was so happy to be greeted by 2 aquariums at the entrance with turtles in them. I was definitely surprised as we walked through the conservatory and saw both turtles and tortoises. It was a great surprise. The traffic of visitors seemed to ebb and flow but there's no guide and it's not timed so you can go at your own pace and even circle back as we did. There are also other small animals such as quail and chipmunks that you'll see walking through as well. It was a good reminder for me to find the beauty even in the midst of chaos, you just have to stop and look. If you just need a soft place to clear your mind and reset, this would be a great start.

    What a secret gem located in Highland Park, I'm embarrassed to say this was my first visit. Limited…read morestreet parking, very busy when people are sledding on the area hills too. Named after Alexander B Lamberton who was the president of the parks board from 1902-1915. Constructed I 1911. Lovely warm escape.. especially In our cold winters. The humidity is perfect for growing and maintaining plants and cactus.. loved the flowering cactus! Poinsettias are beautiful, and set up like a tree. Keep your eyes open for the animals throughout, careful where you step! Turtles and quails. Prices are so low, $4 for adults. Kids under 5 I believe are free... seasons passes available. Ipen 7 days a week, closed some holidays.

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    Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

    Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

    5.0(3 reviews)
    135.2 km

    This is a great small historic site with a working blacksmith. Don't expect an entire historic…read moredistrict, but if you want to learn something about US history, this is a great way to spend a couple of hours.

    Wonderful place to learn the history of the Erie Canal! They have an informational video to get you…read morestarted on the basics. Then, you can take a small tour through the main building where they hold classes such as basket weaving or Canal Kids Club. There is also a small gift shop where you can purchase history learning materials, books, art and other souvenirs, even a membership if you're interested. Then you can head over to see a Canal boat replica, where you can see how life on a Canal boat was when the Erie Canal was in operation. There is a wet and dry lock for the Canal boats that was actually used at the original operation of the Erie Canal.The museum also has an operational Blacksmith shop where they sometimes have a Blacksmith come in for demonstrations. There is a general store that is set up like it would have been during the use of the Erie Canal. There are other surprises in the general store such as a model replica of the Eri Canal, also preserved clothing and items used at the historical time. There is so much more that I can't even list here! You can even ride your bike or walk the Erie Canal path from this location! I strongly suggest that you check this historic location out! You will love it!

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