The Cherry Valley Museum in Cherry Valley, NY is a historical association dedicated to preserving and showcasing the settlement history of Cherry Valley, which dates back to 1739 when John Lindesay, a Scotchman, settled in the area. The museum offers visitors a glimpse into the frontier life of Cherry Valley, including the notorious Cherry Valley Massacre of 1778, and highlights significant developments such as the Cherry Valley Turnpike and the establishment of the first telegraph office in the area.
Today, Cherry Valley is a vibrant landscape district and historic village, home to over a thousand residents who take pride in their town's heritage. The village boasts charming buildings housing some of Otsego County's finest restaurants, bed and breakfast establishments, and a range of local and regional services. Visitors can explore the rich history of Cherry Valley by visiting the museum or taking a historic walking tour while enjoying the community's commitment to preserving its beauty and providing essential services.
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