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The Susquehanna Heritage Area is one of 20 New York State Heritage Areas designated to preserve, enhance and depict the natural, cultural, social and historical resources and events that have contributed to the development of New York State and to provide educational, inspirational, economic and recreational benefits for present and future generations.
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Featured Destination

Drovers Inn

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Historical The Inn, built in 1844, opened on James Polk's inauguration day with a Polka ball. Originally called the Rounds Turnpike Tavern, the Inn was built by Ransom Baty, Sr. for John and Jacob Rounds. In 1855 it became the private home of Jacob and Susan Rounds. The Inn is a local landmark and on the SR and NR.

Historic Owego Marketplace

PO Box 409
Owego, NY 13827
607-687-2556
http://www.owegolovesshoppers.com

Library Flea Market & Book Sale

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Cultural, Recreational An annual event held in August in and on the Library campus. The Vestal Museum participates in the event which includes vendors and demonstrations, as well as a pie sale.

Lustron House

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Historical Pristine example of an all steel Lustron House. This excellent example of a large 3 bedroom Lustron house is in original condition. Vestal has two other smaller models, one with modifications.

Merrill Historical Collection

535 Waverly Street
Waverly, NY 14892
607-565-7365

Newark Valley Depot Museum

Depot Street
Newark Valley, NY 13811t
607-687-9516
http://www.nvhistory.org

Recreation Park Carousel

58-78 Beethoven Street
Binghamton, NY 13905
(607)722-9166 Map It | Get Directions
GPS: 42.0974, -75.9349

Rivercrest Historic District

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Historical A 1932 planned neighborhood on the north side of the Vestal Parkway.

Rounds Coal Company Building

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Historical This 1908 building was built by Fayette L. Rounds for his coal company busiess. Designed by C.A. Olmstead, the unique building has scales for weighing trucks as they drive through the arch. It was moved to the Rail Trail in 2006. It is a local landmark.

Rounds Family Home

County: N/A
Region: Broome County
Categories: Historical The T.I. Lacey designed home was built by Fayette L. Rounds. Built in 1895, this 15-room home was built by Vestal's first stationmaster and was continually occupied by Rounds family members until 2001. The house is a local landmark and is on the SR and NR.