Gouverneur Museum

 

The Gouverneur Museum building was formerly the Presbyterian Manse. The home was given to the church by the Dean sisters, Cora and Jennie, and their mother, Mira Aldrich Dean. The Gouverneur Historical Association purchased the building for a museum in 1974.

The Museum has artifacts on three floors, a building in the back and an Annex at the Gouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fairgrounds. Thanks to the generosity of area residents, the museum houses thousands of items, many are quite unique. The Museum is open year round on Wednesday and Saturday from 1:00 - 3:00 PM and by appointment for individual and group tours.

 

 

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Gouverneur Museum

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Updated May 24, 2017

List of trips to this site

• Patriots of the American Revolution — Road trip to their birthplaces and homes
• Visiting the homes of America's Founding Fathers on a Historic America Road Trip

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• Our trademarked "History Nerd" shirt, caps, mug, stickers and more

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• Declaration of Independence printed by hand on a historic press