The Adirondack History Museum is an organization dedicated to the ever-evolving interpretation of Adirondack history so as to inspire reflection, scholarship and comprehension of the land and its inhabitants. We strive to serve as an authentic presentation of the human face of the Adirondacks through our diverse collections, exhibits, and education outreach programs. From early farming and frontier life; wilderness exploration and recreation; logging and mining, to contemporary art and historical documents, our organization enables visitors to understand and appreciate the various connections made between the past and present. The museum features eight permanent exhibits, including the award-winning Worked/Wild, Hiking the Adirondack High Peaks, Arto Monaco and the Land of Makebelieve, and Adirondack Fire Towers. New temporary exhibits are offered every season and the museum also has an art gallery with revolving shows. A lecture and film series is offered through the summer