Richfield Springs Historical Association & Museum

The Richfield Springs Historical Association & Museum is a local history museum in the historic Gladstone Building, with photos and artifacts of life in and around the village from its formation to the present. Visitors are invited to step back in time and see how the community grew.

Displays recall the era of the grand hotels, when visitors arrived by trolley and train to take the healing sulfur water baths. There is also an extensive display of arrowheads, memorabilia from local businesses and farms, and rotating exhibits, plus a gift area stocked with local-history DVDs, books, ornaments, mugs, notepaper and magnets.

What to Know

• The era of the grand hotels and sulfur water baths is a highlight.
• An extensive display of arrowheads is among the collections.
• The gift area sells books, DVDs, ornaments, mugs, notepaper and magnets about local history.
• Donations are appreciated at this community museum.
• The museum is open seasonally, so confirm its schedule before a visit.