Jamesville Community Museum
About
Jamesville Community Museum fills a former church with local history. The building was constructed in 1878 as St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, and it now serves as a small museum in Jamesville, a hamlet just south of Syracuse in Onondaga County. The result is a small museum with a lot of local character.
Inside, the signature display is a collection of New York State minerals, a draw for rock-loving kids and curious adults. Changing exhibits on local history round things out, giving residents and visitors a chance to see how the Jamesville area has developed over time.
What to Know
- The building dates to 1878 and began life as St. Mark’s Episcopal Church.
- A collection of New York State minerals is the signature display.
- Exhibits on local history change from time to time.
- The museum is featured by Visit Syracuse, the Onondaga County convention and visitors bureau.
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