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                        | 340 Chestnut Street, Oneonta NY 13820 |  
                        | Phone: | (607) 432-6041 |  
                        | Fax    : | (607) 432-7746 |  
                        | Email    : | info@motel-88.com |  |  |  
            | A WALK THROUGH THE   PAST Baseball's   greatest moments through film archives, uniforms, bats, balls, and an unequaled   collection of baseballmemorabilia including the first baseball diamond (still in   use at the annual Hall of Fame game). Walk down the wooden sidewalks and step   back to 1830 by going to the Farmer's Museum and see craftsmen at work spinning   flax into linen, printing, weaving, smithing, and working farms just as they did   150 years ago. It is a step into another time that shows us how our forefathers,   through hard work and ingenuity, wrested a living from nature. The Cherry Valley   Museum has a permanent display showing the trials and tribulations of the   American Revolution. From The Revolution, head back to school at the Middlefield   School House and imagine how it was to be a student in a two room school house.   Across the street is the Fenimore House, which contains over 250 pieces of the   finest example of American Folk Art. In Oneonta, there are two nationally known   museums. The Yager Museum on the campus of Hartwick College contains one of the   best permanent displays of Indian heritage and artifacts. There is also the   National Soccer Hall of Fame of the world's most popular sport.
 
 
 CULTURAL   ACTIVITIES
                Looking for culture? Whether it's Art, Music, Dance,   Theatre, or Opera, Otsego's got it! Start at the new Alice Busch Opera Theater   on the shores of Lake Otsego. It's where nationally famous opera productions are   sung (in English) and it's the home of Cooperstown's Glimmerglass Opera. Set on   25 acres of farmland, it's a relaxing way to enjoy opera while picnicking on the   grounds under the stars. Summer theater thrives at the Cooperstown Theater   series at Oneonta State University. See chamber music performed in rustic barns   and churches country-wide by the Catskill Conservatory. There are evening   concerts in Oneonta performed by the New York State Music Camp at Hartwick   College and the Catskill Symphony performs year-round in Oneonta. For art lovers   there is the Cooperstown National Art Exhibit and galleries throughout the   county. Also in Oneonta there is the Upper Catskill Council of the Arts Dance   series along with the Orpheus Theater and the Catskill Choral Society. 
                
                 RECREATIONAL   ACTIVITIESIf it's recreation you want, Otsego County is a natural   environment for such activities. The picture-perfect lakes, rivers, and streams   are ideal for swimming, sailing, boating, fishing, or just viewing. There are   numerous championship golfcourses available for the golfers to enjoy. If it's   spectator sports you prefer, there is baseball at all levels, motorcross events   on a national point level, the National Polo Competition, the longest flatwater   canoe race in the world, or the MG sportscar rally. In winter one can ski, ice   fish, hunt, go tobogganing, cross-country skiing, or the local sport - snow   tubing. Whether it's a glimpse of the past, or enjoyment of the present, Otsego   County is ready to fill your days and nights with a great variety of activities.   At night you could visit Novelty Lounge of No Place (Main Street) for comfort   and relaxation.
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