A Must-Visit Cultural Destination
Explore the rich history of the Catskills at the Time and the Valleys Museum in Grahamsville, New York. Located at 332 Main Street next to the Daniel Pierce Library, this interactive museum connects water, people, and the Catskills, telling the powerful story of how local communities shaped the region and contributed to New York City’s water system.
What You’ll Experience
Step inside three floors of compelling exhibits that bring history to life:
- Water and the Valleys — Trace the story of the Rondout and Neversink Watersheds from ancient geological time through early settlement.
- Tunnels, Toil, and Trouble — Discover the remarkable engineering and human stories behind New York City’s quest for clean water.
- Bittersweet Memories — Engage with interactive art and historical narratives about lost Catskill towns.
Whether you’re a local history enthusiast, a family planning a Catskills day trip, or a student group on an educational outing, the museum offers engaging experiences for all ages.
Plan Your Visit
Open weekends from Memorial Day through September 30, noon—4 PM, with additional times available by appointment. Along with immersive exhibits, the museum includes a local history research center and a museum store featuring unique books, gifts, and handcrafted items.
Visit Time and the Valleys Museum to connect with the heritage of the Catskills and gain a deeper appreciation for the people and systems that shape this beautiful region.
More information is available on their website www.timeandthevalleysmuseum.org.