2015 Visitor Resident Guide

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TO THE FINGER LAKES
Photos by Thomas Heffernan
Printed and distributed by The Steuben Courier Advocate. Published with the cooperation of the Central Steuben and Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce.
The Steuben Courier Advocate • 10 W. Steuben St., Bath, NY 14810
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All-Season Tire ....................................................8
Arnot Health/IDMH ..............................Back cover
Bath Veterinary Hospital ..................................18
Betty Kay Bake Shop ...................................... 26
Browsers ..........................................................32
Bath Building Co. ............................................21
Charles E. Wescott American Legion .............. 26
Christine's Upholstery ......................................24
Community Bank N.A. ......................................27
Corning Natural Gas ........................................21
Dormann Library ..............................................12
Dr. Konstantin Frank ..........................................5
Dr. Sam Pennise Dental Office ........................30
Empire Access ....................................................9
Empire State College ........................................19
Everything Medical ..........................................23
Fall Bright, The Winemakers Shop ..................11
Finger Lakes Fiber & Art Emporium ................27
First United Methodist Church ........................17
Fred and Harriett Taylor Memorial Library ........15
Glenn Curtiss Museum ....................................13
Goodrich Auto Works LLC ................................25
Hammondsport Grocery ..................................29
Hammondsport Rotary ....................................23
Homes Reflecting You by Sheri ........................26
John W. Taggart & Son ....................................23
Kathleen Patterson – Nothnagle ......................28
Keeler Services ..................................................6
Keuka Insurance Group, Inc. ............................12
Keuka Lake Association ....................................7
Keuka Lake & Land Realty ..............................16
Keuka Lakeside Inn ..........................................23
Lake Country Jewelry & Coins ........................26
Lake Country Estates, Inc. ..............................16
Longwell Lumber Co. ......................................12
Mossy Bank Park ..............................................8
NAPA Auto Parts ................................................6
Nielsen Granite Co. ..........................................22
Park Inn/Crooked Lake ......................Inside back
Park View Wines & Spirits ................................15
Pregnancy Resource Center of the Valleys ........9
ProAction of Steuben and Yates, Inc. ..............25
RealtyUSA.com ..................................Inside front
Steuben County IDA ..........................................4
Shaw Insurance Agency ..................................14
Snyderwine Accounting ....................................18
Spring Meadow Apartments ............................14
Southern Tier Hearing Services ........................25
St. John Vianney Parish ....................................17
Steuben Trust Company ....................................7
Van Scoter Florist / Garden Center ..................31
Village of Hammondsport ..................................4
Village Tavern Restaurant & Inn ........................30
Village Taxi ........................................................18
Wendy Lee Gould, Esq. ....................................22
Wheat & Fitzpatrick ..........................................24
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The Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 488/110 Liberty Street, Bath, NY 14810 • (607) 776-7122
Centralsteuben@gmail.com • www.CentralSteubenChamber.com
www.Facebook.com/CentralSteubenChamberofCommerce
John Stranges
Joe Rumsey
Sara
Co-President
Co-President
Rockwell-Smith
Office Manager
behalf of the merchants and organizations of the Central
Steuben Chamber of Commerce, we are pleased to share
with you this 2015 edition of
the Visitor & Resident Guide of
the Central Steuben County region of Upstate New York.
Central Steuben County is a wonderful collection of
small communities, and our name more effectively ties
them together as one dynamic region. As the seat of
Steuben County, Bath offers a variety of local shops, food,
services and entertainment. Our region also includes the
communities of Campbell, Bradford, Kanona & Avoca.
Each has its own unique charm and would be glad to
have you!
Throughout the year we host and sponsor many events.
In May, we host our Community Expo. The expo presents
with Bath tub races in the morning. Then, there are two
performances by the NYS Lumberjacks, and then we top
the night off with a local band. There are tons of vendors
and fun for the whole family. We also have our Music in
the Park program that runs from the beginning of July
through the beginning of August. This is a free summer
music series that runs Tuesdays or Wednesday evenings.
There are 9 concerts in the many parks between Bath,
Avoca & Savona! There is a different band each week. You
can always check out the weekly line up on our Facebook
page and Central Steuben County website.
There is much to do throughout Central Steuben
County and our Chamber is a great place to start! If you
have any questions, you may contact Sara at the office by
phone (607) 776-7122 or email CentralSteuben@
gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you!
On
2015 Board of Directors
John Stranges
Joe Rumsey
Co-Presidents
Dave Peterson
Vice-President
Rhonda Sweet
Cindy Rusak
Co-Treasurers
Suzanne Scott
Secretary
Jeanne Glass
Benita Nesbitt
David Taylor Smith
Ronald Smith
Andrea Townsend
Christine Haar Kolo
Sara Rockwell-Smith
Office Manager
John Stranges & Joe Rumsey
Co-Presidents, Central Steuben County Chamber of Commerce
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Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce
47 Shethar St., Hammondsport, NY 14840 • 607-569-2989
www.hammondsport.org • info@hammondsport.org
he Greater Hammondsport Area Chamber of
Commerce, Inc. is a not for
profit 501(c) corporation.
Our mission is to advance
the general welfare and prosperity of the
Greater Hammondsport Area for the benefit of its citizens and all areas of its business community. As we promote our area,
we give particular attention to the economic, civic, commercial, industrial, and
educational interests of the Hammondsport & Keuka Lake area. If this seems
like a large task, that’s because it is! It is
especially daunting when you consider
that we’re a very small town, and rely
heavily on volunteers and the generous
support of our membership. If you are a
member, thank you for the support. If
you’re not a member, please consider
membership. And when in town, please
stop by our Visitor Center located on
Hammondsport’s Historic Village Square
(at 47 Shethar St.); where Patrick
Gaffney, our Office Manager; and his staff
and volunteers will be very happy to assist you.
T
Ken Corey
Patrick Gaffney
President
Office Manager
2015 Board of Directors
2015 Officers:
President ~ Ken Corey
Keuka Lake Players, Inc.
Vice President ~ John Jensen
Crooked Lake Ice Cream Parlor/ Park Inn Restaurant
Treasurer ~ Dr. Sam Pennise
Dental Office on the Square
Secretary ~ Ellen Shaw Maceko
The Shaw Agency
2015 Directors:
Jim Presley • Clark Specialty
Kelly Bussmann • Community Bank, N.A.
Deb Bartlett • Five Star Bank
Trafford Doherty • Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
Kristin Maloney • Maloney’s Pub
Kyle Bower • Hammondsport Central School
Afton Shoemaker • Vine City Supply
Dennis Carlson • Realty USA
Dave Lupino • I Can Do That Tees / The Winebarrel
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PLACES TO SEE
VISIT }
‘America’s Coolest Small Town’
HAMMONDSPORT
hammondsport.org
Whether you are looking for a quiet
lakeside retreat or a fun-filled vacation,
you will find endless offerings to meet
your needs in Hammondsport.
Accommodations
Hammondsport offers everything from
five-star luxury to roughing it out under
the stars. Whether you choose breakfast in bed or a bed & breakfast, for
one night or a fortnight, the wide assortment of Hammondsport and
Keuka Lake accommodations range
from cozy B&B’s to fully-equipped
campgrounds. There are hotels, motels, resorts, and rentals – both on and
off the water.
Attractions
Photos by Thomas Heffernan
Learn about the creative genius of
Glenn Curtiss and his contributions to
the development of both the motorcy-
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cle and the seaplane. Attend a community theatrical production. Try art
projects. Take a ride in a seaplane or
learn to make your own wine.
Shopping
You can find an array of treasures to
pique your interest. From antiques to
quilting accessories, T-shirts to teddy
bears, groceries to hardware items,
collectibles to pottery, or chocolate
delicacies and unique personal gifts.
They can all be found in the quaint
shops around the village square, along
the lake, or on a quiet country road.
Boating & Fishing
Whether you take a leisurely boat ride,
do a little waterskiing, or book a fishing charter in search of bass or rainbow, brown and lake trout, you will
want to take advantage of the Keuka
Lake ambiance.
experience
PLACES TO SEE
Wine
Country
Experience the Essence of
Wine with the Seven S’s of
Wine Tasting, page 12.
VISIT }
ith so many wineries in Finger Lakes
Wine Country, how do you choose
which ones to visit? What should you
be prepared for when visiting a winery? What
should you expect and plan for during a day of
wine tasting? And when is the best time to visit
Finger Lakes Wine Country?
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When is the best
time to visit?
Courtesy of Finger Lakes Wine Country
fingerlakeswinecountry.com
Photo by Metro Creative
Finger Lakes Wine Country, New York is a year-round
destination. During the summer and fall, the wineries are
the busiest, as this is peak
travel season but is also a
great time of year in the Finger Lakes. However, during
the off-season of winter and
spring, your wine tasting experience is likely to be more
personal and comfortable. It
is these months of the year
when you are likely to speak
with the owners and winemakers themselves in the
tasting room. Each season
has its perks. Be sure to take
into consideration what you
would like to do during your
visit outside of wine tasting:
boating and swimming? Leaf
peeping and harvest festivals? Skiing and snowshoeing? Considering all of the
Finger Lakes activities available should give you a great
idea of when is right for your
visit to Finger Lakes Wine
Country.
How do you
get around?
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While wine tasting, a designated driver is a must. If
you decide to taste wine and
get behind the wheel, be sure
to spit the wine out into the
dump buckets that are provided at each winery. Another
great option is hiring a transportation company for a
worry-free day.
Which wineries
should I visit?
With nearly 100 wineries
to choose from, how do you
know which ones are right
for you? First, plan on visiting between three to five
wineries in any given day.
You don’t want to overdo it
trying to rush from winery to
winery. Plan for time to become familiar with the wines
and enjoy your tasting. Many
wineries have great gift
shops and cafes to explore.
And make sure to allow time
for travel between wineries.
In order to decide what
wineries you want to visit, a
little research is necessary.
Do you like whites or reds?
Sweet or dry? Are you interested in fruit wine or ice
wine? With so many options,
it can become overwhelming,
but rest assured, the information is out there for you to
familiarize yourself with.
see WINE | 11
VISIT }
THINGS TO DO
BATH
BATH COMMUNITY EXPO
Sat., May 16, 8am-7pm
Pulteney Park, Bath, NY
townofbathny.org
Industries in Bath
The Town of Bath is located
in Steuben County, the seventh
largest county in the State of New
York. The town covers approximately
96 square miles and is geographically
positioned in the center of Steuben
County. Bath is by far the largest
town in Steuben County followed by
the Town of Troupsburg at 61.2
square miles. The Villages of Bath
and Savona lie within the town, as
does the hamlet of Kanona. The Village of Bath is the county seat. The
Town of Bath lies in the southern
part of “Finger Lakes Wine Country,”
an area noted for its beautiful lakes,
scenery and ability to produce quality wines and grapes.
Agriculture has played an important part in the economy of Bath
through the years. The Steuben
County Fair, formed in 1819 and located in the Village of Bath, is noted
to be the longest continuously running
fair in the United States. Lumbering
and sawmills also played an important role in the development of Bath.
Babcock Ladder Company was
founded in 1905 by William Wallace
Babcock. Lane Pipe Corporation was
established in 1934 by Raymond T.
Lane. In April 1951 Westinghouse
Electric Corp was planned for a 73
acre site on State Route 54, Bath. In
1982 notice was received that North
American Phillips planned to purchase the Westinghouse plant.
Bath has been the location of a
Soldiers & Sailors’ Home/Veterans’
Administration Center since 1877
when the cornerstone was laid for the
first building of the New York State
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home and on
Christmas Day 1878, 25 Civil War
veterans were housed in the new facility. Since 1930 the facility has been
the federal Veterans’ Administration
Medical Center.
The Steuben ARC was founded in
1964 to serve area special needs individuals. Classes met in churches in
Hornell, Corning and Bath until the
services were moved to the Industrial
Park in January 1981.
History
Charles Williamson purchased
1,200,000 acres of land on April 11,
1792 from Robert Morris who had
purchased the tract of land commonly
known as the Pulteney Estate in
western New York, from Oliver
Phelps and Nathaniel Gorham in
1790. Mr. Williamson renounced his
British citizenship in 1792 and became a United States citizen, thus
able to own property in America. Mr.
Williamson built a mansion called
Springfield Farm near Lake Salubria
in Bath. Charles Williamson died in
1808 and the farm “passed into other
hands.”
Complete Machine
Shop Service
Warner Auto Parts,
43 Shethar St., Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2236
SOUTHERN TIER OUTDOOR SHOW
Sat.-Sun., October 10-11 • 9am-5pm
Wilkins Recreational Vehicles, Inc.,
7520 New York 415, Bath, NY
www.southerntieroutdoorshow.com
SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
Fri. December 4 • 6pm-8pm
Pulteney Park, Bath, NY
Downtown Bath. Photo by Thomas Heffernan
HeatiNg Service & iNStallatioN
We Service:
• Steam Boilers • Hot Water Boilers
• Forced air Furnaces
Radio dispatched
ProMPt
Visit us at www.NAPAonline.com
Bath Auto Parts, Inc.,
24 Lackawanna Ave., Bath, NY
607-776-3378
MUSIC IN THE PARK
Wed., July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5
6pm – 8pm • Pulteney Park, Bath, NY We
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Free estimates
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Keuka Lake. Photo by Thomas Heffernan
THINGS TO DO
Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce 2015 events
June 6
Village Wide Yard Sales
607-569-2989
All of July/August
“Palettes of Keuka” Art Tour
hammondsport.org, 607-569-2989
July 2-4
Annual Fireman’s Carnival
(Fireworks: 10pm Saturday)
Citizen’s Hose Company
Firehouse Grounds, 607-569-2167
August 15-16
35th Annual Festival of Crafts
“On the Village Square”
hammondsport.org, 607-569-2242,
607-569-2989
July 11-12
The 49th Annual Keuka Lake Art Show
607-569-3564 or 607-776-7774
August 29
5th Annual “Smoke On The Water”
BBQ Competition
Citizen’s Hose Company
Firehouse Grounds, 607-569-2167
July 18-19
33nd Annual Wine Country
Boat Show & Regatta
Depot Park | winecountryclassic
boats.com | 315-694-7420
All of July/August
“Music In The Park” Summer Concerts
FREE every Thursday
September 5
“Palettes of Keuka” Art Auction
location TBA
September 19
“Seaplane Homecoming”
607-569-2160
October 3
Keuka Harvest Festival
11am-5pm
On the Village Square
607-569-2989
November 27-29
Greater Hammondsport
“Shop Small / Win Big” Saturday
December 12
39th Annual “Christmas in the Park”
On the Village Square
For all “KEUKA LAKE WINE TRAIL”
events, visit keukawinetrail.com or call
800-440-4898.
For more information, contact info@
hammondsport.org, visit hammonds
port.org, or call 607-569-2989, and
“like us” on Facebook!
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PLACES TO SEE
VISIT } Mossy Bank Park
Mossy Bank Park, owned by the Village of Bath, is a gem
set in natural surroundings. Located just west of the Village
on a promontory 500 feet above the valley floor, the overlooks at the park provide the “Best little-known view in the
Finger Lakes”. On a clear day one can see the windmills in
Howard and Cohocton, and all the way down the valley toward Hammondsport, as far as the high point on Rte. 54.
And there is much to see within the park as well.
Established over fifty years ago as a destination for picnicking and nature study, Mossy Bank Park continues to
thrive with those goals as a guiding principal. A perennially
popular picnic spot, the park benefitted from a significant
update in its restroom facilities in 2014. That same year, a
new children’s’ playground, as well as an adult fitness
course, was added. Additional picnicking and recreational
activities like fishing are available at the near-by Mossy Bank
Pond site. Reservations for one of the park’s popular picnic
pavilions can be arranged by contacting the Village Clerk.
The nature study mission is coordinated through the Ted
Markham Nature Center which hosts nature-themed educational sessions monthly from April to October. The Nature
Center is open most Sunday afternoons during the summer.
Additional information on local birds, flowering plants, butterflies, dragonflies and damselflies, and other natural phenomenon are posted at the park kiosk. An extensive array
of hiking trails covers the upper portion of the park; and
more trails are being developed to reach the farther locations within Mossy Bank Park. Mountain bikes are allowed
but no motorized vehicles or snowmobiles are permitted on
park trails.
Local residents and visitors alike will enjoy visiting Mossy
Bank Park. Additional information about the park, featured
activities, and directions to the park is available online at
mossybankpark.com.
Content courtesy of Mossy Bank Park
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...plus much more!
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7443 Rt. 415 N.,Bath, NY
Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm
Sat. 8am-Noon
After Hours 607-769-4426
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PLACES TO SEE
More about Mossy Bank Park
The land for the park, 167.5 acres,
was donated to the Village of Bath by
the Davenport Estate in 1958.
It was undeveloped until 1963, when
the face of the cliff was hit by lightning,
causing a forest fire that lasted for
days. Roads were cut through the
woods to allow fire equipment to reach
the site of the fire. After the fire was
out, the village board decided to develop the property into a public park.
The goal of the park development
was to establish a limited recreation
area, primarily for play, picnicking, and
nature study, for residents of Bath and
visitors to the area. The topographic
features of the park do not lend it to
more intense use, such as trailer camping, restaurant facilities, and playing
fields such as baseball and football.
Content courtesy of Mossy Bank Park
The park was developed to include
pavilions, picnic areas, playground,
restrooms, hiking trails, and a scenic
overlook.
The pond site of 14 acres was purchased and a 5.22 acre pond was constructed in 1966. It provides water for
fishing, outdoor activities, and fire
Serving the Villages of
Bath & Hammondsport
protection.
The Mossy Bank Nature Center was
constructed in 1998 to provide a setting
for indoor study of nature, displays, activities, and programs of interest for
the public.
The Nature Center was renamed
the Ted Markham Nature Center in
2007 to honor Ted Markham, an original park committee member, who has
continuously worked on the ongoing
park development.
The Village of Bath and various
grants, such as through the US Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Outdoor Recreation, have funded the
development of the park.
The park is open from May 1
through October 14, 10am-10pm.
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607-776-8004 or 800-395-4357
www.prcvalleys.org
BY THE NUMBERS
County Seat: Bath
Population: 98,990
Town of Bath: 12,379
Village of Bath: 5,786
Hammondsport Village: 661
Town of Urbana: 2343
Town of Pulteney: 1,285
Town of Avoca: 2,264
Village of Prattsburgh: 656
Data from 2010 Census
HISTORY
STEUBEN COUNTY
origins
Courtesy of the Steuben County
Historical Society
www.steubenhistoricalsociety.org
Bath Country Club. Photo by Thomas Heffernan
The area that was to become
Steuben County in the last
decade of the eighteenth century was part of the territory
controlled by the Seneca Indians, the western most nation of
the Iroquois League, prior to
the American Revolutionary
War. For several centuries they
had been the dominant native
Americans in the north east. As
colonial settlements developed
along the eastern seaboard,
conflicts occurred with the Indians. At the time of the war for
independence from England,
the lands west of the Mohawk
River were not part of colonial
New York and held native villages and hunting lands. Major
Indian villages were located at
Canisteo and Painted Post and
only a few trails ran through
the wilderness. In the 1770s
the Senecas, who were the most
numerous of the Iroquois, gave
their support to the English.
Because the Indians made
raids on the border settlements
and took pioneers and their
families as prisoners, General
George Washington sent troops
under the command of General
Sullivan to the area to destroy
their villages and drive them
from the area. This provided
some of Sullivan’s soldiers an
opportunity to see the rich
river valleys and the fine crops
the Senecas were growing. At
Newtown (near Elmira) a
major battle of this campaign
see ORIGINS | 18
NUMBERS TO KNOW
STEUBEN COUNTY
LEGISLATURE
3 East Pulteney Square
Bath, NY 14810 • 607-664-2247
CLERK
Bath, NY 14810 • 607-664-2563
DMV
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-9631 ext. 2029
dmv.ny.gov
SHERIFF
7007 Rumsey St. Ext.
Bath, NY 14810
1-800-724-7777, 607-622-3930
SOCIAL SERVICES
Bath, NY 14810 • 607-664-2000
VA MEDICAL CENTER
76 Veterans Ave.
Bath, NY 14810
607-664-4000
www.bath.va.gov
VILLAGE OF BATH
POLICE DEPARTMENT
110 Liberty Street
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-2175
Emergency: Call 911
BATH VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
50 E. Morris St., Bath, NY
14810
607-776-6909
Emergency: Call 911
HAMMONDSPORT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
607-569-3703
Emergency: Call 911
HAMMONDSPORT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
8521 NY-54
Hammondsport
607-569-2167
Emergency: Call 911
TOWN OF BATH
110 Liberty St., Room 103
PO Box 327, Bath, NY 14810
www.townofbathny.org
TOWN OF URBANA
PO Box 186
Hammondsport, NY 14840
607-569-3743
www.townofurbana.com
VILLAGE OF BATH
110 Liberty St.
Bath, NY 14810 • 607-776-3811
www.villageofbath.org
VILLAGE OF HAMMONDSPORT
18 Water St.
607-569-3700
www.hammondsport.com
FRED & HARRIETT TAYLOR
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
21 William Street
PO Box 395
10
607-569-2045
DORMANN LIBRARY
101 W. Morris St.
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-4613
IRA DAVENPORT
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
7571 State Road 54
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-8500
www.arnothealth.org
ONLINE
www.steuben
cony.org
DID YOU KN
OW?
Steuben Cou
nty is 1409
square miles
in area, includ
ing
12 square mile
s water area.
PLACES TO SEE
VISIT } The Finger Lakes Boating Museum
Content courtesy of
The Finger Lakes Boating Museum • www.flbm.org
If you go
EXHIBITS
The Finger Lakes Boating Museum exists for the
education and preservation of the rich history of boating activities and boat building in the Finger Lakes
region of New York State.
In 1996 a small group of dedicated antique boating enthusiasts, motivated in part
by a common concern over the
rapidly dwindling population of
locally-built wooden boats, committed to establishing a museum
that would preserve the boating
heritage of the Finger Lakes Region of New York State. The museum founders, all active in the
“antique boat world,” felt that a museum focusing on
the impact that recreational and commercial boating
had on the development of the lakes and tourism in
the Finger Lakes Region would increase appreciation
and awareness as well as help preserve these vintage
craft. The following year a provisional charter was
WHERE
Our 14 acre campus has just begun
to expand and though exhibits only occupy one of the 20 buildings we have,
we strive to grow and exhibit as much
of our collection as possible.
As we continue to grow, The Finger
Lakes Boating Museum will be rotating and expanding our exhibits to give
our visitors the best experience
possible.
Our facilities include an active Boat
Shop where we work on restoring our
collection as well as hold classes,
demonstrations and workshops.
We have an extensive collection
which is on rotation in much of the
museum to provide something new for
each and every visit.
FLBM provides an educational Library for research on both Finger
Lakes built boats as well as other classic boats.
8231 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2222
HOURS OF OPERATION
Open daily 10am-6pm
EVENTS
For event listings,
go to ww.flbm.org or call
607-569-2222. All events
are subject to change.
see BOATING | 17
WINE
Continued from 5
Start by going through
our winery database. Search
by your favorite variety or
which region you prefer to
visit and you’ll have your
wine tasting itinerary in no
time!
When are the
wineries open?
In the summer and fall
most of the wineries in the
Finger Lakes are
open seven days a
week.
During
late/fall
early
winter
and
spring it is important that you
confirm each winery’s hours as some
have more limited
tasting room hours, especially during the week. It is
most common for wineries to
open 10am-11am and close
ger Lakes. There are also
many wineries with restaurants and local restaurants
in town to choose from.
around 5pm each day, including Sunday. Again in the
summer, some wineries extend their hours to accommodate the increased number of
visitors.
Where should
I stay?
Don’t forget
lunch
Before your day of wine
tasting, be sure to have a full
breakfast. This will not only
give you the energy you need
to make it through the day, it
will make wine tasting
easier and more enjoyable. For lunch,
many of the wineries have areas for
picnicking
that
offer breathtaking
views of the lakes
and countryside. Pick
up some sandwiches at
a café or deli in town and select a bottle of wine to enjoy
while taking in the surrounding beauty of the Fin-
Finger Lakes Wine Country offers a variety of lodging
options to suit every person
and budget. From luxury ho-
tels to campgrounds, there
really is something for everyone. Accommodations can be
researched ahead of time in
our accommodation database. Options include:
• Charming bed and
breakfasts
• Hotels, inns and motels
• Family or romantic cottages by the lake for rent
• Campgrounds
Fall Bright,
The Winemakers Shop
Finger Lakes Grapes & Juices
Winemaking Supplies!
www.fallbright.com
www.101winemaking.com
607-292-3995
10110 Hyatt Hill, Dundee, NY 14837
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Finger Lakes, NY. Located on the East side of Keuka Lake,
overlooking Keuka Lake near Wayne, NY
Seven S’s of
Wine Tasting
Scott Sprague
Principal
68 Shethar Street
p 607.769.5000 • c 607.769.6550
www.KeukaInsuranceGroup.com
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fingerlakeswinecountry.com
Photos by Metro Creative
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SEE the wine: the
color, the clarity, and
intensity.
SWIRLthe glass to
release the aromas.
SMELL the wine. This
begins your tasting
experience; discover
the qualities and
aromas of the wine
like spicy, nutty, fruity, floral, or
anything else you can use to
describe what you are
experiencing. There is no
right or wrong answer.
SIP the wine. Take a
small amount of the
wine in your mouth
along with a small bit
of air, almost slurping
the wine in – this will aerate
the wine further releasing more
aromas onto your palate.
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SAVOR the wine. Swish the
wine around, hitting every
part of your mouth.
SPIT/SWALLOW the wine.
It is perfectly acceptable to
utilize the spit buckets,
especially when you are
driving from winery to
winery.
SCORE the wine. Create
your own scoring system
and take notes. This reflects
your personal experience of
the wine, keep a wine
journal that you can take with you to
the gift shop after your tasting or to
the wine store at home in the future
to make your purchasing easy.
PLACES TO SEE
About Glen
n
VISIT } Curtiss Museum
Curtiss
Curtiss is re
membered
today
as the Fath
er of Naval
Aviation
and the foun
der of the
American Ai
rcraft Indust
ry.
Read more
at www.gle
nnh
curtissmus
eum.org.
Courtesy of Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
If you go
About the museum
The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum, bearing
the name of Hammondsport’s favorite son, is
located on Route 54, one half mile south of the
village of Hammondsport, New York. Dedicated to the memory of pioneer aviator, Glenn
Curtiss, the museum contains a priceless collection relating to early aviation and local history. The museum also features a 75-seat
theater, large open area for special events and
a gift shop. In addition to seeing the museum
displays and exhibits, visitors are welcome to
visit the Restoration Shop, talk with volunteer craftsman and watch them work on historic aircraft.
Glenn Curtiss began his career as a
builder of bicycles and then, motorcycles. In
1907 he became the “fastest man on earth”
when he attained a speed of 136.4 MPH on
his V8 powered motorcycle. An exact reproduction of this bike is one of several Curtiss
WHERE
8419 State Route 54
SUMMER HOURS
May 1-October 31
Monday-Saturday
9am-5pm
Sundays 10am-5pm
Leader file photo
motorcycles that are on display. On July 4th,
1908, Curtiss gained notoriety of a different
kind when he flew his flying machine, named
the “June Bug”, a distance of over 5000 feet
to win the Scientific American Trophy. This
was the first pre-announced, public flight in
America – a feat that earned him pilot’s license # 1. A full-sized reproduction of the
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THINGS TO DO
A glimpse at Curtiss Museum events
May
Civil War Navy Exhibit
May 1-31, 2015
Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5
Glenn Curtiss,
Father of Naval Aviation
May 1-31, 2015
Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 10-5
The Genius of Glenn
Hammond Curtiss
May 1-31, 2015
Museum hours
Old Engines Day &
Motorcycle Ride
May 9, 2015 • Sat. 9-5
Wildlife Photography Exhibit
May 22-31, 2015
June
Civil War Navy Exhibit
June 1-30, 2015
Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5
The Genius of Glenn
Hammond Curtiss
June 1-30, 2015
Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun.10-5
Wildlife Photography Exhibit
June 1-30, 2015
Annual Museum
Indoor Yard Sale
June 6, 2015 • Sat. 8-4
July
Civil War Naval Exhibit
July 1-31, 2015
Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5
For more event listings,
visit the museum online at
www.glennhcurtiss
museum.org.
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Closed:
Easter Sunday,
Thanksgiving Day,
Christmas Eve, Christmas
Day and New Year’s Day
CONTACT
607-569-2160
www.glennhcurtiss
museum.org
HISTORY
preserving HISTORY
Content courtesy of The Bath Historic
Preservation Commission
The Village of Bath is very proud to
have three historic districts and several
other individually listed properties on
the National Register of Historic Places.
The Bath Historic Preservation Commission is charged with overseeing
changes to the exterior of these examples of our historic past so that the historic character of the village remains
intact. Historic Preservation is not for
us but for the many generations that
will follow. What will they see? Buildings that have been drastically modified
to the point of being unrecognizable?
Gaping holes in our streetscape? Modern buildings next to historic buildings?
Or will they see well maintained historic buildings with original architecture representing our past? It is a
proven fact that in places that have well
maintained historic districts that the
economy improves, housing values are
higher and businesses are more profitable. As a gateway to the Finger
Lakes Region, Bath can become one of
the places that people come to visit for
its architectural and historic heritage.
It is the mission of the Bath Historic
Preservation Commission to preserve
the numerous historic buildings for future generations.
The Bath Historic Preservation
Commission meets monthly on the second Monday of the month. Anyone interested in preserving the historic
fabric of Bath is welcome to join us at
6pm in the Bath Village Hall. Current
members of the commission are Brad
Benson, Terry Bilancio, Chad Faulkner,
Bob Jeffery, Becky Stranges, and Chet
Wilcox. If you would like more information please contact Becky Stranges
at bstranges@hotmail.com
then...
...now
Thomas Heffernan
CURTISS
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“June Bug” is one of several
historic aircraft on display.
Glenn Curtiss won world
recognition as an aircraft
builder and pilot in 1909
when he won the Gordon
Bennett Trophy for speed at
the First International Aviation Meet held in Reims,
France. During this flight he
achieved the breath-taking
speed of 46.5 MPH (he went
90 MPH faster on a motorcycle two years earlier).
Back in the states, a year
later, Curtiss again furthered
his eminence as a pioneer
aviator by making the first
long distance flight in America, between two cities. He
flew from Albany to New
York City with one stop, for a
total distance of 150 miles to
win a $10,000 prize and the
Scientific American Trophy
(again). In 1911 he mastered
the technology associated
with taking off and landing
an aircraft on water, thereby
making the “seaplane” and
later, the “flying boat”, a
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practical reality. Seaplane
development led Curtiss to
an association with the U.S.
Navy that began when he
trained their first pilots and
built the “A-1”, their first aircraft. Today, he is acknowledged as “The Father of
Naval Aviation”. Visitors to
the museum will also see a
full-scale reproduction of this
first naval aircraft. Additional Curtiss aircraft in the
collection include a 1912
“Pusher”, a 1913 “Model E”
flying boat, a 1917 “Jenny”, a
1919 “Seagull” flying boat,
and a 1927 “Robin”. From the
Curtiss-Wright era (post
1929), included are a 1931
“Junior”, a ¾ scale P-40 and
last – but certainly not least,
a C-46, WWII transport (this
aircraft will actually be seen
first, because it guards the
main gate). In addition to
motorcycles and aircraft, visitors will also see antique
tools, toys, boats, home-furnishings, fire equipment and
much more. There’s something here for everyone!
THINGS TO DO
May 9
Heart of the Finger Lakes 5K
The First Annual Heart of the Finger Lakes 5k Run/Walk will be held at 9am
May 9 at Millard Park on Spring Street in Dundee. The cost is $25 per person up until race day and $30 on race day. Proceeds will benefit Dundee
Sports Boosters and Winter Percussion. There will be t-shirts for the first 150
people registered, overall male and female awards along with age group
awards. There will be a kids, 10 and younger, 1/4 mile fun run that will cost
$5 and includes face painting, balloons and a finishers award.
The Danes of yates County
Join Stephanie Olsen as she narrates the story of the migration of Danish
peoples to Yates County at 1pm May 9 at the Underwood Museum in Penn
Yan. Beginning about 1880, as many as 30 Danish immigrants arrived in
Penn Yan each year until 1923 when immigration laws changed. Revisit the
story of that migration on the 30th anniversary of the publication of the book,
The Danes of Yates County. These books are for sale at the Heritage Book
& Gift Shop, 107 Chapel St., Penn Yan and will be at the event. Attendees are
encouraged to share their own stories. There is a $5 fee to attend. Students
attend free of charge. Please sign up by calling the YCHC at 315-536-7318.
Info. courtesy of The Chronicle-Express
OCTOber 3-4
The 50th annual Cohocton Fall Foliage Festival will be held on Saturday,
October 3 and Sunday, October 4. For more information, go to www.fall
foliagefestival.com.
Harvest & artists Market 8383 Gallagher Road, Hammondsport, NY
607-382-9598 • harvestandartists.com
(Keep checking in to see updates.)
May 23 • Saturday, 12-4 First day of 2015 season
June 20 • Saturday, 12-4
Strongman Competition
July 26 • Saturday, 12-4 “Brains, Balls and Flying Saucers”
Chess, Ping Pong and Frisbee Golf Tournament
Oct 31 • Saturday, 12-4 Halloween Harvest Please come in costume!
Original Horror Stories: readings at
12-12:20 and 1:30-1:50, James Colbert
12:30-12:50 and 2-2:20, Dalton Colbert
Punkin Chunkin from trebuchet, 12-1
Haunted Hayrides thru black forest, 2:45-4
PARK VIEW WINES & SPIRITS
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Authorized Shipping Center
Official FedEx Drop Center
• Boxes & shipping materials
• Office supplies & paper
• Fax & copy serve
• Wine related gifts
HOURS: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm
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For all your shipping needs
Daily pick up: Express & ground packages
LIVING
Liz Bays-Harding
Associate Broker
607-738-4399 cell
Lois Daniels
Associate Broker
607-329-9859 cell
Kathy Perkins
Associate Broker
607-765-0151
Leah Butler
Licensed Salesperson
607-377-4103 cell
Flora Haff-Cranmer
607-329-9386 cell
Kathryn Forester
607-769-8244 cell
Area
REAL ESTATE
T
he Bath-Hammondsport area is rich in history and
scenic beauty, and offers a wide range of real estate
opportunities.
Both villages have established historic districts and a variety of historic, residential, agricultural, recreational and
commercial properties can be found.
The properties also include year-round and seasonal properties along the shores of Keuka Lake and other smaller lakes
in the area.
The demand for lakefront property continues to rise, particularly on Keuka Lake, which is noted for its water quality
and its pristine beauty, and lakefront property values are rising correspondingly.
Both large and small farms are available in
the predominantly rural countryside, as well as country homes
that run the gamut from well-maintained stately structures to
old farmhouses in need of some fixing up.
Hunters and nature-lovers can find cabins on or near
game-filled wooded acreage.
Large and small parcels of open and wooded land can also
be purchased for recreational use or residential construction.
In certain areas, mobile homes are available for purchase
or rental in well-established trailer parks.
Within the villages of Bath and Hammondsport, residential properties range from apartments to historic old buildings, with short-term or long-term rental always an option.
Cody Palmer
607-329-5266
Keuka Lake & Land Realty
Bath Office
7434 State Route 54, Bath, NY 14810
Phone: 607-776-7446 • Fax: 607-776-7447
www.keukalakeandlandrealty.com
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Church directory
BATH
Buck Settlement
Church – RD 4
5349 Buck Settlement Rd.
607-776-2446
Bath Baptist
14 Howell St.
607-776-2382
Bethel Assembly of God
310 W. Washington St.
The Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints
(The Mormons)
120 Rumsey St.
607-776-3933
Christ Community Church
52 Liberty St.
Centenary United Methodist
3 W. Washington &
Liberty St.
607-776-3434
Grace Bible Baptist
6877 E. William St. Ext.
607-776-7503
WORSHIP
St. John Vianney Parish
(St. Mary’s Church)
32 East Morris St.
607-776-3327
1st Presbyterian Church
6 E. Morris St.
607-776-6464
St. Thomas’ Episcopal
122 Liberty St.
607-776-4503
Gateway Community
Church
6698 Roosevelt Ave.
607-664-1373
Lakeview Fellowship
Church
105 Geneva St.
Lakeview Concert Room
Harvest Baptist
7568 Rt 54
607-664-1142
HAMMONDSPORT
First United Methodist
Church
35 Lake St.
607-569-3511
Mitchellsville United
Methodist
8421 Cty. Rte. 13
607-794-8415
Nite Lite Gospel House
Roosevelt Ave.
607-664-1373
Seventh Day Adventist
Lakeview Apts.
105 Geneva St.
BOATING
Continued from 11
granted by the New York State Department of Education for
the newly-formed Finger Lakes Boating Museum. As word of
this project has spread, many like-minded people have joined
the effort. Museum membership has expanded to over 300.
A steady stream of vintage boats and related objects have
been offered for donation, and the Museum Collection has now
grown to more than 115 boats built by many of the 40+ commercial builders identified to date as having built boats
throughout the Finger Lakes Region during the last century.
The Collection includes canoes, rowboats, row outboards,
outboard runabouts, inboards, iceboats and sailboats; as well
as many related artifacts and ephemera.
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No. Urbana Chapel
8505 N. Urbana Rd.
607-569-2663
Pleasant Valley
Mennonite Church
7601 S. Valley Rd.
607-599-3651
St. James Episcopal
Main & Lake St.
607-569-2647
St. John Vianney Parish
(St. Gabriel’s Church)
78 Shethar St.
607-569-3501
First Presbyterian Church
1 Park Place
607-569-2712
Waneta Lake
Baptist Chapel
W. Waneta Lake Rd.
607-292-3900
Mt. Washington Church
8270 Ct. Rt. 113
Mt. Washington Road
607-765-6147
Wayne Baptist Church
69 Rt. 230
607-292-3420
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
35 Lake Street • Hammondsport, NY 14840
607-569-3511
Pastor Paul Rowley
8:30 am Contemporary Service
9:45 am Sunday School – PrK – Adult Sept. to June
11:00 am Traditional Service
10:00 am Combined Service
May 31, Aug. 30, Nov. 29, Jan. 31
Community VBS: June 29- July 3, 2015
ORIGINS
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took place. Many of the Indians and their families were
forced to flee to the areas
held by the English. Some of
the soldiers were to return in
the following decade to settle
in Erwin, Caton, Canisteo
and the lower Conhocton
valleys.
When the war for independence was won by the
colonies, the English abandoned their Indian allies. The
new United Colonies were
then able to begin negotiations for the land formerly
occupied by the Indians. Actually these lands west of the
preemption line, so called because it marked the division
between New York State and
lands to the west that were
claimed by the State of Massachusetts based on a former
grant from the King of England, were in dispute. By
1788, an agreement was
reached that allowed treaties
to be made with the Senecas
for Massachusetts’ agents to
purchase lands and when
properties were sold, then
they would come under the
civil government of New York
State. The sale of these lands
was begun by the Phelps and
Gorham Land Office and several parcels were sold by
them in what became
Steuben County. By 1791, the
success of their venture
failed and the 1,200,000
acres that became known as
the Genesee Country came
up for sale. At this time
Robert Morris agreed to purchase the tract from Phelps
and Gorham and soon transferred it to the Pulteney
Land Syndicate, a group of
English investors headed by
Sir
William
Pulteney.
Charles Williamson, a Scotsman, agreed to come to
America, take out citizenship
in the new country, and become owner of record of the
tract as well as land agent
for this huge Genesee Country. Williamson with his family and a group of 30 hardy
men came into the area and
began a settlement on 15
April 1793.
(607) 776-7685
Fax: (607) 776-1154
Bath
Veterinary Hospital
Providing traditional and alternative medicine
to companion and exotic animals.
HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
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P.O. Box 388
154 E. Morris Street
Bath, New York 14810
EDUCATION
For more information
Thomas Heffernan
The Hammondsport Central School district covers the southern portion of Keuka
Lake, including the towns of Urbana, Pulteney and Wayne, as well as the village of
Hammondsport.
The Bath Central School District offers
half-day universal pre-kindergarten for 4year-olds, a pre-first grade program to provide early assistance to youngsters
needing extra help to prepare for a successful school experience, and a full range
of educational programs for students from
kindergarten through 12th grade.
In addition to central school districts in
Hammondsport and Bath, area residents
have access to vocational and academic institutions of higher learning within a 45minute radius.
Hammondsport Central School District
8272 Main Street
607-569-5200
www.hammondsportcsd.org
Alfred Sate
10 Upper College Drive
Alfred, NY 14802
1-800-4-ALFRED (425-3733)
www.alfredstate.edu
Bath Central School District
25 Ellas Ave, Bath, NY 14810
607-776-3301 x1000
www.bathcsd.org
Alfred University
1 Saxon Drive • Alfred, NY 14802
607-871-2115
www.alfred.edu
GST BOCES
Bush Campus
459 Philo Road
Elmira, NY 14903
607-739-3581
Corning Community College
1 Academic Drive
Corning, NY 14830
607-962-9222
www.corning-cc.edu
Coopers Campus
9579 Vocational Drive
Painted Post, NY 14870
607-962-3175
Wildwood Campus
1126 Bald Hill Road
Hornell, NY 14843
607-324-7880
Empire State College
888-463-7605
choose.esc.edu/empire
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Elmira College
One Park Place
Elmira, NY 14901
800-935-6472 www.elmira.edu
Keuka College
141 Central Avenue
Keuka Park, NY 14478
315-279-5000 • keuka.edu
GETTING AROUND
Keuka Lake
courtesy of Keuka Lake Association
www.keukalakeassociation.org
142 Main Street • PO Box 35
Penn Yan, New York 14527
315-694-7324 or 1-866-369-3781
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RECREATION
Finger Lakes Trail
Babcock Hollow Campgrounds
5932 Babcock Hollow Rd.
Cty. Rte. 11, Bath, NY 14810
607-776-7185
www.fltconference.org/trail/
Stretching for miles and miles around
the finger lakes area Central Steuben
County is home to many sections of
The Finger Lakes Trail. You never know
what wildflowers may be hiding under
the leaves or what critters you may find
hanging out on the side of the trail.
Camp Bell Campground
8700 Rt. 415 POB 466
Campbell, NY 14821
607-527-3301 The Cohocton River
Donameer Farm
7417 Smallige Rd.
607-569-2115
The Cohocton River starts around
Dansville and winds its way south
through the heart of Steuben County. It
is well known as a premier Trout Fishing
River in the area and also hosts the Annual Boy Scout Regional Raft Regatta
for the Five Rivers Council. The River is
also utilized by Canoe and Kayakers in
the Spring through early Summer while
the water levels are typically too low
later in the year.
www.centralsteubenchamber.com
Lake Demon Recreation Area
9139 Lake Demon Rd. • Bath, NY 14810
607-661-4096
Ontario County Park
6475 Gannett Hill Rd.
Naples, NY 14512
585-374-6250
Skybrook Campground
10861 McCurdy Rd.
Dansville, NY, 14437
585-335-8111
Campers Haven
6832 County Rt 15,
Bath, NY 14810 • 607-776-0328
Stony Brook State Park
10820 Rte 36 S. • Dansville, NY 14437
Sugar Creek Glen Campground
Poags Hole Rd. • Dansville, NY 14437
585-335-6294
Heart’s Delight Campsites
9533 Lakeshore Dr.
607-292-6955 Tumble Hill Campground
10551 Atlanta Back Rd.
Cohocton, NY 14826
585-384-5248
Hickory Hill Family Camping Resort
7531 Cty. Rt. 13 • Bath, NY 14810
800-760-0947
Keuka Lake State Park
3560 Pepper Rd. • Bluff Point, NY 14478
315-536-3666
Wagon Wheel Campground
10378 Presler Rd.
Prattsburgh, NY 14873
607-522-3270
Thomas Heffernan
“Natural Gas - Your Best Energy Value”
Call 936-3755 for natural gas availability
www.corninggas.com
330 W. William Street, Corning, NY 14830
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RECREATION
Pulteney Park
1 Pulteney Square, Bath
Located in the center of the Village of Bath, the park is home to
year-round community events. It
also is a hub for farmers’ markets selling fresh produce and
other wares in the summer.
Hammondsport lakefront and
Champlin Beach
Located at the base of Lake
Street, the renovated lakefront
facing Keuka Lake includes a
boardwalk, a grassy area for
sunbathing, and a swimming
area and diving dock supervised
by a lifeguard. Champlin Beach,
a public beach area, is located
at the southernmost end of
Keuka Lake and is accessible
from state Route 54.
Hammondsport Village Square
Located in the center of the village, this picturesque square is
home to numerous community
events throughout the year, including an Easter egg hunt, yard
sales and craft and art shows.
Wendy Lee Gould, Esq.
Attorney at Law
Brittany L. Linder, Esq.
Associate Counsel
Ruth A. Chaffee, Esq.
Associate Counsel
3 Robie Street
Office: 607-776-4164
Fax: 607-776-9255
wendygould@empacc.net
blinder@empacc.net
rchaffee@empacc.net
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GOLF
Bath Country Club
330 May Street
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-5043
bathcountryclub.net
Hornell Golf Club
473 Seneca Road
Hornell, NY 14843
607-324-1735
hornellgolfclub.com
Reservoir Creek Golf
Course
8613 Cohocton Street
Route 21 South
Naples, NY 14512
585-374-8010
rcgolf.com
Indian Hills
State Golf Course
1959 Indian Hills Road
Painted Post, NY 14870
607-523-8060
Twin Hickory Golf Club
1799 County Route 109
Hornell, NY 14843
607-324-1441
twinhickorygolfclub.com
Bath VA and National Cemetery
www.centralsteubenchamber.com
Bath VA Medical Center, part of VA
Health Care Upstate New York is located in the Southern Tier of New York
State. The Medical Center serves Veterans in Allegany, Chemung, Schuyler,
Steuben, and Yates counties in NY, as
well as Veterans in Tioga and Potter
counties in Pennsylvania.
The Medical Center, founded in
1878 as a Grand Army of the Republic
Soldiers and Sailors Home has proudly
served Veterans for more than 130
years. The facility provides a full range
of patient care services. We also provide primary and mental health care
through clinics in Coudersport, Elmira,
Mansfield and Wellsville.
A national cemetery with roots dat-
ing back to the Civil War is also located
on the Medical Center grounds. There
are five Medal of Honor recipients interred at Bath National Cemetery, as
well as 28 soldiers from the War of
1812, and a large number of Union Soldiers from the Civil War. Bath National
Cemetery also maintains Woodlawn
National Cemetery in Elmira, New
York.
Keuka Lakeside Inn
On scenic Keuka Lake
Near Wineries,
Shopping & Dining
Open April - October
24 Water Street
607-569-2600
www.keukalakesideinn.com
John W. Taggart & Son
Insurance Services since 1924
4 Generations of Insurance Services
John W. Taggart and Son
has been providing Bath,
the Central New York and
Finger Lakes area with insurance coverages since
1924. Now in its fourth
generation of family operation, we have helped thousands of individuals and
families throughout the
State of New York with
their insurance coverages,
needs and programs. We
probably insured your
Mom, Dad and Grandparents and we look forward
to working with your family now and in the future.
CALL US TODAY!
CALL US TODAY TO ARRANGE
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FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS!
John F. Taggart, Owner
607-776-2241 • 607-776-4211
18 Pulteney Sq. West, Bath, NY 14810
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Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce 2015 members
Anthony Colomaio
208 East Steuben St
(607) 776-7325
Anderson, WH
P.O. Box 830
(607) 435-0140
Arbor Housing and
Development
26 Bridge Street
Corning, New York 14830
(607) 654-7487
ArborDevelopment.org
Arc of Steuben
6838 Industrial Park Road
(607) 776-4146
ArcofSteuben.org
Bath Baptist Church
14 Howell St
(607) 776-2382
Bath VA Medical Center
76 Veterans Ave
(607) 664-4799
VA.gov
Bath Veterinary Hospital
PO Box 388
(607) 776-7685
Bully Hill Vineyards
8843 GHT Memorial Drive
PO Box 458
Hammondsport
New York 14840
(607) 868-3610
BullyHill.com
Camper’s Haven
6832 County Rt 15
Bath New York 14810
(607) 776-0328
(607) 868-4884
DrFrankWines.com
(607) 776-2164
FLPN.org
Century Benefits Group, Inc.
Mike King
400 White Spruce Blvd,
Suite C
Rochester, New York 14623
(800) 458-7805
AboutCentury.com
Eagle Point Restoration
28 River Street
Avoca, New York 14809
(607) 346-3411
Finger Lakes SPCA, Inc.
7315 Route 54
(607) 622-5363
FingerLakesSPCA.org
Charles E. Wescott Post 173
PO Box 361
(607) 776-7345
Chemung Canal Trust Co.
410 West Morris St
(607) 776-3361
ChemungCanal.com
Community Bank, NA
8 Liberty St
(607) 776-2156
CommunityBankNA.com
Cunningham, Stauring &
Associates, Inc
35 Wilkes Ave
(607) 776-0150
CunninghamStauring.com
Dormann Library
101 West Morris St
(607) 776-4613
Eaves Family Dental Group
660 Liberty St
(315) 536-3341
EavesDental.com
Endeavor Services Group,
LLC
51 Riverside Drive
(866) 376-9900
EndeavorService.com
Engravers Plus
58 Liberty Street
(607) 664-1004
Everything Medical
Equipment and Supplies,
Inc.
7108 E. Washington St. Ext
(607) 776-8000
A Family Affair, Café &
Catering
10 Buell Street
(607) 664-9200
Dr. Bruce Baxter, DDS
17 West Washington St
(607) 776-4075
Family Life Ministries, Inc.
PO Box 506
(607) 776-4151
FLN.org
Dr Frank Vinifera
Wine Cellars
9749 Middle Rd
Finger Lakes Parent
Network Inc.
25 West Steuben St
6O7•776• 2515
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Five Star Urgent Care
830 County Route 64
Elmira, New York 14903
(607) 846-2030
FiveStarUC.com
Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
8419 Rte 54
Hammondsport
New York 14840
(607) 569-2160
GlennHCurtissMuseum.org
Goodrich Auto Works LLC
7255 Worth Rd
(607) 776-9714
Greater Southern Tier
(GST) BOCES
459 Philo Road
Elmira, New York 14903
(607) 739-3581
GSTBoces.org
Haverling Central School
District
25 Ellas Ave
(607) 776-3301
BathCSD.org
Homes Reflecting You by
Sheri, LLC
6719 St Rte 415 S.
(607) 776-5722
Central Steuben Chamber of
Commerce 2015 members
Keeler Services
47 W. Steuben St.
(607) 776-5757
Keuka Lake Land & Realty
7434 State Route 54
(607) 776-7446
Knowles Family Farms LLC
(formerly Double C)
6802 Shannon Road
(607) 776-9380
Machuga Contractors Inc.
PO Box 383
(607) 769-8199
MachugaContractors.com
M.J. Ward & Son, Inc.
PO Box 747
(607) 776-3351
National Hotel
13 E. Steuben St
(607) 769-4875
Nesbitt Financial Services
PO Box 826
(607) 776-2624
NesbittFinancial.com
Our Mission: “To promote quality family
life, self-sufficiency and the ability to
thrive for all people in our communities.”
Notable Antiques
117 West Washington St
(607) 329-3487
Pizza Deelite
31 Liberty St.
(607) 776-7001
For the past 50 years, Pro Action has been committed
to the idea that with financial self-sufficiency and
quality family life, all people can thrive.
Our programs, services and partnerships are designed
to support people as they build on their strengths to
achieve these milestones and live the fulfilling lives
they deserve.
Pregnancy Resource Center
of the Valleys, Inc.
22 Liberty St
(607) 776-8004
Realty USA - Hammondsport
PO Box 542
Hammondsport
New York 14840
(607) 569-2020
RealtyUSA.com
With the power of people and partnerships to fuel us,
Pro Action efficiently delivers a comprehensive array
of services that get results, such as:
Complete Auto / RV / Truck Repair
Sandblasting / Bedliners / Graphics
• Self Sufficiency
Employment and Training
• Quality Family Life
Family Development
607-776-7777 • Fax 607-776-9714
• Early Care and Education
Head Start family of services
Kris and Becky Goodrich
Aaron Kisiah, General Manager
Child Care Aware ® of
Steuben and Schuyler
goodrichautoworks@yahoo.com • goodysgraphics@yahoo.com
Goodrich Auto Works LLC
• Nutrition
Women, Infant and Children
(WIC)
Senior Nutrition
Yates Mobile Food Pantries
7255 Worth Rd, Exit 39 off I-86
Bath, NY 14810
• Senior Well-Being
Yates Office for the Aging
Steuben Bone Builders
• Energy
Energy-Savings and
Weatherization
Home Heating Assistance
• Community Programs
CA$H Tax Assistance
Yates AARP Tax Assistance
CHAMP
We are celebrating our 50th Anniversary with a week
of events September 21-24, 2015! Save the date on
your calendar and like us on Facebook to learn more!
Contact Us: Phone: 1-800-553-2033
E-Mail: proaction@proactioninc.org
Visit our Website at www.proactioninc.org
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Steuben Office:
117 E. Steuben Street
Bath, NY 14810
Phone 800-553-2033 or 607-776-2125
Fax 607-776-2723
Yates Office:
417 Liberty Street, Suite 1116
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone 315-536-5515 or 315-536-5516
Fax 315-536-5514
Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce 2015 members
REDEC/RRC
8 Denison Parkway East
(607) 962-3021
REDEC.us
R.L. Jones & Son, Inc.
19 Buell St
(607) 776-3552
John Senka Agency, Inc.
4 E. Washington St.
(607) 776-7000
ServU Federal Credit Union
9823 Science Center Drive
Painted Post
New York 14870
(607) 936-3154
ServUCU.com
Snyderwine Accounting
PO Box 512
(607) 776-4154
St. Thomas Episcopal
Church
122 Liberty Street
(607) 776-4503
StThomasBath.org
Steuben County Agricultural
Society
15 East Washington St
(607) 776-4801
Steuben County Industrial
Development Agency
PO Box 393
(607) 776-3316
SteubenCountyIDA.com
Steuben County Women INC
(NYS Womens Inc Chapter)
5377 Co Rt 10
Cameron, New York 14819
(607) 661-8467
Stewart Agency Inc.
33 Liberty St
Village of Bath Housing
Authority Spring Meadow
Apts.
135 Water Street
(607) 776-7823
(607) 776-7678
StewartAgency.com
Stork Insurance Agency
PO Box 443
136 Main St
(607) 569-2363
StorkInsurance.com
Village Taxi
7202 Chrisler Rd
Savona, NY 14879
(607) 654-1916
Susan Narby Southern Tier Hearing
7433 State Rte 54
(607) 776-1200
Wendy Lee Gould Esq.
3 Robie Street
(607) 776-4164
Taggart & Son
18 Pulteney Sq West
(607) 776-2241
The Southern Tier Shopper
PO Box 416
Hammondsport
New York 14840
(607) 569-2622
Wilkins RV Inc.
7520 Route 415
(607) 776-3103
WilkinsRV.com
WVIN-WABH Radio
PO Box 72
(607) 776-7384
“Making dreams come true”
is is an exciting,
aggressive industry
that we have loved being
a part of for over 25 years.
Residential & Commercial
Turnkey Modular
Construction
Homes Reflecting You...by Sheri, L.L.C.
6719 Rte. 415 South • Bath, NY 14810 • (607) 776-5722 • Fax: (607) 776-3064
www.homesreflectingyou.com • email: homesbysheri@verizon.net
Buying & Selling
Jewelry • Coins • Diamonds
Bullion • Watches
Sterling Flatware
25 Liberty Street • Bath, NY • (607) 776-3132
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Hours: M-F 9:30AM - 5:30PM • Sat: Call for hours
Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce 2015 members
18 Vine Inn & Carriage
House
18 Vine Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3039
18vine.net
A Family Affair Catering
10 Buell Street,
Bath, NY
607-794-0762
facebook.com/
a-family-affair-catering
Amber Waves Farm
Bed & Breakfast
8196 County Route 74,
Prattsburgh, NY
607-522-7733
amberwavesfarmbb.com
Around The Corner Catering
8947 Roff Hill Road,
Pulteney, NY
607-868-3243
aroundthecornercatering.com
Black Sheep Inn
8329 Pleasant Valley Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3767
stayblacksheepinn.com
Arts Center of Yates County
127 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-8226
artscenteryatescounty.org
Blushing Rose Inn
11 William Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2687
blushingroseinn.com
Babcock Hollow
Campground
919 Brown Road,
Wellsboro, PA
607-776-7185
babcockhollowcamp
ground.com
Bobber’s Fishing Excursions
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2791
bobbersfishnexc.com
Amity Rose
8264 Main Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3402
amityroseinn.com
Barger Landing
1 William Street,
Hammondsport, NY
570-398-1218
facebook.com/pages/
barger-landing
Arbor Housing &
Development
26 Bridge Street,
Corning, NY
607-654-7487 x2028
arbordevelopment.org
Barrington Cellars /
Buzzard Crest Vineyard
2794 Gray Road,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-9686
barringtoncellars.com
Arc of Steuben
1 Arc Way,
Bath, NY
607-776-4146
arcofsteuben.org
Bath Country Club
330 May Street
Bath, NY
607-776-5043
bathcountryclub.net
Aroma Coffee Art Gallery
60 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3047
facebook.com/
aromacoffeeartgallery
Best Western Plus Vineyard
Inn & Suites
142 Lake Street,
Penn Yan, NY
800-823-0612
bestwestern.com/penn_yan
Bow & Wow K-9 B&B
2799 Knapp Road,
Dundee, NY
607-243-7213
facebook.com/bowandwowkeukalake
Browsers
33 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2497
browsersonkeukalake.com
Bully Hill Vineyards
8843 Greyton Taylor
Memorial Drive,
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3610
bullyhillvineyards.com
Century Benefits Group
400 White Spruce Boulevard,
Suite C,
Rochester, NY
800-458-7805
aboutcentury.com
Child Care Aware of
Steuben and Schuyler
117 East Steuben Street,
Bath, NY
607-776-2126
proactioninc.org/cca
Clark Specialty Co., Inc.
8440 State Route 54,
Hammondsport, NY
607-773-3193 x13
clarkspecialty.com
Community Bank, N.A.
3 Park Place,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2188
communitybankna.com
Corning Community College
1 Academic Drive,
Corning, NY
607-962-9458
corning-cc.edu
Corning Landing on Keuka
1586 East Lake Road,
Hammondsport, NY
315-536-7435
corninglandingonkeuka.com
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
330 West William Street,
Corning, NY
607-936-3755
corninggas.com
Cottage on the Square
88 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
201-321-6046
cottageonthesquare.com
Crooked Lake
Antiques & More
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3455
crookedlakeantiques.com
Rug Hooking • Knitting • Quilting • Spinning • Felting • Framing
Classes • Supplies • Gifts • Notions • Patterns • Kits & more
67 Shethar Street – Hammondsport, NY 14840
607-569-3530 • fiberartsemporium@yahoo.com
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Located in the Historic Opera House
Mon-Sat 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. – Sunday 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Crooked Lake Ice Cream
Parlor & Restaurant
35 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2751
facebook.com/crookedlake
icecreamparlor
Crooked Line Farms, LLC
7780 Cold Springs Road,
Bath, NY
607-224-4011
crookedlinefarms.com
Custom Manufacturing, Inc.
10034 East Lake Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2738
archivalboxes.com
Day Dreams B&B
13 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-224-4032
daydreamsbb.com
Dennis Carlson - Realtor
508-935-7619
realtyusa.com/agent/denniscarlson/rusa2442
Domaine LeSeurre Winery
Hammondsport, NY
607-292-3920
dlwinery.com
Doyle Vineyard Management
PO Box 476,
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3245
doylevineyard.com
Dr. Sam Pennise, D.M.D.
28 Mechanic Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2242
Camp Elmbois
Hammondsport, NY
607-522-5200
elmbois.com
Empire Access
34 Main Street,
Prattsburgh, NY
800-338-3300
empireaccess.com
Fiber & Art Emporium
67 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3530
fiberartsemporium.com
Finger Lakes Beer Company
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3311
fingerlakesbeercompany.com
Finger Lakes Boating
Museum
Hammondsport, NY
607-794-4567
flbm.org
607-622-5363
fingerlakesspca.org
Finger Lakes
Storytelling Festival
14403 West Lake Road,
Hammondsport, NY
facebook.com/onceupon
alake
Finger Lakes Wellness
Center & Health Spa
Bath, NY
607-776-3737
fingerlakeswellness.com
First Presbyterian Church
1 Park Place,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2712
facebook.com/
hammondsport
presbyterianchurch
Five Star Bank
25 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2141
five-starbank.com
Finger Lakes Getaways
219 Lake Street,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-4821
fingerlakesgetaways.com
Finger Lakes Regional
Diving & Lakeshore Services
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3787
Finger Lakes Premier
Properties
142 Lake Street,
Penn Yan, NY
888-414-5253 x459
fingerlakespremierproperties.com
Fred & Harriett Taylor
Memorial Library
21 William Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2045
hammondsportlibrary.org
Finger Lakes SPCA
Bath, NY
Frey & Campbell, Inc.
87 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2297
Here
for you!
Kathleen Patterson
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Office: 607.224.4051 • Cell: 607.329.0778
90 Pulteney Street, P.O. Box 73, Hammondsport, NY 14840
www.nothnagle.com • kathpat59@gmail.com
Frontier Communications
37 Millard Street,
Dundee, NY
607-243-5707
frontier.com
Glenn H. Curtiss Museum of
Local History
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2160
glennhcurtissmuseum.org
Gone With The Wind B&B
28
Branchport, NY
607-868-4603
gonewiththewindonkeuka
lake.com
Hammondsport
Arts In The Alley
51 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
585-330-5064
Hammondsport
Central School
8272 Main Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-5200
hammondsportcsd.org
Hammondsport
First United Church
35 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3511
hammondsportumc.org
Hammondsport Grocery
22 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2060
facebook.com/pages/
hammondsport-grocery/
218049704905160
Hammondsport
Guest House
84 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-246-4005
vrbo.com/354295
Hammondsport Lodging
PO Box 92,
Hammondsport, NY
607-654-3917
hammondsportlodging.com
Hammondsport Opera
House, LLC
Hammondsport, NY
585-330-5064
Hammondsport Rotary Club
PO Box 69,
Hammondsport, NY
hammondsportrotary.org
Hammondsport
Storytelling Festival
Hammondsport, NY
315-694-5006
onceuponalake.com
Harvest & Artists Market
8383 Gallagher Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-382-9598
harvestandartists.com
Heron Hill Vineyards
Hammondsport, NY
800-441-4241
heronhill.com
Hickory Hill Camping Resort
Bath, NY
607-776-4345
hickoryhillcampingresort.com
Holiday Inn Express
Horseheads
2666 Corning Road,
Horseheads, NY
607-739-3681 x270
hiexpress.com/horseheads
Hunt Country Vineyards
4021 Italy Hill Road,
Branchport, NY
315-595-2812
huntwines.com
I Do That Tee’s
PO Box 218,
Hammondsport, NY
813-503-9460
idothattees.com
ICON Fine Art Photography
10249 Gibson Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-664-6416
iconartphoto.com
Ira Davenport Memorial
Hospital
Bath, NY
607-776-8501
arnothealth.org/ira-daven
port-memorial-hospital
Keuka Big Foot Charters
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2988
keukabigfoot.com
Keuka Brewing Company
8572 Briglin Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-4648
keukabrewingcompany.com
Keuka Insurance Group, Inc.
68 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-769-5000
keukainsurancegroup.com
Keuka Krest Stables
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2501
facebook.com/pages/
keuka-krest-stables/
1536186726638656
Keuka Lake & Land Realty
201 Elm Street,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-1959
keukare.com
Keuka Lake Art Association
314 East Washington Street,
Bath, NY
607-776-7774
keukalakeartassociation.com
Keuka Peaceful Roots
49 Shethar Street, 2nd floor,
Hammondsport, NY
973-769-2739
keukapeacefulroots.com
LaMarche Funeral Home
35 Main Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2174
lamarchefuneralhome.com
Keuka Spring Vineyards
243 East Lake Road,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-3147
keukaspringwinery.com
Larry’s Latrines
PO Box 43,
Hornell, NY
607-324-5015
larryslatrines.com
Keuka Watersports
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2889
keukawatersports.com
Law Offices of
Peter H. Baker
51 Main Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2181
familylaw-attorneys.com
KEUKAsana Yoga
15 Orchard Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-368-1988
keukasanayoga.com
Keuka Lake Association
142 Main Street,
Penn Yan, NY
866-369-3781
keukalakeassociation.org
Lime Berry Gallery & Winery
10014 Day Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3300
limeberrywine.com
Knot Driftwood Cruises
PO Box 218,
Hammondsport, NY
813-503-9460
idothattees.com
Keuka Lake Players
PO Box 631,
Hammondsport, NY
607-776-0125
keukalakeplayers.com
Dr. Konstantin Frank Vinifera
Wine Cellars
9749 Middle Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-4884
drfrankwines.com
Keuka Lake Vineyards
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-4100
klvineyards.com
Lady of the Lakes Suites
869 West Lake Road,
Branchport, NY
301-652-8393
ladyofthelakessuites.com
Keuka Lake Wine Trail
2375 Route 14A,
Penn Yan, NY
800-440-4898
keukawinetrail.com
Lake and Vine B&B
61 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3282
lakeandvinebb.info
Keuka Lakeside Inn
24 Water Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2600
keukalakesideinn.com
Luna Mezza Grille
41 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-246-4000
lunamezzagrille.com
Main Street Hair & Nails
56 Main Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2200
facebook.com/
mainstreethairandnails56
Maloney’s Pub
57 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2264
maloneyspub.com
McCorn Winery Lodging
30 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-377-2194
HAMMONDSPORT GROCERY
Cold Soda & Beer
Picnic Supplies • Deli & Bakery
Keuka Lodge
1350 North French Road,
Amherst, NY 607-438-0144
keukalodge.com
Keuka Oil Company
27 Shethar Street
Hammondsport, NY
607-738-2695
keukaoilcompany.com
Accepting EBT
22 Shethar Street • 569-2060
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Mon. thru Fri. 8am - 8pm • Sat. & Sun. 8am - 6pm
mccornwinerylodging.com
McGregor Vineyard
5503 Dutch Street,
Dundee, NY
607-292-3999
mcgregorwinery.com
Mercury Aircraft
17 Wheeler Avenue,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-4200
mercurycorp.com
Michael Hanna - Realtor
52 Pulteney Street,
Hammmondsport, NY
607-569-3579
realtyusa.com/agent/
michael-hanna/rusa2440
Microtel Inn & Suites
370 West Morris Street,
Bath, NY
607-776-5333
microtelinn.com/hotels/
new-york/bath/microtelinn-suites-bath/hoteloverview
MoonShadow Bed &
Breakfast
10249 Gibson Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-794-2398
moonshadowbedand
breakfast.com
SEO Word
PO Box 625,
Hammondsport, NY
315-849-0928
Opera House Antiques
61-63 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3525
operahouseantiques.org
Quality Wine Tours
783 Wangum Road,
Fishers, NY
877-424-7004
qualitywinetours.com
PALS Car Service
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-7079
palscarservice.com
Ravines Wine Cellars
Hammondsport, NY
315-694-3682
ravineswine.com
Park Inn Hotel & Restaurant
37-39 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-9387
parkinnhotel.biz
Nesbitt Financial Services
Bath, NY
607-776-2624
nesbittfinancials.com
Pleasant Valley Inn
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2282
pleasantvalleyinn.com
Notable Antiques
117 West Washington Street,
Bath, NY
607-329-3487
Pleasant Valley Wine
Company
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-6133
pleasantvalleywine.com
Nothnagle Realtors
Hometown Choice
90 Pultney Street,
Hammondsport, New York
315-719-4332
nothnaglehtc.com
Ray Kolo Excavating
7640 South Valley Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3587
facebook.com/pages/
kolo-ray-excavating/
155020311201216
Realty USA
52 Pulteney Street,
Hammmondsport, NY
607-569-2020
realtyusa.com
Red-tail Overlook Bed &
Breakfast
Hammondsport, NY
“Award of Excellence!”
“Restaurant of the Year!”
- Wine Spectator (yearly since 1995!)
- NY State Wine & Grape Foundation
Restaurant & Inn
European Style restaurant & bar
in a warm and cozy atmosphere.
Award winning food & drink.
Over 130 domestic Beers!
Over 300 Local Wines! (30 by the glass!)
Seafood • Pasta
Steaks • Vegetarian
LUNCH • DINNER • CATERING
ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS
30 Mechanic St. (on the Village Square)
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607-569-2528
www.VillageTavernInn.com
607-794-4422
facebook.com/pages/
Red-tail-Overlook-BedBreakfast/13763613
22624579
Rooster Hill Vineyards
489 State Route 54,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-4773
roosterhill.com
Sage Monroe Contracting
30 Pultney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
716-570-6797
Scandia House, Inc.
45 Shethar Street,
607-569-3070
scandiahouse.com
Sergeant House C&K
Enterprises Judy Kuhn
11740 West lake Road
Hammondsport,
New York 14840
301-788-5782
sergeanthouse.com
Shaw Agency, Inc.
Ellen Shaw-Maceko
PO Box 248
607-569-2700
erieinsurance.com/agencies/
ny/hammondsport/nn1045
Shethar 57
Carla Ridge
PO Box 483
607-569-3399
shethar57.com
Shirley’s Do-It-Best Lumber
Bath, NY
607-776-2051
shirleys.doitbest.com
Southern Tier Hospice
11751 East Corning Road,
Corning, NY
607-962-3100
carefirstny.org
Southern Tier Tobacco
Awareness Community
1 Park Lane,
Corning, NY
607-737-2858 x73481
sttac.org
607-776-2121
steubencourier.com
Sprague Insurance
34 West Market Street,
Corning, NY
607-937-8371 x128
spragueinsurance.com
Stever Hill Vineyards
3962 Stever Hill Road,
Branchport, NY
315-595-2230
steverhillvineyards.com
St. John Vianney Roman
Catholic Church
78 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3501
sjv2012.org
Stork Insurance Agency
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2363
storkinsurance.com
St. James Episcopal Church
Corner of Lake & Main,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2647
stjames14840.org
Steuben Brewing Company
10286 Judson Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3343
steubenbrewingcompany.com
Steuben Courier Advocate
10 West Steuben Street,
Bath, NY
The Best of Two Worlds
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3327
facebook.com/pages/
best-of-two-worlds-inc/
159806870717564
Van Scoter Garden Center
& Keuka Creamery
Known for service and quality since 1880
• Fresh and silk floral arrangements
for all occasions
• Plants, balloons and gifts
Complete Landscape Design & Service
• Bedding Plants • Stone Work
• Nursery Stock • Perennials
• UNILOCK Paver & Wall Systems
HARD & SOFT
ICE CREAM
• Delivery available in Bath
and surrounding areas
8434 St Rt 54, Hammondsport
Steve Lang, 569-3466 • cell: 329-5152
7209 State Rt. 54, Bath
(Near Hammondsport & the Curtiss Museum)
607-776-2184
HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30 p.m.
Saturday 8-2 p.m.
The ARTS Council of the
Southern Finger Lakes
79 West Market Street,
Corning, NY
607-962-5871
eARTS.org
Open May – October
31
The Cinnamon Stick
26 Mechanic Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2277
cinnamonstick.com
The Fine Thread B&B
38 Liberty Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2093
thefinethread.com
The Keuka Lake Motel
Keuka Village, NY
607-292-6622
keukalakemotel.com
The Observer / Finger Lakes
Media, Inc.
45 Water Street,
Dundee, NY
607-243-7600
observer-review.com
The Olney Place
823 East Lake Road,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-5454
theolneyplace.com
The Southern Tier Shopper
1 Myrtle Avenue,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2622
the-shopper.com
The Stone Victorian
PO Box 351,
Hammondsport, NY
412-979-7584
vrbo.com/429440
The Switzerland Inn
14109 Keuka Village Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-292-6927
theswitz.com
Village of Hammondsport
18 Water Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3700
hammondsport.com
The Windmill
Farm & Craft Market
3900 State Route 14A,
Penn Yan, NY
315-536-3032
thewindmill.com
Village Shores Marina
35 West Lake Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2770
facebook.com/pages/
village-shores-marina/
120300387986913
Toban Boarding Farm
7715 Van Ness Road,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2079
Top Dog Design Studio
Hammondsport, NY
607-292-7088
Village Tavern
Restaurant & Inn
30 Mechanic Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2528
villagetaverninn.com
Town of Urbana
Bath, NY
607-569-3743
townofurbana.com
Village Taxi
7202 Chrisler Road,
Savona, NY
607-654-1916
facebook.com/bathvillagetaxi
Union Block Italian Bistro
31 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-246-4065
unionblockitalian.com
Vine City Supply & Hardware
89 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2281
vinecitysupply.net
Urbana Masons F & AM
PO Box 321,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2407
masonpost.com/ny/
urbana459
Vinehurst Inn & Suites
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2300
vinehurstinn.com
Van Scoter Green Grocery &
Garden Center
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-3466
facebook.com/pages/
van-scoters-gardencenter/100494096678850
Waterfront Restaurant
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-4250
waterfrontkeuka.com
Wild Goose Chase Antiques
Hammondsport, NY
607-868-3946
wildgoosechaseantiques.net
Vang Real Estate
740 East Lake Road,
Penn Yan, NY
607-292-3177
vangteam.com
Wine Country Classics
Boats, Inc.
2405 Country Estates Road,
Penn Yan, NY
315-694-7420
winecountryclassicboats.com
Wiseguys Pizzeria & Subs
90 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2000
facebook.com/pages/
wiseguys-pizza-andsubs/111589528876729
Wohlschlegels Naples
Maple Farm
8064 Coates Road,
Naples, NY
585-775-7770
wohlschlegelsnaples
maplefarm.com
Wright’s Cottages on
Waneta Lake
9472 Lakeshore Drive,
Hammondsport, NY
607-292-6786
wrightscottages.com
WVIN-WABH Radio
PO Box 72,
Bath, NY
607-776-3326
wvinbath.com
Za.Zen Professional
Massage
54 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-664-7069
zazen.massagetherapy.com
Hammondsport Chamber of
Commerce
47 Shethar Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2989
hammondsport.org
Additional businesses
Stop in & Browse!
Have fun browsing through 2 floors of gifts & sportswear.
• Largest selection of regional souvenirs, T-shirts & sweatshirts in the area.
• Gifts for wine and beer lovers.
33 Shethar Street • Hammondsport, NY 14840 • (607) 569-2497
www.BrowsersonKeukaLake.com • browsers@frontiernet.net
Kathleen PattersonNothnagle HTC
90 Pulteney St.
P.O. Box 73
607-329-0778
www.nothnagle.com
Longwell Lumber & Building
Company, Inc.
PO Box 592
31 W. Steuben St.
Bath, NY 14810
607-776-2713
32
Parkview Wine and
Spirits/JS Hubbs
74 Pulteney St.
607-569-2493
www.jshubbs.com

2015 Visitor Resident Guide

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