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Cooperstown, New York

Perhaps best known as the place where baseball started, Cooperstown is home to the Baseball Hall of Fame. But the town has much more than just baseball. We visited the Farmers' Museum, the Fenimore Art Museum and Hyde Hall.

The town is at the southern end of Lake Otsego, a body of water nine miles long and over 160 feet deep. The lake is the start of the Susquehanna River, a river that wanders 444 miles to the Chesapeake Bay. The Susquehanna watershed drains 27,510 square miles and supplies more than 50% of the fresh water entering Chesapeake bay.

Marina - Otsego Lake
Marina - Otsego Lake
Lake View
Lake View
Local Quacker
Local Quacker
A Cottage
A Cottage
A Painted Lady
A "Painted Lady"
Victorian In the Woods
Victorian In the Woods
House On a Hill
House On a Hill
Pomeroy House
Pomeroy House
House
House
A Proper Presentation
A Proper Presentation
Lakeside House
Lakeside House
Otsego County Courthouse
Otsego County Courthouse
Cooperstown Library
Cooperstown Library
Baseball Hall of Fame
Baseball Hall of Fame
Doubleday Stadium
Doubleday Stadium
Christ Church
Christ Church
RR Headquarters
RR Headquarters
0-6-0 Steam Locomotive
0-6-0 Steam Locomotive
Hand Car
Hand Car
Otesaga Hotel
Otesaga Hotel
Lakefront  Park
Lakefront Park
Indian Hunter
Indian Hunter
Evening on Lake Otsego
Evening on Lake Otsego
Morning: Remains of Ivan
Morning: Remains of Ivan
Hyde Hall
Hyde Hall
Headwaters - Susquehanna River
Headwaters - Susquehanna River
Watershed Info
Watershed Info
Toward Chesapeake Bay
Toward Chesapeake Bay