Gilkinson Sorena (Lic. R.E. Salesperson): Such a great place! New updates to the field have been made and it looks great! A nice pavilion for a picnic or activities area, nice restrooms and concession stand. 2 fields for people to use and lots of green space.
Amanda Stohl: Decided to make a spur of the moment overnight trip with my daughter. We had a blast glamping. The accommodations were perfect. Comfortable and spacious. We will be back!! 100/10
Hildy Eppel Hassman: A quaint stop to admire the houses and calm waters. The bell chimes on each quarter of the hour which was lovely to hear. We walked and relaxed a bit - took some pics.
Brandon Whittemore: Reminds me of Carmel, CA. Have not attended any events other than a Jurasic Park showing at the amputheater accumpined by an orchestra for the soundtrack. This place was developed to be the "perfect community". I was half expecting to see the Stepford Wives. I did enjoy the area. Plan on attending some events this summer. Be warned, the Brick Walk Cafe has low standards for the quality of the food served.
Theresa St. John: Awesome place to visit - who hasnt read at least one of his books??? Very small and simple, but wonderful to go inside and stand where he stood, look out the windows where he gazed off into the distance while he wrote about life. Docents share the history from May to October. Hours are posted on the door and website. Cool piece of history on the college graounds.
Lake Kubilius: Small place, but an art lovers gem in the heart of Elmira. Some extremely high quality pieces in a very quiet place. Excellent for a quick, thoughtful stroll with no crowds.
Nancy Shumway: What a wonderful little piece of history. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Our tour guide Cleveland was extremely knowledgeable and made all these facts interesting. He was friendly and seemed to truly enjoy sharing the life of John W. Jones with us. Take the time to stop and visit. You wont be disappointed.
James Carroll: Great historical society and museum. Lots of information on many topics of the area. Really nice space and a really friendly staff totally worth a look.
Theresa St. John: Wonderful museum highlighting the history of soaring. I have more images, and will add them as I find them. Docent was very knowlegeable, especially with the WWII soaring and females who became important figures in the industry. Nice gift shop with books and other items to purchase while there. I thought it was a very interesting place to visit.
