Tourism
Celebrate Tourism Week With The Latest Oswego County Visitor Guide
NYS Canal System Tourism Infrastructure And Events Grant Application Now Open
Mayor Barlow Announces Free Lighthouse Tours September 17, 18
City Of Oswego Visitor Center Opens For Season
Sandra Scott Travels: Haunted Historical New York State
Fort Ontario State Historic Site Hosts Self-Guided Walking Tours About Battle Of Oswego
Scene Around Town: Gone Fishin’
This is just one of many great photos taken at the annual Women’s Fly Fishing Seminar, held at Pineville on the Salmon River on Saturday. Women who love to fish got expert help in the difficult art of fly fishing.
Jessica Burt took this photo for the Oswego County Department of Promotions and Tourism, which shared them with us.
Go to the Oswego County Tourism Facebook page to see all the great pictures from this event.
With Fort Ontario Closed, Local Officials Will Ask State If Volunteers Can Run The Site
Local officials are not willing to let Fort Ontario sit idle for the entire summer.
At a meeting of the county’s Tourism Advisory Council this week, county officials and local tourism business owners decided to ask the state if there’s a way to get the fort open. Fort Ontario is one of 55 state parks, historic sites and golf courses that either closed or were not allowed to open for the summer because state lawmakers have not approved a state budget yet.
Do This This Weekend: The British Raid on Fort Oswego, 1814 Recounted at Fort Ontario

On Saturday at 1:15 p.m., Harold Youmans will present a program on the 1814 British raid on Oswego at Fort Ontario State Historic Site. Youmans will use primary sources and present some new information and insights on the battle; he will discuss the strategies, available forces, execution, and results of the British efforts.