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The H. Lee White Marine Museum is housed in the former administration building for a huge, then state-of the-art 1920’s grain elevator complex on the Oswego Harbor’s west side pier. The grain elevator itself was demolished in 1998, but the two-story steel frame, smooth stucco-finished administration building was retained by the Port of Oswego Authority and generously provided to the Museum

Half-Shire has charge of the Heritage Hall during the Oswego County Fair and has a full week of events planned. The Oswego County Fair will be held Wednesday July 2 through Sunday July 6, 2008. Daily admission is free.

Submitted by Half-Shire Historical SocietyOn Saturday May 31, and Sunday June 1, Half-Shire was open to the public as part of the Richland Hamlet community yard sale weekend. A few area residents staffed tables inside […]

Our video camera worked overtime on Saturday morning. When we weren’t using it to get still pictures of the Memorial Day Salute parade, we switched to video mode to capture the sounds of all of […]

Looking for a unique vacation destination that won’t eat up all your gas money?Oswego County’s great fishing, beautiful beaches and sunsets, and fascinating history make it a popular destination for families and outdoor lovers all year long. You can explore Oswego County in your own backyard at the County’s new tourism Web site, www.visitoswegocounty.com

Submitted by Half-Shire Historical SocietyOn May 17, Half-Shire hosted the annual Heritage hall planning luncheon. Over thirty people attended, and most plans were finalized for the hall. This year the Fair is working with a […]

While his opponent was in Oswego Friday, Republican Assemblyman Will Barclay was in Fulton, shaking hands and chatting with locals at Mimi’s Drive In diner.