The Erie Canal Heritage Park will reopen in Spring 2021
The Erie Canal Heritage Park will reopen in Spring 2021
By way of the membership, the Canal Society can be a vocal advocate for preservation. In the past we have helped to save endangered old vessels, buildings, and sites. Your membership, along with hundreds of others, can be a powerful voice against the loss of historic places and objects.
Throughout the year, the Canal Society hosts various gatherings to help you discover the history of New York’s canals. Check out our events tab for more information!
For over 60 years, members of the Canal Society have been collecting and archiving materials and artifacts that help to tell the story of the canals of New York and other states, and even other countries. In addition to these materials, members have documented every canal and canal site they found with photographs, allowing us to go back into time to see how these sites have aged, changed, or disappeared over the years. These collections are available to researchers who wish to find original source materials.
Visit the Erie Canal Heritage Park via our dedicated New York State Thruway exit near Eastbound milepost 309. While there is no direct westbound access from the Thruway, there is an entrance from Route 31 in Port Byron.
Our physical address is 1575 Rooker Drive, Port Byron, NY 13410.
1575 Rooker Drive, Port Byron, New York 13140, United States
Questions? Ask us! Contact: Cabryn Gurdo, Executive Director Email: info@newyorkcanals.org Phone: (315) 776-4112 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 303, Port Byron, New York, 13140
The Park closed for the season on October 31st.
We look forward to reopening the Park in Spring 2021.
Visitors Center Phone (during open hours): (315) 776-4601