Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum

Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum Our mission is to preserve, interpret and disseminate the history of the Town of Esopus, NY.

The museum is now open for visitors' hours on Mondays, Friday, Saturdays Sundays. We open between 11am and 12 noon, depending on our docent's availability, and close between 4 and 5pm. If you visit us and the museum happens to be closed, please look for the notice on our door with our director's contact information. He lives close by and can usually meet you within a few minutes from your call. If no one responds at museum phone number, please call: (845) 389-7072

06/20/2026

To EVERYONE who helped make today's Strawberry Festival a SUCCESS --- THANK YOU!

LOST/FOUND:
One of our visitors left a pair of large black sunglasses at the FOOD TICKETS TABLE. They are being kept in the office. If they are yours please call the museum and leave a message if no one answers. We will call you back to verify they are yours and when you can come pick them up. We hope they find their way back to their rightful owner!

Sincerely,
Zemar G. Gonzalez
KEM Communications Monitor

The "Klyne Esopus Museum" installed a new exhibit, "History Of The U.S. Flag" was created for the museum's celebration o...
06/05/2026

The "Klyne Esopus Museum" installed a new exhibit, "History Of The U.S. Flag" was created for the museum's celebration of America's 250 year semiquincentennial... June 20th will be the museum's annual Strawberry Festival. The exhibit is currently up for viewing.. This would be a fitting 'must-see' for our upcoming Flag Day on Sunday, June 14th... Visit the museum to view all of our wonderful exhibits!! And don't forget to attend the Strawberry Festival for some fun, food, music and history on June 20th..

IT'S ALMOST HERE! Only a few weeks away to our annual STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL!! Please call or email us with any questions a...
05/24/2026

IT'S ALMOST HERE!

Only a few weeks away to our annual STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL!!

Please call or email us with any questions about the event! We cannot allow comments, unfortunately, to keep the scammers away!

04/04/2026

On Wednesday, April 1st, we had a VERY successful season OPENING! Yesterday, and today were very successful as well! Thank you to all who visited!

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the museum will be CLOSED tomorrow (Saturday, April, 5th).

We WILL be OPEN again on SUNDAY AND MONDAY!

We are also open BY APPOINTMENT during the rest of the week!

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

02/20/2026

In the interest of safety, and energy conservation, we have decided to return to our "BY APPOINTMENT ONLY" status during the winter months.

Please feel free to call or email us about an appointment to see the museum @ the the information listed in our INTRO panel. If there is no response at the museum phone number, please call (845) 389 - 7072 to reach our President (Louis Timperio) for information about scheduling a visit.

WE WILL RETURN to the seasonal hours on APRIL 1ST.

Thank you everyone for your understanding. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you so much for this wonderful video Vinnie Morano ...
06/23/2025

Thank you so much for this wonderful video Vinnie Morano ...

A short video starring the Klyne Esopus Museum.

05/12/2025

What does "the tool of the creator" mean in Native American spirituality?

In the fourth and final part of our series with Evan T. Pritchard, a local anthropologist, author, and Mi'kmaq descendent, we talk about, "helping creation to continue".

Watch now. Part 4 of our series on Indigenous culture and history. Visit our page for parts 1-3.

05/05/2025

Evan T. Pritchard talks about Native American Spirituality in part 3 of our ongoing series.

Watch parts 1 & 2 if you haven't already. Part 4 coming soon!

04/28/2025

How did the The First People of Esopus relate to the land?

In the second part of our conversation with Evan T. Pritchard, a local anthropologist, author, and Mi'kmaq descendant, we talk about the importance of acknowledging the original people of Esopus and how they exchanged with Mother Earth.

Watch now. Part 2 of our series on Indigenous culture and history. Part 3 coming soon, stay tuned!

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764 Route 9W
Ulster Park, NY
12487

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