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Ganondagan State Historic Site

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Ganondagan State Historic Site stands at the location of what was one of the largest, most vital 17th-century Seneca towns until its destruction in 1687. Today, Ganondagan is a National Historic Landmark and the only Seneca town developed and interpreted in the United States. 

Explore five centuries of art, culture, and history through interactive and multi-media exhibits at the Seneca Art & Culture Center, tour a full-sized replica of a 17th-century bark longhouse, enjoy self-guided walks along marked trails across more than 500 scenic acres, and browse one-of-a-kind artisan goods in the gift shop. Visitors can also experience Seneca culture firsthand through annual events such as the summer Indigenous Music & Arts Festival and the Winter Games. 

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Amenities

General
  • Free/Donations Accepted:
  • Wheelchair Accessible:

Things To Do

General
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History
  • Historic Sites:
  • Path Through History:
Museums
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  • Art & Culture Museums:
Nature
  • State Parks:
Accessibility

Accessible Amenities

Blind/Low Vision
  • Blind/Low Vision Accommodations:
  • Signage: Yes
  • Staff Orientation to Venue: Yes
Deaf and/or Hearing Loss
  • Deaf and/or Hearing Loss Accommodations:
  • Portable Listening Device: Yes
  • ASL Interpreter: Yes
  • Closed-Captioned Films/Videos: Yes
Additional Amenities
  • Accessible Amenities:
  • Accessible Car Parking Onsite: Yes
  • Accessible Van Parking Onsite: Yes
  • Assistive Equipment: Yes
  • Unisex/Companion Bathroom: Yes
  • Disability Discount: Yes
  • Service Animal Relief: Yes
Mobility/Wheelchair Access
  • Mobility/Wheelchair Access Accommodations:
  • Accessible Bathroom: Yes
  • Accessible Entrance: Yes
  • Accessible Route: Yes
  • Seating/Bench: Yes
  • Accessible Guided Tour: Yes
  • Accessible Seating - Auditorium/Theater: Yes
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