Congratulations to the Cayuga County Chamber of Commerce’s October Member of the Month Seward House MuseumCongratulations to the Cayuga County Chamber of Commerce’s October Member of the Month Seward House Museum
Mission
The Seward House Museum connects people to the legacy of the Seward family and interprets their vision for equality, service, democracy, and progress.
Institutional History
In 1951 William Henry Seward III bequeathed the family home in Auburn, NY to the Fred L. Emerson Foundation to serve as living memorial to his famous father and grandfather. After a few years of careful preparation, the Seward House opened to the public in 1955, was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1964, and now displays one of the most original collections of any historic home in America. In 2008 the museum established itself as its own independent 501-C3 not for profit museum.
Seward House Museum
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm
The Seward House Museum is open March – December, Tuesday – Saturday, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm for tours.
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Networking
Learn MoreRelationship marketing is one of the key methods to generate and sustain business. Our networking events provide Members with an environment in which to build relationships and conduct business with one another.
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Marketing
Learn MoreThe Chamber’s publicity, community recognition, and marketing exposure venues afford opportunities for Member businesses to engage in out-reach efforts to hundreds of community business leaders.
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Resources
Learn MoreThe Chamber is dedicated to Member success. Our Programs and Services offer various seminars and workshops that can be strategically utilized to enhance skills, promote problem solving, and motivate greater commitment.
