Things To Do in Montgomery, New York

The 9-hole "Scott's Corner" course at the Scott's Corner Golf Course facility in Montgomery, New York featu... More on Golflink.com

The views are great! More on golflink.com

Winding Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole executive length golf course in Montgomery, New York. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may... More on TheGolfCourses.net

this course is wonderfuly maintained and the people are very friendly. More on Yahoo! Travel

Tandem Skydive at Sky's the Limit Skydiving Center for a thrill that has to be experienced to be believed. Sky's the ... More on Skysthelimit.net

Train and jump on the same day! Take part in the excitement of accelerated freefalls, static lines or tandem jumps. More on Discoverourtown.com

Located on the grounds of Brick House Museum. Authentic barns, historic farm machinery and hand implements. More on iloveny.com

Its alright, but this is the place to meet the guys from OCC. More on GeckoGo

18th century estate of Nathaniel Hill. Colonial and Victorian furnishings. Special events throughout the year. More on iloveny.com

Built in 1768, exhibits on seven generations ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This hilly course's narrow fairways are tree lined, and its large greens are medium speed. Water hazards (a large lake ... More on Golf.com

The grounds keepers do a great job. More on golflink.com

Inscription. Early name of Montgomery. James Ward built a bridge near this site, mid 1700s for access to his grist mill, nearby, now gone. , Location. 41° 31.722′ N, 74° 14.308′ W. Marker is in Montgomery, New ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of stone house built by pioneer settler Wilhelm Smith in 1759. Replaced by his descendants c. 1850 present Greek revival style frame structure which incorporates fabric from the o... More on HMDB

2 rooms (one queen, one with twin beds), shared bath in 1830's farmhouse decorated with antiques and crafts. Hearty country breakfast ... More on iloveny.com

Original site opened in 1787 and 4th school incorporated under the New York State Board of Regents in 1791. Present brick building was erected in 1820. Today serves as Village Hall, library ... More on Orangetourism.org

Inscription. Built by Palantine settler Hans Smith 1771. Enlarged by Johannes Miller 1791 a promoter of Cochecton Pike, Montgomery Academy & County Agricultural Society, , Location. 41° 30.742... More on HMDB