Things To Do in Palmyra, New York

topics: textiles, American Coverlets, Coverlets, Weaving, Spinning, Weavers, Palmyra New York, LDS, Mormon, Alling Coverlet. More on MuseumStuff.com

Features the largest collection of American hand woven coverlets in the United States. It is named for Mrs. Merle Alling, Rochester, New York resident and coverlet collector, and is housed in a 190... More on iloveny.com

Palmyra Historic Museum, once a hotel, now houses 23 rooms of history. The rooms are filled with period furnis ... More on PlanetWare

topics: Mormon, LDS history, Joseph Smith, Erie Canal, Ghosts, Religion, Abolition, Underground Railroad. More on MuseumStuff.com

The Alling Coverlet Museum houses the largest collection of coverlets in the US. The coverlets date from the 1 ... More on PlanetWare

We rode the entire trail from Lockport to Newark (111 miles) in 3 days this past July (2010), the trail surface is either stone dust or asphalt the entire way, so there are no need to bypass any se... More on TrailLink.com

Instead use Day Rd intersection which has picnic tables and nice parking . More on TrailLink.com

The Hill Cumorah Visitors Center, Welcome Center at the Joseph Smith Farm, Smith Family Homes, Book of Morm... More on Hillcumorah.org

Interesting place to see a very over-produced yearly mormon lip-synched show. More on GeckoGo

1855 brick home on grounds of working sheep farm. Antique furnishings. Comp. breakfast. Wool shop ... More on iloveny.com

Our rooms were very clean . More on TripAdvisor

In A.D. 421, Moroni, the last survivor of a great civilization that had inhabited the Americas since about 600 ... More on PlanetWare

Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site Grandin Printing Shop (217 E. Main St., Palmyra, NY 14522) In the early 1800's Palmyra, New York was bursting with the promise of growth and prosperity. In ... More on Hillcumorah.org

The Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site in Palmyra allows visitors to view the printing and binding proce ... More on PlanetWare

Providing bed and breakfast accommodations in the heart of Historic Palmyra. Near Erie Canal and sites of the Church ... More on iloveny.com