Romantic Things To Do in Plattsburgh, New York

Features critically-acclaimed films, alternative productions, restored classics and first-run foreign movies. More on Travel.yahoo.com

Individual theaters are smaller in size and provide less ambient noise while watching the movie (crowd chit... More on Yahoo! Travel

America's largest freshwater beach. Concessions. Picnicking. More on iloveny.com

America's largest freshwater beach. Open from Memorial Day Weekend in May through Labor Day in September. More on Travel.yahoo.com

Historic home documenting the lives ... More on TripAdvisor

If you want to go back in see what the past looked like come ASAP. More on Yahoo! Travel

Located on the campus of the State University of New York, exhibits include paintings, drawings and books by i ... More on PlanetWare

Topics: new, york. More on MuseumStuff.com

Art collection and permanent installations. Large concentration of visual art. More on iloveny.com

A little out of the way gallery on the main highway. Featuring local artists as well as national artworks o... More on Tripadvisor.com

I had an excellent experience and really was happy to find such a professional and knowledgeable establis... More on TripAdvisor

The Clinton County Historical Museum displays domestic and historical artifacts. A diorama of the Battle of Pl ... More on PlanetWare

Six-gallery museum. Exhibits on 300 years of local history. More on iloveny.com

I spent an afternoon with my family and let's just say they were not impressed. First of all, the tour must last at least 90 minutes, which is a bit long for an adult so just imagine for a child. A... More on insiderpages.com

Entry Fee is very cheap , only 10 dollars per adult and 5 dollars per child and depending on how much you see inside, it's well worth the money. More on insiderpages.com

Rockwell Kent (1882-1971), artist, author, and political activist, had a long and varied career. -- During his lifetime, he worked as an architectural draftsman, illustrator, printmaker, painter, lobsterman, ship's carpenter, and ... More on MuseumStuff.com