Virtual Exhibitions

Take a close-up look inside the cabin that Anne LaBastille built on Twitchell Lake near Old Forge. Here, she lived without electricity or plumbing and wrote vividly about her connection with nature.

This washroom closet was assigned as the sleeping quarters for young Fulton Fryar, the first Black student at Schroon Lake’s Seagle Music Colony. Segregated from other student housing, Fryar focused on making the sparse room feel like home—and a place where all were welcome.

Enjoy a sneak peek behind the scenes at the museum’s collection storage space. Here, the material culture that chronicles how people have lived, worked, and recreated in the Adirondacks over 100s of years is meticulously conserved and available for study and scholarship.