When you set out on an adventure with Adirondack Architectural Heritage, you can expect to see most well-known historic structures in our region, including historic Great Camps and the stunning rustic architecture made famous in and around the Adirondacks.
But we’ll also take you beyond those popular places to former industrial communities, local farms, historic town halls, roadside stops, and much more! We’ll introduce you to local treasures like Plattsburgh’s World War II-era Lustron Homes. We’ll bring you to historic downtowns and Main Streets while we discuss the Adirondacks’ social and commercial evolution. We’ll traverse the Ausable River and shine a light on local engineering landmarks like Keeseville’s Stone Arch Bridge. We’ll introduce you to Adirondack builders and architects like Coulter, Muncil, Prescott, Johnson, and Inman, as well as the women who had a hand in designing Adirondack structures in Keene Valley and atop Otis Mountain. And that’s just to name a few!
In addition to our far-reaching and popular summer tours, we offer talks, webinars, and hands-on workshops in destinations across the region where we invite you to learn, listen, discuss, and practice all of the exciting aspects of architecture and historic preservation in the Adirondacks!