CNY Living History Center
Overview
CNY Living History Center houses the Brockway Truck Museum, Homeville Military Museum, and Tractors of Yesteryear under one roof in a restored US‑11 building. Exhibits cover local industrial history, military artifacts, and agricultural machinery with rotating displays and archival items.
The center is run by local volunteers and offers regular public hours Tuesday–Saturday, group tours, and special events. All three collections are included with a single admission price and the site accepts major credit cards.
What to Expect
Visit a compact, easy-to-walk museum complex where you can view purpose-built exhibits of trucks, tractors, and military artifacts and read contextual panels and photographs.
Highlights
- See restored Brockway heavy trucks with interpretive labels and photographs.
- Browse military uniforms, equipment, and Homeville dioramas spanning US conflicts.
- Examine tractors and farm equipment from local agricultural history.
- Museum shop and staff available to answer provenance and restoration questions.
Best way to experience it: allow 60–90 minutes for a relaxed visit, arrive by car (ample on-site parking), and call ahead for group tours or to confirm special exhibits.
Things to Note
- Open Tue–Sat 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; last admission typically 3:30 PM.
- Single admission covers all three on-site museums.
- Credit cards accepted; group rates available by phone.
- Located on US‑11 with on-site parking; phone: (607) 299‑4185.
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Entry
$7–$15






