Did you know the Shakers found themselves involved in New York State’s first legislative divorce in the early 19th century? When Eunice Chapman’s husband took their children and joined the Shakers,
Help us celebrate the release of "Their Name is Wicks" a new book written by Ann Sayers, an independent scholar and SHS volunteer. The story follows the large Wicks family
They Built America is the third original play in a series highlighting the role of upstate New York in forging the history of America. The play tells the story of
Enjoy an evening of contra dance in the historic 1848 Shaker Meeting House! This is the perfect evening of fun and entertainment for both beginners and seasoned dancers alike. No
Enjoy an evening of contra dance in the historic 1848 Shaker Meeting House! This is the perfect evening of fun and entertainment for both beginners and seasoned dancers alike. No
In many respects, the Shakers were ahead of their time, especially when it came to ideas about social welfare and the treatment of animals. They believed all living things should
This charming and rustic Berry Basket is made from smoked reed with accents of color and Shaker Tape handles. The rustic color mimics the weathered barn next to the berry
Join us for a special tour during extended evening hours at the Shaker Heritage Society! Learn about the classic architecture of the Shaker community & tour buildings that are not
Enjoy the beautiful upstate NY summer as you explore the booths of dozens of local and regional artisans on the grounds of the Shaker Heritage Society. A Family Activity Tent
The Erie Canal was one of the most impressive engineering feats in American history. It connected the Atlantic Ocean to the Midwest, not only economically, but spiritually as well. It
