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Being the Otsego County seat Cooperstown is somewhat of a political center. A small town by almost anyone’s standards it had a population of only 1,936 in 2003.
While most commonly known for The Baseball Hall of Fame Cooperstown is rich with history. Having close ties to the past Cooperstown strives to preserve its roots and pre-roots. Native American art, lore and culture is kept alive by museums and festivals in the surrounding area. Farming being the main source of early settlers’ livelihoods is also honored by museums as well. At one time it was home to the famous American author James Fenimore Cooper, son of the founder, William Cooper.
Cooperstown is also prided for its architecture and landscaping. With large Victorian houses lining many of the streets and commissioned landscaping companies caring for the public buildings it is easily one of the most aesthetically pleasing towns in New York State.
While most commonly known for The Baseball Hall of Fame Cooperstown is rich with history. Having close ties to the past Cooperstown strives to preserve its roots and pre-roots. Native American art, lore and culture is kept alive by museums and festivals in the surrounding area. Farming being the main source of early settlers’ livelihoods is also honored by museums as well. At one time it was home to the famous American author James Fenimore Cooper, son of the founder, William Cooper.
Cooperstown is also prided for its architecture and landscaping. With large Victorian houses lining many of the streets and commissioned landscaping companies caring for the public buildings it is easily one of the most aesthetically pleasing towns in New York State.
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Aug 22, 2004
Well we went to Cooperstown today. Small town, but all about baseball there. I would fit in really good there. haha. So we went to the Baseball Hall of fame. That was way cool. Alot of old contracts and baseball movie uniforms, like from A league of there own but had the real peoples stuff too of c…
May 29, 2007 – May 30, 2007
Welcome to the city of the Hills and the home to the Baseball Hall of Fame. My brother lives here, and we went down for a day to see the sights a bit. Oneonta and Cooperstown are very quaint little towns in the middle of the Catskill Mountains.
May 29, 2008 – Jun 07, 2008
Visited the Baseball Hall of Fame and then met with Aunt Deb and Grandma at the home and ate lunch in town.
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