Andes Society for History & Culture, Andes NY

GallERY

The Hunting Tavern Museum, c. 1820 - Restored 1999
Old Fire Hall & Thrift Shop, c. 1896 - Andes NY
Pleasant Valley Meeting House c.1854, Andes NY
The Hunting Tavern Museum is named after Ephraim Hunting, who ran the tavern during the mid-1800s
The Hunting Tavern Museum recreated Tap Room, 1999
The Hunting Tavern Museum Gallery & Event Space
Hunting Tavern Museum, Andes NY
Portrait of Osman Steele (died August 7, 1845), undersheriff of Delaware County. Gift of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Foster
Hunting Tavern Museum 1976, before restoration began
Hunting Tavern Museum before restoration—it was last used as a hardware store
Portrait of Parthenia Davis, anti-rent supporter. Artist: Scott Hill, 2022
Welcome to the Hunting Tavern Museum Anti-Rent War galleries
Anti-Rent War Galleries
The Hunting Tavern Museum, Recreated Tap Room
The Hunting Tavern Museum, recent exhibition
The Parthenia Davis Gift Shop
Museum Gallery Space
Inside the Hunting Tavern Museum
1845 Anti-Rent War Mask
Anti-Rent War Exhibition
Reproduction of Mary Earley's Anti-Rent mural painting (1939), depicting "Calico Indians"
Anti-Rent Wars Re-enactment,1976
Tavern dining room recreation for turnpike travelers
Tavern dining room recreation
Tavern dining room
Tools for building barns
Welcome to the Hunting Tavern Museum
Architect’s drawing of the Tavern as it would have appeared in 1840
Pleasant Valley Meeting Hall, c.1854
1976 Family Donates Hotel
Andes Society for History and Culture First Newsletter, 1976
The Hunting Tavern, renovation
The Hunting Tavern, renovation
The Old Andes Fire Hall, built in 1896
Newspaper Clipping, 1975
Anti-Rent Wars Re-enactment,1976

The painting featured on our home page is an oil painting of “The Dowie Mill” of Andes by Mary Kate Shaw Ballantine (1856-1938).
The mill stood where the Ballantine Park is now located.

“The Dowie Mill” of Andes by Mary Kate Shaw Ballantine (1856-1938)

– Saturday, August 30 @ 3 p.m. –

"Songs & Sounds of the Anti-Rent Movement"

Are you ready to hear the forgotten echoes of rebellion sing once more?
Nancy Newman’s new book reconstructs the Anti-Rent movement’s forgotten songs, joining historical lyrics to their tunes, revealing participants’ ideals and struggles. This isn’t just a historical lecture; it’s an invitation to experience history unearthed!

Click Here to Discover More

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~ Celebrating 50 years of service & community ~

Join us as we commemorate this milestone with stories woven into our historic facilities –Every visit is a new adventure! Enjoy our ongoing exhibits that captivate and inspire. Discover treasures in our unique gift shop, and explore our eclectic thrift shop for hidden gems. Stop by and experience the heart of our community!

Andes Society for History & Culture, Andes NY

~ Join the Andes SOciety for HiStORy & CulTure ~

Are you passionate about history and culture? The ASHC is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to celebrating the rich heritage of Andes New York and our vibrant surrounding communities. Become a part of our journey to preserve and promote the incredible history of the Andes! Together, we can create a community that values and shares our cultural legacy.

Become a Member

As a volunteer-led team with limited staff, especially during the off-season, we kindly ask that you reach out to us for research appointments and inquiries by calling 845-676-3775. Please leave a detailed message, and we will respond as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to connecting with you!

Andes Society for History & Culture, Andes NY

ANDES SOCIETY
FOR HISTORY AND CULTURE
PHONE: (845) 676-3775
OPEN: Saturdays and
By Appointment

HUNTING TAVERN MUSEUM & PARTHENIA GIFT SHOP
288 Main Street | Andes, NY 13731
SEASONAL: June – October
DAYS: Saturdays
HOURS: 11am-4pm

OLD ANDES FIREHALL & THRIFT SHOP
100 Main Street | Andes, NY 13731
SEASONAL: June – September
DAYS: Monday – Saturday
HOURS: 10am-4pm