Ganondagan State Historic Site
Archaeological · Victor, New York
The site of a Seneca town of some 4,500 people, destroyed in 1687 by a French army under the Marquis de Denonville, who burned the town and roughly a million bushels of stored corn to break Seneca control of the fur trade. It is the only New York State Historic Site dedicated to a Native American theme, it is interpreted by Seneca people, and it holds a full-size BARK LONGHOUSE built and furnished as it would have been in the 1670s.
7000 County Road 41, Victor, New York, 14564, United States
THE 569 ACRES OF INTERPRETED TRAILS ARE FREE AND OPEN DAILY, year round, dawn to dusk. The Seneca Art and Culture Center is ticketed and keeps seasonal hours; ⚠ THE BARK LONGHOUSE IS SEASONAL and is the reason most people visit — check before travelling. Festivals and community programming run through the year and some events close parts of the site. ⚠ HOURS, SEASON AND ADMISSION WERE NOT VERIFIED FOR THIS FILE — confirm on ganondagan.org. ⚠ This is a State Historic Site and may already exist as a bulk-import row.
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