Osceola, New York and the North America Fiddler's Hall of Fame and Museum

 Lane across the street from Old Lard's Barn Bed and Breakfast

       Old Lard's Barn

 

Fiddler's Hall of Fame and Museum in Osceola, New York

The house that is now the museum was Betty's grandparents home

Her Grandfather owned the local lumber mill and broom making factory

 

The museum is only open on weekends, but Betty had arranged for Leona, a relative of a relative

(Uncle Harold  was great uncle and uncle to them on different sides of the family)

to open the museum for us.

Later she had lunch with us and we enjoyed learning more Comins family and local history.

 

 Leona runs the Old Lard's Barn Bed and Breakfast

 Betty Comins Stewart

 Aunt Betty, her niece Patti and her daughter, Courtney

 Old Methodist Church in Osceola

 Meeting Leona for lunch

Post person just has to turn the wheel

and the next box comes to them

 If memory serves, this was the home of Betty's Uncle and Aunt

 This home next to the cemetery is where Betty's Grandmother and bachelor Uncle lived

after moving from the house that is now the Fiddler's Museum

 I like how Nature has embraced this memorial to the dead

 Little Falls, New York

A good breakfast at the little cafe