1859 Erie Canal Bridge Collapse Monument, Albion
America 250
2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the foundational document of the American Revolution, which took place between 1774 and 1783 and led to the creation of the United States of America. What is now the State of New York played a crucial and enduring role not only during the Revolutionary Era but also throughout the subsequent 250 years of the nation’s history.
Throughout the year, Orleans County will commemorate this occasion with history lectures, themed events, reenactments, parades, and more. These events are listed below.
Events
Explore Orleans County's History
Bent's Opera House
Boxwood Cemetery
Clarendon Historical Society Museum & Farwell's Settlement
Cobblestone Architecture
Cobblestone Society Museum
Company F Memorial
Courthouse Square Historic District
Downtown Medina
Gaines Basin Road Cobblestone Schoolhouse
Hillside Cemetery
Holley Depot Museum
Holley/Fancher Memorial
Holy Family Parish
Kendall Community Park
Kendall War Memorial
Medina Armory & Company F Monument
Medina Historical Society Museum
Medina Railroad Museum
Medina Sandstone Hall of Fame
Millville Cemetery
Mount Albion Cemetery
Murray-Holley Historical Society
Oak Orchard Lighthouse Museum
Old St. Joseph Cemetery
Pratt Event Center
Pullman Universalist Church
Salisbury Fountain
Soldiers & Sailors Monument
Stevens-Sommerfeldt House
The Butterfield Cobblestone
Thompson-Kast Visitors Center at the Cobblestone Museum Complex
Vietnam Memorial at Albion High School
Village of Albion
Village of Holley
Village of Lyndonville
Village of Medina