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	Cooperstown Guide: List of Things to Do in Cooperstown, New York, USA - Hotels in Cooperstown, Trips, Restaurants and ...
		The Village of Cooperstown is the county seat of Otsego County, New York.
		Cooperstown is at the junction of New York State Route 28 and New York State Route 80, The village is also served by County Routes 31 and 33.
		Cooperstown was home to Henry Nicols, the Eagle Scout who in 1991 revealed that he had contracted HIV through a blood transfusion, about whom the HBO documentary "Eagle Scout: The Story of Henry Nicols" was made.
	www.tripwiser.com /trip_destination-New_York_USA_Cooperstown?itiNodeId=8ad198fc0cbeb4e4010cca23a25878e0&eType=activity&tripEleTabName=details&fromSearch=true (2380 words)

	Dozen Distinctive Destinations \| Cooperstown, New York
		Cooperstown, New York, (population 2,200) is recognized by most Americans as the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
		Located in the central region of the state, Cooperstown was settled in the late 18th century by William Cooper, father of novelist James Fenimore Cooper, whose novels were set in and around Cooperstown.
		Cooperstown’s Main Street provides residents and visitors with shopping in unusual clothing and gift emporiums, lodging in quaint bed-and-breakfast inns and working farms, and fine and family dining in a variety of restaurants.
	www.nationaltrust.org /dozen_distinctive_destinations/list.asp?i=44 (490 words)

	New York: Cooperstown, Family Vacation Ideas.
		Each summer at the end of July new players are inducted into the Hall of Fame and thousands of fans congregate in Cooperstown for the event.
		However, Cooperstown is charming all by itself, nestled in the Hudson Valley and full of historic sites.
		Other new exhibits are also being planned for the next two years.
	www.thefamilytravelfiles.com /ezine/articles/136.asp (739 words)

	New York Camping Information \| Cabin Camping in Cooperstown
		Cooperstown, New York may not be where baseball was started, but it stands proudly as the internationally recognized home of baseball.
		Located at the south end of Otsego Lake in Central New York State, Cooperstown is at the heart of a splendid four-season recreational area.
		Cooperstown is the birthplace of the Susquehanna, a wonderful river that winds through New York and Pennsylvania, reaching the sea via Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
	www.cooperstowncabinresort.com /Cooperstown-info.html (253 words)

	New York State Historical Association
		New York State History Day encourages students to explore history and share their scholarship through creative exhibits, documentaries, performances, papers, and web sites.
		The program brings prospective curators, educators, and administrators from around the world to Cooperstown for two years of intensive study and training and is recognized as one of the top programs of its kind in the United States.
		From exhibition catalogs to publications on New York history and culture, NYSHA has a long tradition of excellence in bringing the stories of New York State and America to you.
	www.nysha.org (249 words)

	Baseball and more in Cooperstown, New York - SmarterTravel.com
		Everyone thinks that tiny Cooperstown (just 2,100 residents), located about 60 miles west of Albany, New York, between the Catskill and Adirondack mountain ranges, is all baseball, all the time.
		Cooperstown has become so popular as a fall getaway destination for families that the Otesaga, which closes in the winter, now offers a Thanksgiving family weekend complete with holiday-cookie decorating, old-fashioned hayrides, movie nights, and the chance to join the Thanksgiving celebration at the historic Farmers' Museum, which is just a short walk away.
		The museum's new Empire State Carousel was created by 1,000 volunteer carvers, painters, and woodworkers, and it features 23 hand-carved animals, including Merry the Dog, Percy Pig, and Sal the Mule.
	www.smartertravel.com /travel-advice/baseball-and-more-in-cooperstown-new-york.html?id=1617281&media=print (818 words)

	Cooperstown, New York - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cooperstown, New York, as depicted on an 1890 panoramic map.
		Jane Clark buys most available real estate as it becomes available around the town, and also "regulates" businesses that may come into the village (e.g., no chain stores inside the village limits, with the notable exception of a CVS Pharmacy, which was apparently grandfathered in after the purchase of a Woolworths).
		Cooperstown was home to Henry Nicols, the Eagle Scout who in 1991 revealed that he had contracted HIV through a blood transfusion, about whom the HBO documentary "Eagle Scout: The Story of Henry Nicols" was made.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cooperstown,_New_York (1076 words)

	Road King magazine for truckers
		Although Cooperstown, N.Y., might be a short trip from the highways and interstates, traveling along the single-lane roads bordering Lake Otsego is also a journey of the imagination, where fact and fantasy, history and legend merge together in a central point.
		Cooperstown's three major museums blend American history and American legend-whether it involves displays of the mighty home run prowess of Henry Aaron or Babe Ruth; a recreated 1845 town built around a stone giant; or an art museum honoring America's great novelist, James Fenimore Cooper.
		The Farmer's Museum is a recreated 19th-century rural New York village, and is a short drive on State Route 80 from the Baseball Hall of Fame, traveling along Cooperstown's picturesque Lake Road.
	www.roadking.com /article-archive/story877.php (824 words)

	Cooperstown, New York Travel and Vacation Guide - Visitor Information
		The drive to Cooperstown is not a straight highway line from one city to another, but a minor experience in itself.
		Cooperstown is the home of the first baseball diamond in the world, the Doubleday Field, and the first baseball game was played here in 1839.
		Cooperstown is 65 miles from Albany via Routes 20 and 88.
	www.go-new-york.com /Cooperstown (232 words)

	New York Welcomes You to see tour and travel videos of NY state using our New York Travel Guide
		No matter how you plan your NY travels, New Yorkers from around the state are looking forward to sharing their traditions, culture, food and fun with you.
		From New York City, known as, the Big Apple, to the mountains of our very own Adirondacks, you are sure to create for yourself a memory that will last a lifetime.
		With New York's autumn fall foliage peaking in mid October and lasting into November, you will have plenty of time to watch the changing colors of autumn in New York.
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	Otesaga Hotel Cooperstown New York Guide
		Cooperstown's history is very interesting but far too extensive for me to go into any detail, so here's a quick synopsis.
		Cooperstown sits on the south end of Otsego Lake, which is referred to in many of Cooper's books as the "Glimmerglass".
		Fifty new, sleek white rocking chairs are neatly lined up in two rows, patiently waiting for guests to plop themselves down and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere.
	www.johnnyjet.com /folder/archive/WheresJohnny082220072.html (1417 words)

	Cooperstown New York
		Cooperstown New York is the home of The National Baseball Hall of Fame and James Fenimore Cooper, author of the leatherstocking tales.
		Cooperstown New York, The Inn at Cooperstown bed and breakfast.
		Cooperstown Bed & Breakfast 88 Chestnut Street - 607-547-2532 A warm, comfortable 1902 Victorian home filled with delicious homemade breakfasts, scones and cookies welcomes you, only three blocks from the Hall of Fame.
	delnerofurniture.com /cooperstown-ny/cooperstown_new_york.html (1833 words)

	Cooperstown Bed and Breakfasts * Cooperstown New York B&B Inns Directory
		Cooperstown, NY Overlook Bed & Breakfast is one of Cooperstown's premier homes conveniently located on stately Pine...
		Cooperstown, NY An enchanting experience awaits you at this turn-of-the-century Victorian bed and breakfast.
		Cooperstown, NY Built in 1874 as the annex to Cooperstown, NY's posh Hotel Fenimore and fully restored in 1985, The...
	www.thebedandbreakfastdirectory.com /cooperstown_NY-search.html (155 words)

	Cooperstown New York CT Hotels & Motels
		The Holiday Inn Express is a brand new hotel located minutes from the heart of the historic village of Cooperstown, New York on State Highway 28.
		If fine dining is on your menu, eastern New York hosts many restaurants that have been listed in fine dining guides throughout the country, where chefs have studied their entire lives to master recipes to tantalize your taste buds.
		In New York State, Lake George celebrates Americade which is one of the largest Motorcycle Events in New England.
	www.culinarymenus.com /ct_hotels_inns/hotels/us-ny-cooperstown.html (500 words)

	Cooperstown New York Real Estate - Homes for Sale in Cooperstown
		HouseWatch will send you Cooperstown, New York, homes that meet your criteria as soon as they hit the market.
		Cooperstown, New York, real estate has never been better with RealEstate.com.
		If you are concerned about a housing bubble in Cooperstown, we can get you the information you need.
	www.realestate.com /local-homes/new-York/Cooperstown.aspx (430 words)

	New York History Net - A project of the Institute for New York State Studies
		The 2008 New York State History Day competition will be held on Friday, May 2, 2008 in Cooperstown, New York.
		The New York State French and Indian War 250th Anniversary Commemoration Commission was established to raise awareness of this significant and fascinating period of world history.
		From the Canadian border to New York harbor, a wealth of exciting events and activities is being planned.
	www.nyhistory.com (373 words)

	Cooperstown, New York NY, village profile (Otsego County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		New York > All counties > Otsego County > Cooperstown
		Cooperstown is a village in Otsego County, in the Oneonta metro area.
		There is a feel of Brigadoon to Cooperstown, the lush village of baseball and opera tucked into the middle of an idyllic nowhere in upstate New York.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=455 (739 words)

	A Comprehensive Guide to Cooperstown, NY, Home of Baseball
		Located at the south end of Otsego Lake in Central New York State, it is at the heart of a splendid four-season recreational area.
		And we are the birthplace of the Susquehanna, a wonderful river that winds through New York and Pennsylvania, reaching the sea via Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
		The Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce is your gateway to Cooperstown.
	cooperstown.net (1117 words)

	Cooperstown New York History
		Cooperstown was founded in the late 1700's by William Cooper.
		Cooperstown is the birth place of the Susquehanna River that winds through New York and Pennsylvania, connecting to the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, which leads to the sea.
		The Village of Cooperstown was incorporated in 1812, which at that time had 133 houses, 57 barns and 686 residents.
	www.visitingcooperstown.com /history.html (496 words)

	Cooperstown, New York Bed and Breakfast - Cooperstown B&B from Pamela Lanier
		Cooperstown, NY A charming 19th century B&B in the heart of historic Cooperstown.
		The Stables Inn is located right on Main Street Cooperstown, across from Doubleday Field and a short walk to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
		Flying Changes Bed and Breakfast is central New York’s premiere bed and breakfast/equine facility, ideally situated on 130 spectacular acres of rolling hills and wooded trails.
	www.lanierbb.com /cooperstown-new-york-bed-breakfast.html (797 words)

	Getaway Guides: Cooperstown, New York: Lodging, Dining and Diversions
		The Farmers' Museum captures the spirit of New York State's rural life of the 19th century.
		Cooperstown is a neat and tidy-looking community with an air of obvious prosperity.
		Cooperstown, enveloped in hills, is not really on the way to anywhere else and therefore access is difficult.
	www.getawayguides.com /newyork/cooperstown/cooperstown.htm (557 words)

	Cooperstown, New York archive at www.matthewktabor.com : Education for the Aughts - American School Issues and Analysis
		Scalici is a long-time board member in the Cooperstown Central School district [up for re-election, will certainly win again] who has no problem defying common sense or covering up and then flaunting a lack of adherence to the law.
		Originally published in September, 1975, Historical Memories of Otsego County [New York] is a collection of â€œmemories and reminiscesâ€ collected from the senior citizen clubs of the County.
		By the middle of the 1950s, the New York State Board of Regents was actively encouraging the consolidation of school districts in both urban and rural areas.
	www.matthewktabor.com /category/cooperstown-new-york (6557 words)

	Baseball Hall of Fame / National Baseball Hall of Fame - Cooperstown, NY
		Cooperstown, New York is located on the southern banks of Otsego Lake in upstate New York, approximately an hour and a half west of Albany.
		The major baseball attraction in Cooperstown is, of course, The National Baseball Hall of Fame on Main Street.
		The Farmers' Museum - Located on Lake Street in Cooperstown, the Farmers Museum (607-547-1450) is a 19th century village with over two dozen authentic buildings from New York State bringing rural America to life.
	www.nuttyaboutsports.com /baseball/visiting-cooperstown.shtml (1743 words)

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