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The Gateway Museum of Morristown NY is a registered 501(c)(3) non profit organization and your donations are tax deductible. You may donate by check, credit card, or PayPal. If your donation is by check -please address your check to the Gateway Museum and mail to: Gateway Museum, Box 231, Morristown, New York 13664
We operate on a very small budget. Donations of $50, $25, or even $10 are a big deal to us ! 
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Big Fish Exhibit and Red Barn Hiking Trail Plan Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
The Big Fish Exhibit will open Saturday June 30th, at 9am at the Gateway Museum Main Street location. The hard work is finally over. The first floor of the museum has been painted, new carpet installed, artifacts collected and cleaned, and new graphic signs installed. The exhibit is sensational! It will be a proud day for the museum when we open our doors on June 30th. Many people have worked hard to put this together. Several local citizens are featured in the displays including Allan Bogardus, the sturgeon fisherman, and Jim Evans, the muskie guide. We look forward to showing off our newest project.
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Welcome to the Gateway Museum
The Gateway Museum provides a full summer of concerts, lectures, classes and displays for the residents of Morristown, tourists and surrounding communities. The building that houses the Gateway Museum was built in 1910, by the Comstock family as a community center for their employees at their factory, Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. Once a thriving township with multiple factories and businesses, the town has changed, but is still an unpolished gem in the North Country.
