Hanford Mills Museum continues its ‘Explore More!’ Regional Promotions program in 2024, building on three years of local impact. The program, launched in 2021 to support the promotion of our regional assets, provides information about ‘more’ things to do in our region, including places to visit and things to see; where to find food and provisions; and local treasures for retail shopping. In 2022, calendar event promotions were added to the program. In 2024, the program, continuing through the fiscal sponsorship of Hanford Mills Museum, makes it possible to offer the opportunity at no cost to participating partners. Hanford Mills Museum invites regional businesses and organizations to participate in the 2024 Explore More! Program. As part of the program, a section of the hanfordmills.org website is dedicated to enhance visibility of partners in order to become a meaningful area resource for community members, business partners and tourism guests. These pages continue to be within the top ten most viewed pages at the Hanford Mills Museum website and program partners receive expanded visibility through search and display ads through the museum’s GoogleAds program for non-profits.
New businesses and organizations can apply to participate at the Hanford Mills Museum website at https://bit.ly/3J01PtY
It is requested that new applications be submitted by March 15 so that new content can be incorporated into the website in time for spring and summer updates. Event calendar updates will take place monthly throughout the year.
Hanford Mills Museum looks forward to promoting our region’s assets in 2024 through the Explore More! program and working with our partners to provide this valuable local resource.
About Hanford Mills Museum
Hanford Mills Museum, 51 County Hwy. 12 at the intersection of Delaware County Routes 10 and 12 in East Meredith is 10 miles from Oneonta and 15 miles from Delhi. Children 12 and under are admitted free, as are museum members. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday, May 15 through Oct. 15. As one of only a handful of operating water-powered mills, Hanford Mills Museum has earned a place on both the National and New York State Registers of Historic Places. The mission of Hanford Mills Museum is to inspire audiences of all ages to explore connections among energy, technology, natural resources and entrepreneurship in rural communities with a focus on sustainable choices.
For more information, visit www.hanfordmills.org or call 607.278.5744.
