| Information Centers & Museums
Pickering-Beach
Museum: the oldest museum in the town, located
on West Main St. near the War of 1812 battlefield in the
Joshua Pickering home.
Sackets
Harbor Vistor Center: headquartered in the
1801 home of village founder Augustus
Sacket.
Seaway
Trail Discovery Center:
headquartered in the old Union Hotel
at Sackets Harbor
Entertainment
Lake
Ontario Playhouse: a comedy club located in
the old I.O.O.F. building on West Main St.
Historic Sites
Madison
Barracks: oldest military installation in the
county, established in 1817 and now a resort and residential
community.
War
of 1812 Battlefield: includes details on the
site as well as reenactments.
Hotels & Inns
Candlelight
Bed & Breakfast:
located on West Washington St. adjacent to the War of 1812
Battlefield, in sight of Lake Ontario.
George's
Back Room: located on West Main St. in Sackets
Harbor.
Jacob
Brewster House Bed & Breakfast: located
on Broad St. in the village of Sackets Harbor.
Old
Stone Row Country Inn: located in original
War of 1812 officer's quarters at Madison Barracks, built
in 1817; Pres. Ulysses S. Grant had quarters in these buildings
before the Civil War.
Ontario
Place Hotel: located just off Main St. in Sackets
Harbor in the old Calavo factory, overlooking the harbor.
Libraries
East
Hounsfield Free Library: location and hours
of operation.
Hay
Memorial Library: official website of the only
library within the village of Sackets Harbor.
Organizations
Village
of Sackets Harbor Official Website
Sackets
Harbor Chamber of Commerce,
includes current information on lodging, dining, shops,
recreation, churches and history!
Sackets
Harbor Historical Society: official website.
Outdoor Activities
Old
McDonald's Farm: family-oriented petting zoo
on Rte. 3 just outside Sackets Harbor.
Westcott's
Beach State Park: official New York State Office
of Parks website.
Restaurants
Sackets Harbor Brewing
Co., a microbrewery and restaurant on West Main
St.
1812
Steak & Seafood, a restaurant housed in one
of the oldest buildings on Main Street and a center of village
social life for decades.
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