Cooperstown Saturday Farmers Market

Surrounded by magnificent wooded hills and situated on the lake’s shores, Cooperstown became a popular summer retreat by the middle 1800’s. Many of the estates and houses built during that time are still in use today, as is the Otesaga Hotel, the gracious keystone of Cooperstown which was built in 1909. The hotel is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Fully restored with historic integrity, it has 137 rooms, several meeting rooms for business conferences, and a patio overlooking the lake. Today Cooperstown is a “village of museums,” including the National Baseball Hall of Fame, which opened in 1939 with the induction of Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Ty Cobb, and other baseball legends. Fenimore Farm & Country Village, one of the country’s oldest outdoor living history museums, showcases rural life in 1845 in its village of hist...