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19_751731 bindex.qxp 11/17/05 11:02 PM Page 455 Index Albany Conquest, 314 Antique Boat Museum AAA (American Automobile Albany Institute of History & (Clayton), 415 Association), 66 Art, 309, 312 Antique Boat Show & Auction Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculp- Albany International Airport, (Clayton), 30 ture Garden (New York City), 290–291 Antiques 140 Albany-Rensselaer Rail Station best places for, 11–12 Accommodations, 5, 8–9, 40, (Rensselaer), 291 Bloomfield, 373 52–54 Albany River Rats, 314 Geneva, 378 Active vacations, 80–88 Albright-Knox Art Gallery Hammondsport, 361 Adair Vineyards (New Paltz), (Buffalo), 428 Hudson, 246, 248–249 259 Alexandria Bay, 15 Long Island, 175–176, 184 Adirondack Balloon Festival Alison Wines & Vineyards Lower Hudson Valley, 223 (Glens Falls), 31 (Red Hook), 250 Margaretville, 277 Adirondack Canoe Route, 84 Alleghany State Park, 439 Mid-Hudson Valley, 238 Adirondack chairs, 396 Amagansett, 198 New Paltz, 261 Adirondack Mountain Club Americana Shopping Center northeastern Catskills, 270 (ADK), 86, 87, 398 (Manhasset), 176 Rochester, 367 The Adirondack Mountains American Automobile Associa- Saratoga Springs, 300 northern, 403–413 tion (AAA), 48, 66 Saugerties, 261 southern, 395–403 American Ballet Theatre (New Skaneateles, 386 suggested itinerary, 73–75 York City), 161 Sullivan County, 284 Adirondack Museum (Blue American Express, 25, 54, 103 Appalachian National Scenic Mountain Lake), 399 American Family Immigration Trail (A.T.), 81 Adirondack Scenic Railroad, History Center (New York Apple Pond Farming Center 407 City), 138 (Callicoon Center), 283 Adventure Dome (Clifton Hill, The American Folk Art Museum Aquarium of Niagara (Niagara Canada), 448 (New York City), 140 Falls), 448 African-American Family Day American Immigrant Wall of Arbor Hill Grapery (Naples), 371 (Albany), 314 Honor (New York City), 138 Area codes, 54 Airfares, 46–47, 64 American Museum of Natural Armory Square (Syracuse), 391 Airlines, 45, 47, 52, 64, 65 History (New York City), Armstrong, Louis, House Airport security, 45–46 137, 154 Museum (New York City), Air tours, 16, 447 American Museum of the 170–171 Albany, 3, 290–291, 307–318 Moving Image (New Arnot Art Museum (Elmira), accommodations, 315–316 York City), 170 358 arriving in, 290–291 The Amish, 378, 438 Around the World Golf (Lake exploring,COPYRIGHTED 309–313 Amish Country Store at MATERIALGeorge), 399 for kids, 312–313 Weaver-View Farms (near Ashokan Reservoir, 260 layout of, 307 Geneva), 378 ATMs (automated teller nightlife, 318 Amtrak, 48–49, 65–66 machines), 25, 54, 63–64 organized tours, 313 Anchor Bar (Buffalo), 16, 435 Atwater Estate Vineyards outdoor pursuits, 313–314 Andes, 277, 278 (Hector), 350 restaurants, 316–318 Annual Hall of Fame Game Auburn, 384 shopping, 314–315 (Cooperstown), 28 Aurora, 20, 346–347 transportation, 307, 309 Annual Wine Country Classic Ausable Chasm, 407 visitor information, 307 Boat Show & Regatta (Ham- Ausable River, 406 Albany Alive at Five, 314 mondsport), 29–30 Austin Park, 386 19_751731 bindex.qxp 11/17/05 11:02 PM Page 456 456 INDEX Lower Hudson Valley, 222 Breakneck Ridge Trail, 239 Bald eagles, 285–286 New York City, 27, 152 Brewery Ommegang (Coopers- Bald Mountain, 398 Pedaling History Bicycling town), 320–321 Balloons Over Letchworth, 88, Museum (Buffalo), 430 Bridgehampton, 198 375, 441 Saratoga Springs, 299 Bristol Harbour Resort Golf Ballston Spa, 299 Skaneateles, 386 Course (Canandaigua Lake), Balsam Lake Mountain, 278 Bird-watching, 18, 337, 372 Bardavon Opera House (Pough- 381–382, 417 Bristol Mountain Winter Resort keepsie), 244 Black Mountain, 398 (Canandaigua), 372 Baseball, 15, 155–156, Black River Canyon, 418 Broadfields Wine Cellars 275–276 Bliss Glad Farm (Ballston Spa), (Peconic), 188 Baseball Hall of Fame (Coopers- 300 Bronck Museum (Coxsackie), town), 16, 30, 319–320 Bloomfield Antique Country 269 Baseball memorabilia, Coopers- Mile, 12, 373 The Bronx (New York City), town, 323 Blue Mountain Lake, 399 166–167 Beaches Boating (boat rentals), 83. See Bronx Zoo Wildlife Conserva- Long Island, 175, 183, also Boat tours and cruises; tion Park (New York City), 199–200 Canoeing; Kayaking; Sailing; 166–167 Shelter Island, 208 White-water rafting Brooklyn (New York City), Utica and environs, 328–329 Antique Boat Museum 167–170 Beacon, 232, 238, 244–245 (Clayton), 415 Brooklyn Academy of Music Bear Mountain Loop, 239 Cooperstown, 322 (New York City), 161 Bear Mountain State Park, Geneva, 378 Brooklyn Botanic Garden (New 221–223 Ithaca, 340 York City), 167–168 Beaverkill, 283 Long Island Brooklyn Bridge (New York Bed and breakfasts, 52 the Hamptons, 200 City), 15, 137–138 Bedell Cellars (Cutchogue), 187 North Fork, 183–184 Brooklyn Cyclones (New York Belleayre Mountain, New York City, 152 City), 156 88, 261, 278 Saratoga Springs, 299 Brooklyn Heights Historic Belleayre Music Festival, shows, 29–30 District (New York City), 29, 279 Boat tours and cruises, 83, 397 169–170 Belmont Stakes, 28 Albany, 313 Brooklyn Museum of Art (New Belvedere Castle (New York Buffalo, 428 York City), 168 City), 150, 151 Canandaigua Lake, 372 Brooklyn Public Library (New Bemelmans Bar (New York Erie Canal, 438 York City), 167 City), 165 Erie Canal and Genesee River, Brotherhood Winery (Washing- Benmarl Wine Company (Marl- 367 tonville), 250 boro-on-Hudson), 251 Ithaca, 340 Buffalo, 17, 20, 78, 425–436 Bethel, 283 Keuka Lake, 360 Buffalo Bills, 428 Bethel Woodstock Museum, Kingston, 237 Buffalo City Hall (Buffalo), 428 283 Lake Champlain, 407 Buffalo Philharmonic Bethesda Fountain (New York Lower Hudson Valley, 222 Orchestra, 435 City), 150 Mid-Hudson Valley, 238 Buffalo Savings Bank, 427 Bethesda Terrace (New York New York City, 153–154 Buffalo Transportation/Pierce- City), 150 Niagara Falls, 448 Arrow Museum (Buffalo), 430 Big Duck statue (Long Island), Seneca Falls, 382 Bull and Bear (New York City), 21, 199 Seneca Lake, southern, 348 164 Big Johnsons (Watkins Glen), Skaneateles Lake, 386 Bully Hill Vineyards (Hammonds- 353–354 the Thousand Islands, 417 port), 363 Bike New York (New York City), Boldt Castle (Heart Island), Business hours, 55, 66 27, 82 415–416 Bus travel, 66 Biking and mountain biking, The Borscht Belt, 21 Butler Beach, 372 81–83 Boscobel Restoration (Garri- Butterfly Conservatory (Niag- Albany, 313 son), 217–218, 223, 230 ara Falls), 448 Catskills Botanical Gardens, Niagara Buttermilk Falls State Park, 341 northwestern, 278 Falls, 447–448 Byrdcliffe Arts Colony (Wood- southeastern, 261 Bow Bridge (New York City), stock), 259 Ithaca, 340–341 151 19_751731 bindex.qxp 11/17/05 11:02 PM Page 457 INDEX 457 Cascade Lake, 398 Chamber Music Society of Cafe Carlyle (New York Cascade Mountain Winery Lincoln Center (New York City), 163 (Amenia), 250 City), 161 Café del Bar (New York Cascadilla Creek Gorge, 341 Champlain, Lake, cruises, 407 City), 165 Casinos, 331, 424, 454 Channing Daughters (Bridge- Calendar of events, 27–33 Cass Park (Ithaca), 341 hampton), 201 Callicoon Theater, 289 Cass Park Rink & Pool Charles A. 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