Onondaga Historical Association Museum & Research Center Philadelphia Bus Trip

Sign up for our bus trip to Philadelphia on March 9-11, 2007 . The trip, coordinated by Travel Choice International, includes an afternoon at the annual Philadelphia Flower Show; a morning at the now sold out King Tut exhibition; a visit to the National Constitution Center; dinner at historic City Tavern; a viewing of the Amarna, Ancient Egypt’s Place in the Sun Exhibition at the University of Pennsylvania; and plenty of free time to explore the City of Brotherly Love. Cost is $479 members, $509 non-members per person, double occupancy, and includes all transportation and gratuities. Single and triple rates are also available. All proceeds support the educational programs of the Onondaga Historical Association Museum . For more information or to place a reservation, please call 428-1864, ext. 312.

History—happening every day, everywhere!

The Onondaga Historical Association is a private, non-profit organization that operates both a public museum and research center on Montgomery Street in downtown Syracuse. The museum features two floors with seven different exhibition galleries focusing on Onondaga County and Syracuse history. For more information, call 428-1864 or visit the OHA web site at CNYhistory.org.