The museum is housed in the former Wayne County Jail and Sheriff's residence built in 1856 and used until 1960. The 24 cells are still intact with the original inmate art work on the walls. Learn the stories of some of the inmates that served time at the jail, and tour the three floors of exhibition space, such as Lyons Pottery & Clyde Glass, the Military Room which spans the War of 1812 to Vietnam War, a Child's 1856 bedroom and much more. The museum is located at 21 Butternut Street; a short walk up from lock #27.

Welcome to Wayne County Council for the Arts. Based in Newark, NY and serving all of Wayne County and the surrounding area Wayne Arts was established as a non-profit organization in 1977. Wayne County Council for the Arts, Inc. promotes arts participation and arts appreciation for artists and the public. We believe the arts reflect and define who we are and guide our growth as individuals and as a community. Wayne Arts offers a variety of services to members and the community including classes, workshops, exhibit space, a gift shop and special events.

With more than two dozen programs, The Arc Wayne is able to support more than 1,700 individuals with and without disabilities.

They are constantly adding new programs and having special events throughout the year such as, Preschooler Story Time, Genealogy Workshop, Tech Mondays ,Walworth Library Book Club, and many more! Be sure to check out their facebook page, or better yet, stop by the library today!

The Wallington Cobblestone School committee wishes to thank the Sodus Chamber of Commerce for including their school on their mural. In 1826, work started on a cobblestone schoolhouse in Wallington which would replace a log structure which was built in 1809. It was built by William Swales, Sr. who constructed 12 other cobblestone buildings in the Sodus area including the Maxwell Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast cobblestone house. One of 23 schoolhouses which eventually served the Sodus area, the Wallington schoolhouse was used for 125 years until the schools were centralized into larger buildings which could house greater numbers of students. It is the only one which is still used for its original purpose.

Red's Twilight on the Erie RV Resort is a NEW campground located in the finger lakes, right on the Historic Erie Canal in Macedon, NY. Reserve for 2019!

The Trail of Hope – part of Trail Works’ Forever Wild for Everyone project – is handicap accessible and open to people of all ages and abilities. It has been dedicated to Jim Tuscher (Lyons Class of 1957), who had spent his life as an advocate for people with disabilities, and to Leigh Ann Henry (Lyons Class of 2006), who, due to an injury sustained in an auto accident, is now confined to her wheelchair.

The Green Angels are a 501c3 Nonprofit Charitable Organization founded by Bill Doyle & Marya Vande-Doyle in 2008. We are a small organization operated completely by a couple of hundred volunteers and one paid part-time associate. The Green Angels aims to enrich the lives of local children with quality gently used toys, books, bikes and clothes at no cost, while encouraging citizens to experience the benefits of giving back to their community by recycling household items.

The Apple Shed season begins in June with the start of strawberry season and continues with sweet cherries in early-July, followed by tomatoes, blueberries and peaches starting mid- to late-July. Apple season begins in late-August, then in late-November we offer fresh-cut and u-cut Christmas trees.

The Original Candy Kitchen, also known to the locals as “Nick’s,” Candy Kitchen, and The Kitchen, has been an institution in the town of Williamson since its origin in 1890. It has been in the Boosalis family for four generations and is currently owned and operated by Mary and Peter Anagnostopoulos.

Originally an ice cream parlor, the business has slowly evolved over the years into a family restaurant/candy store. It offers traditional food with some Greek, Italian, and Dutch specialties.

phone 315-589-9085

Ecologically grown, fair, safe treatment of farmers and their employees, and wide access to healthy, affordable food. That’s what we call righteous produce!

Phone 315-589-2036

Scarlet Thread Ministries is a youth focused ministry that exists to connect with youth by helping to meet the spiritual, social and physical needs of middle and high school youth throughout Wayne County, New York.

These lasting connections are made in after-school Youth Centers and through purposeful events and service projects. Our desire is to help teens make a lifelong connection with Christ and with the local Church. From tutoring, to Bible studies, to recreation and regional events, we are committed to demonstrating Christ’s love as we meet youth where they are.

phone 315-294-3669

Scarlet Thread Ministries is a youth focused ministry that exists to connect with youth by helping to meet the spiritual, social and physical needs of middle and high school youth throughout Wayne County, New York.

These lasting connections are made in after-school Youth Centers and through purposeful events and service projects. Our desire is to help teens make a lifelong connection with Christ and with the local Church. From tutoring, to Bible studies, to recreation and regional events, we are committed to demonstrating Christ’s love as we meet youth where they are.

phone 315-294-3669

The Marion Public Library is chartered to serve the residents of the Town of Marion, who are of varied ages and of many economic and educational levels, and possess a wide range of interests and viewpoints.

Phone 315-926-4933

The empty deteriorating cabins are reminiscent of an 80s horror slasher flick.

SBJSA (Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association) founded in 1956 is an independent summer sailing school serving youth from Western New York and around the world. The Community Boating Center located on the SBJSA Campus is the next phase in the evolution of our notable program with emphasis on Access and Education for All.

phone (315) 333-2079

South Shore RV Park, which has spectacular Lake Ontario views and sunsets, is located in the historic, resort village of Sodus Point, 35 miles east of Rochester, New York. Nearby access to golf courses, boat launches, beaches, fishing charters and historical sites make South Shore a great place to stay.

Phone (315) 483-8649

The Sodus Point Beach Park is operated by Wayne County. Located at 7598 First St. Sodus Point, NY 14555 Supervised swimming for Sodus Point Beach starts on June 24th and will continue to September 1st. Lifeguards will be stationed lakeside from 11-7 every day. The Bayside Beach will not open this summer due again to flooding.

phone 315-483-4459 or 315-946-5624

The Sodus Community Library serves people of all ages, and provides materials, programs, information, and services to meet community needs.

Phone 315-483-9292

The Society has operated the Sodus Bay Lighthouse as a museum since July 4, 1985, so 2019 marks the Society's 47th year and the Lighthouse Museum's 35th season!

Phone (315) 483-4936