About the Alice T. Miner Museum
The Alice T. Miner Museum is a local gem nestled in the small town of Chazy, New York. The collection offers visitors a glimpse into Alice Miner’s vision of the past and the Colonial Revival movement of the early 20th century. Just as Alice did one hundred years ago, we believe in the power of objects to tell stories about the past.
No matter if you've lived here all your life, just stopped in from out of town, visited within the last year (or twenty years ago!) there’s always something new to see in the collection.
Now Open:
A Century of Commemoration
May-December 2026
The United States is celebrating its 250th birthday, and the Alice is celebrating its 100th! Come explore the history of commemoration in America, dive into the Colonial Revival celebration of the Founding Fathers that inspired Alice Miner herself to collect and preserve, and consider what celebrating the past has looked like for the last 250 years—and how it might look going forward.
The Museum
The Alice’s twelve rooms hold furniture, decorative arts, and artifacts from around the world. Each piece has a story–don't be afraid to ask your tour guide questions to learn more about the history behind the items in the collection.
Furniture
Textiles
Ceramics
Books & Manuscripts
Baskets
And More!
Upcoming Events
May Book Club: Lafayette in the Somewhat United StatesMon, May 25Alice T Miner Museum
Costume School: Decorate A Hand FanSat, May 30Alice T Miner Museum
Chazy Village Walking TourSat, Jun 06Alice T Miner Museum
Summer History Camp at the AliceMon, Jul 20Alice T Miner Museum
