LeRay Mansion, located on Fort Drum, serves as a rich cultural and historical centerpiece for the surrounding community. Originally built in the early 19th century, the mansion has been preserved and repurposed as a cultural facility that celebrates the region’s historical heritage. Operating as a museum and arts center, LeRay Mansion offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore period architecture, regional history, and interpretive exhibits tied closely to the area’s military and civilian past. The facility often hosts educational programs, art exhibitions, and community events that highlight both historical and contemporary cultural themes. Managed in part by Fort Drum’s Cultural Resources Program, the mansion plays a pivotal role in preserving the site’s historical integrity while engaging the public in cultural enrichment. Its tranquil grounds, historic gardens, and restored interior spaces provide a scenic and immersive experience for visitors. By combining history, art, and community outreach, LeRay Mansion stands out as an important cultural asset in Northern New York. It continues to support military families, local residents, and regional educators with culturally meaningful programming and resources. The site fosters a deeper appreciation for local heritage through inclusive and educational experiences.

Key Services:

– Historical tours of the 19th-century mansion and grounds
– Rotating cultural and art exhibitions
– Educational programs focused on regional and military history
– Community events and public cultural programming
– Interpretive exhibits related to local heritage
– Collaboration with Fort Drum’s Cultural Resources initiatives
– Venue for lectures, workshops, and artistic showcases
– Preservation of historic architecture and artifacts