The Bundy Museum of History and Art is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history and artistic heritage of Binghamton, New York. Housed in the historic former home of Harlow E. Bundy—co-founder of the company that would become IBM—the museum blends local history with diverse artistic expressions. Visitors can explore a range of permanent and rotating exhibits, including Victorian-era furnishings, early industrial artifacts, and contemporary works by regional artists. The museum is especially known for its unique combination of art gallery spaces and historical interpretation, offering a multi-dimensional experience for guests of all ages.

The Bundy Museum fosters community involvement through public events, educational programs, and film screenings, highlighted by its resident Bundy Theater and The Bundy Radio Hour. It also features the Rod Serling Archive, celebrating the legacy of the renowned “Twilight Zone” creator and Binghamton native. Supporting local and emerging artists is a key pillar of the museum’s mission, with ongoing gallery exhibitions and opportunities for artistic engagement. Through its blend of visual art, historical preservation, and cultural programming, the Bundy Museum serves as a dynamic hub for the arts and history community in the Southern Tier.

Key Services:

– Historical exhibits showcasing Binghamton’s industrial and cultural heritage
– Art gallery featuring works by regional and emerging artists
– Rotating exhibitions and artist showcases
– Archive and tribute to Rod Serling, creator of The Twilight Zone
– Educational programs and guided tours
– Community film screenings and events in the Bundy Theater
– Public radio programming and cultural broadcasts
– Preservation of the historic Bundy family home and artifacts