Those of you who came last year know what fun we had! Our muster will be held again at the Farmers Museum in Montgomery, New York. This 35-acre site of gently rolling farmland is the location of a restored 19th century farm and The Brickhouse Museum, which is a restoration of the original brick farmhouse located on this site. The layout consists of open fields and woodlands, which are ideal for fifing and drumming and camping. The site has been used for Civil War reenactments and for filming of a television series about the Civil War.

This year our muster will begin at 1:00 pm on Saturday. Admission is free. The Brickhouse Museum will be opened to the public with exhibits of period farmhouse decor and furniture. Also, there is a blacksmith shop and a sawmill on the premises with demonstrations. We will provide a muster meal at suppertime for the participants and food will be sold at concessions run by the volunteers of the Farmers Museum throughout the muster. The volunteers will also sell breakfast on Sunday morning.

Camping is available on Friday and Saturday nights on the museum grounds. There will be portajohns and water but no shower facilities. Campers and Motorhomes are welcome.

Register online to attend this year's muster! Click here.

Questions about our muster? Contact Jim McDonald