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Jonathan Maney

The Partial Observer: Drapery Project Results Revealed

Hyde Hall Board of Trustees Chair Gilbert Vincent, Executive Director Jonathan Maney, Rabbit Goody and Catherine Nark discuss the original draperies in 2019 at Thistle Hill Weavers. (Photo provided) The Partial Observer by John Aborn Drapery Project Results Revealed The early days of Hyde Hall were uncertain. There was no initial funding or plans for its recovery, and the structure was nearly demolished in the 1960s. However, the building was miraculously saved by a small, devoted group of friends. Over…
May 18, 2023

Hyde Hall Ghost Tours Relive History in Spooky Setting

Hyde Hall Ghost Tours Relive History in Spooky Setting Hyde Hall has had the reputation of being haunted since the 19th century. Stories about the hauntings have been circulating for many years. “This had fed the imagination over time,” said Jonathan Maney, Executive Director and CEO. “Whether it be tour guides or workers or guests, they have had experiences here that are difficult to explain.” Mr. Maney stressed that these experiences are very subjective.…
September 30, 2022

Making A Hall A Home: Completion May Be In Sight For Hyde Hall 50-Year Redo

WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND Making A Hall A Home Completion May Be In Sight For Hyde Hall 50-Year Redo ►IF YOU GO: The Hyde Hall National Historic Mansion, nine miles north of Cooperstown on County Route 31, is open for tours of up to six people. For reservations, call (607) 547-5098, ext. 7, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – For 50 years, it’s been all about the restoration of Hyde…
July 24, 2020

PUTTING THE COMMUNITY BACK INTO THE NEWSPAPER

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