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Our Editors select the 10 best restaurants, nightlife, sights & activities in Queensbury

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1. 6 Pine Street Gallery
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2. Fort William Henry Museum
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3. Nettle Meadow Goat Farm & Cheese Company
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4. Chapman Historical Museum
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5. Lake George Historical Association Museum & Bookstore
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6. Hyde Collection
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7. Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom Theme Park
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8. Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center
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9. Cooper's Cave Overlook
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10. Adventure Racing Family Fun Center
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Queensbury, NY
1130 ROUTE 9 · QUEENSBURY, NY · 12804
Holiday Inn LAKE GEORGE-TURF
2223 CANADA STREET, ROUTE 9 · Lake George, NY · 12845
 

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About Queensbury

Queensbury began as a Quaker settlement in 1763 and has since become a leader in the development of Warren County, New York. Located in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, Queensbury was once a part of the great Northern wilderness. The Iroquois valued the area for bountiful hunting and fishing during the summer months. During the French and Indian War, this area became an important route for the Colonial Army, and after the war the English Lt. Governor encouraged settlers to establish...