This is one of the few Quaker meetinghouses that has weekly services. It also has a pastor,…read moreinstead of an elected Clerk of the Meeting. Quakers either have "programmed" (full liturgical) or "unprogrammed" (silent) meetings. From the exterior memo board, this looks like it combines the two. Parking and wheelchair ramp in the back. All are welcome.

My friend and I took a drive to Salamanca on Saturday April 8th from Erie Pa and got a flat tire in…read moreher Crv ,no one would stop to help ,we were about 6 miles from Salamanca a very nice trooper stopped and changed the tire ,he was a lifesaver and a very nice man just wanted to say thank you much to Officer Andrew Avery !! We made it home safe and sound

This is where people come to send mail, meet neighbors, collect gossip and watch the community…read moreboard for upcoming events. The agents are known by name by their customers.

I arrived after the house was closed, but the historical society collection in the rear cottage was…read moreopen! I was lucky enough to make the acquaintance of the city historian emeritus, and the current president, who were happy to talk at length about the city's involvement in oil and lumber, river ferries and railroads...19th century macroeconomics of the Southern Tier. I loved my brief overview: Can't wait to return on Friday afternoon for a proper tour of the house and collections!

Cool FREE place to spend 35 mins to an hour! When I was a…read morekid my grandparents took me there. It's very cool to walk around and see the fish. You can book tours to go through and see the process of how they take care of and breed them. When they have the big fish they have out quarter machines and cups so you can feed them! It's beautiful to see the big fish swarming all metallic in the sun beams. My niece and nephew are 5 and 3, they think it's the coolest thing ever. If you bring little ones it's up to you to parent them and keep them safe. There aren't gates around all the ponds. It's in a small town where parents still pay more attention to their kids than their phones. I was there yesterday and they didn't have out the vending machines. The big fish had already been sent out to restock the lakes. They still had the baby fish that swarmed near you when you walked by. That was fun to see. There is a cute gazebo and free parking. If you're in the area with some time to kill check it out and take the little walk around it. Maybe you'll learn somthing :)

My friend told me about this place. We went for a walk there…read more Lots of information packets. Well maintained grounds. Pleasant staff smiled and nodded. Only half of the pods were full because they restocked lakes recently. Cool place. I want to come back when these fish are grown.

This is a very small town, that has an even smaller village in it. The town has under 2000…read morepermanent residents, however, both summer and winter have a tourist season. In the winter people come to ski Holiday Valley, Holimont or some other local ski areas. In the summer, they come to hike. There are many people here with vacation homes, especially from Canada, you will see many Canadian plates in the winter. Its a cute town, has one coffee shop, a few restaurants, a few ski shops, SkyHigh Adventure Park in the Summer (Holiday Valley skiing in Winter). There is an alpaca farm nearby that's open to visitors. Allegheny Park is an easy drive for some hiking. 15 miles or so from town there's a casino. You can also do cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the area. For some pampering there are a few spas in the area. There are a few shops that sell all sorts of different things, from ski clothes, to locally made artwork and more. All in all, if you are in the area, this is a nice and easy town to visit. parking is no issue. The people are friendly. Life is good here in the Southern part of New York State.

Easy parking on the street, or in a lot across the street. Elevator at lobby for those who need…read moreit, going both up into the book collection, or downstairs into the art exhibit/game room. An A.A. meeting has been here for six years, Sundays @ 11am. There's a seasonal seed or plant swap, and multiple classes offered on site: See lobby postings.

Provide great services for the county. The people who work here are great, work hard and do the…read moreright things in difficult situations. Unheralded members of society for sure.