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Enjoy a visit to Cooperstown, the mythical birthplace of baseball. Tour the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the childhood home of James Fenimore Cooper author of “The Last of the Mohicans;” enjoy the lovely old homes on tree-lined streets, natural beauty and stunning Otsego Lake.

Gwen Ermlich, owner of the elegant yet cozy CREEKSIDE BED & BREAKFAST, will graciously welcome you for your overnight stay for two in the "Bridal Suite. The lovely “Bridal Suite,” featured in “Country Inns” magazine, has a private entrance and balcony that overlooks the large lawn and stream. The spacious separate living area features ivory leather furniture, a crystal chandelier, cable TV, air conditioning, and wireless internet access. The highlight of the bedroom is the luxurious canopied queen-size brass bed. A scrumptious full breakfast will await you in the morning.  

• Item: Overnight for two in the Bridal Suite with a full breakfast, $301 value.
• Expiration date: 6/30/2015
• Conditions: Valid only May or June 2015. Not valid on holiday weekends or special events. Reservations a must and are subject to availability.
• Website: www.creeksideny.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/#!/creeksideny

The Baseball Hall of Fame, which is just minutes away from Creekside Bed & Breakfast, generously offers two 3-way tickets for the 2015 season to:

THE NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM, whether you are a fan or have a fleeting interest in ‘America’s favorite pastime’ you will be awed by how the story of baseball is told through exhibits, thousands of artifacts and the majestic Plaque Gallery.

At THE FENIMORE ART MUSEUM you will view some of the nation’s finest landscape, history and genre paintings, American folk art, photography and American Indian art.

THE FARMERS MUSEUM, one of the oldest rural life museums in the country, gives you the opportunity to experience 19^th century rural and village life through demonstrations and interpretive exhibits.

• Items: Two 3-way tickets, $73 value, one copy of the Baseball Hall of Fame’s annual yearbook, $10 value, total value $83.
• Expiration date: 12/31/2015
• Websites: www.baseballhalloffame.org  www.fenimoreartmuseum.org www.farmersmuseum.org
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/baseballhall www.facebook.com/fenimoreartmuseum www.facebook.com/farmersmuseum

The FENIMORE ART MUSEUM CAFÉ is the perfect spot to enjoy a light lunch. The dining area is situated on the Museum’s terrace and is surrounded by beautiful plantings and a panoramic view of Otsego Lake. Enjoy delicious home-style soups, sandwiches, wraps and deserts.  

• Item: Lunch for two, $25 gift certificate
• Expiration date: 12/31/2015
• Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org/fenimore/visit/shopping_dining

The HERKIMER DIAMOND MINES offers an exciting fossiling and gemstone sluicing experience to prospect for beautiful five million year old quartz crystals. It is said the gems rival real diamonds in beauty. Your pass allows you to visit the museum, watch a short instructional video, and look for crystals, using the tools provided. Check out the lovely crystal jewelry online and at the company store.

• Item: Four (4) passes, value $44
• Expiration date: 10/31/2015
• Website: www.herkimerdiamond.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/HerkimerDiamondKOA

End your day of sightseeing with a fabulous dinner at PORTABELLO’S RESTAURANT located just 3 minutes from the Baseball Hall of Fame. This casual, yet fine dining family restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. Chef Josh uses the freshest seasonal products cooked to order. During the summer, restaurant produce is raised organically at the family farm. Guests may dine in one of the comfortable air-conditioned dining rooms or sit outside at spacious umbrella tables and watch the comings and goings of Fly Creek, a most charming hamlet!

• Item: $50 gift certificate for dinner for two
• Expiration date: 5/2/2016
• Conditions: Reservations are recommended
• Website: www.portabellosinflycreek.com 
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/PortabellosinFlyCreek

Find out more about Cooperstown by visiting www.thisiscooperstown.com.

Certificates have no cash value.