CliftonSprings Phelps AnnualE · TraveldownRoute96andthen backonCountyRoads13&41. Visitcharmingandhistoricplacesin Victor,Farmington, Manchester,Shortsville, CliftonSprings&Phelps,NY

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Travel down Route 96 and thenback on County Roads 13 & 41.

Visit charming and historic places in

Victor, Farmington,Manchester, Shortsville,

Clifton Springs & Phelps, NY

Clifton SpringsOne Enchanted Village: A visual feast of incomparableVictorian-era architecture.

Main Street: Peirce & Foster Blocks feature covered walkwaysleading you to personal service at retail shops including Peirce’sGifts, Explore! The Book Store, Sandy’s Floral Gallery, andClifton Springs Hardware.

Enjoy renowned spa, The Springs; salons; pristine parks andpavilions; geocaching; swan & duck pond; preserved railroadstations; Foster Cottage museum (free admission); Tiffanymosaic; and antique advertising stage curtain. Relax atconcerts, plus partake in annual festivals and special events.

Dine at Warfield’s Restaurant & Bakery or satisfy your tastebuds at The Clifton Deli, local favorite Nima’s Pizzeria; orFabrizi’s (at Clifton Springs Country Club, hours varyseasonally), among other eateries.

Shop, dine, stroll and explore in every season! Professionalservices abound. Frequently updated website. Receive oure-newsletter too!

Clifton Springs Area Chamber of Commerce

2 East Main Street, P.O. Box 86

Clifton Springs, NY 14432

(315) 462-8200 • www.cliftonspringschamber.com

Phelps

Come home to Phelps. Our small friendlycommunity is nestled in the beautiful Finger Lakes regionof upstate New York. Centrally located on State Route 96between Rochester and Syracuse, we are the idealbedroom community. Our farms, town and village areunspoiled by heavy industry and reflect the bond betweenpeople and the land.

Today, take a walk down our tree-lined streets, enjoy ourstunning architecture, or listen to the water gliding overfalls and rocks as Flint Creek and Canandaigua Outletflow through the heart of the Village. In Phelps you’ll find afull range of services, from antique shops to restaurantsand bakeries, arts and museums, banking and churchesto business enterprises.

Phelps' hospitality is rare and genuine, spend the day orstay overnight in a B&B or nearby hotel! Taste our foodand wine. Experience our cultural heritage. Celebrate thebeauty of living in the Finger Lakes.

Visit us and come back often. If you desire, stay and buildwith us. In Phelps, we're family.

Phelps Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 1, Phelps, NY 14532

(315) 548-5481 • www.PhelpsNY.com

Annual EventsVisit the individual chamber’s websites for specific dates, new

events and information. Thank you.

VICTOR, NY: May to October – Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays; Juneto July – Sid Partington Memorial Concerts Thursday evening; July – StuartHorse Trials and Ganondagan Native American Dance & Music Festival;September – Hang Around Victor Day and Victor Fest; December –Christmas Tree Lighting 1st Friday in December. www.victorchamber.com

FARMINGTON, NY: June – First Sunday, the MCG Club and VictorLions Club Sports Car and Vintage Auto Festival; First Monday, theFarmington-Victor Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament at Ravenwood Golf Club;July – Town of Farmington Independence Day Celebration and Fireworks,July 3rd at 6:30 p.m.; August – first weekend, Pumpkin Hook Parade andCarnival. www.farmingtoncofc.com

SHORTSVILLE/MANCHESTER, NY: Famous Wild Water Derby thelast weekend in April; July – Farmers’ Market Thursdays, 4:00 p.m. - 8:00p.m., downtown Shortsville (through October 14); Manchester’s Music inthe Park; August – Shortsville’s Music in the Park; September – StreetDance in downtown Shortsville; December – Manchester Tree Lighting andChamber of Commerce’s Christmas Party. www.smacc.us

CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY: June to October – Farmers’ Market Fridays,9 a.m. - 1 p.m.; August – Thursday Evening Concerts, in Rotary Park;October Spooktacular; Festival of Lights Extravaganza 1st Friday night inDecember with enchanting decorations into January.www.cliftonspringschamber.com

PHELPS, NY: August – Join us the first full weekend of August as wecelebrate our annual Sauerkraut Festival with NY's best small townparade and a slice of chocolate sauerkraut cake for everyone! Check outour calendar at www.PhelpsNY.com for events throughout the year.

For more information on the area check out:• Finger Lakes Visitors Connection, VisitFingerLakes.com,(877) 386-4669

• Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance, www.FingerLakes.org, (800) 530-7488• Finger Lakes Scenic Railway, www.fingerlakesscenicrailway.co,(315) 209-1029 or (315) 374-1570

Taking the

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Foster Block

Had a glass of wine at the WaterSide Wine Bar overlooking the falls

Peirce Block

Spa Apartments

Great dinner at The HistoricPhelps Hotel Restaurant

Stopped at the HoweHouse Museum

VictorThe Village of Victor was incorporated in 1879 and quickly

became a center for commerce and manufacturing. Its

location along transportation routes including the NYS

Thruway and Route 96 make it easy to enjoy the area’s

history and festivals featured in this map. Our central

business district includes many service businesses as well

as unique retail shopping and dining establishments.

Close to downtown you can walk through history and

experience the Valentown Museum, which has been

preserved as the country’s first “mall”. Across from the

museum is Eastview Mall, the area’s largest shopping mall

with over 180 stores and restaurants.

Overlooking Victor you’ll find Ganondagan, once a bustling

Seneca Native American village, and New York State’s only

park dedicated to the history and culture of Native

Americans.

Victor maintains nine parks throughout the area, a 43-mile

network of trails connecting to other Finger Lakes trails, and

five public and private golf courses.

Victor Chamber of Commerce

37 East Main Street , Victor, NY 14564

(585) 742-1476 • Fax 1 (866) 857-6388

www.victorchamber.com

Shortsville/Manchester

The two villages of Shortsville and Manchester are close inlocation and rich in history. Both villages enjoy life in acaring community surrounded by natural beauty, music,learning and recreation along the Canandaigua Outlet wherepicnicking and playing go hand in hand.

Shortsville has a long list of historical contributions. Oncethe gateway for early fur traders who navigated the manystreams that would transverse the land, Shortsville would besettled in 1804 by Theophilus Short. Originally referred to asShort Mill, the rushing waters of the Canandaigua outletwould provide enough power to maintain four kinds of mills(flour, paper, woolen and a distillery).

Manchester started as a small quiet mill town, but the1890s saw the arrival of the Lehigh Valley Railroad andManchester became a division point with a round house, icehouse and rail yard.

When you visit these villages you can enjoy the historicDepot Restaurant, the infamous Buffalo Bills Restaurant,McDonald’s and, for after dinner, Sweet Blessings Bakery’sdesserts for your pleasure.

Shortsville/Manchester Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 361, Shortsville, NY 14548 • www.smacc.us

FarmingtonFarmington is a town of real people, who are sincere in theirwelcome and who help create a refreshing environment inwhich to live, work and play.

Farmington, established in 1788, the western gateway tothe famous Finger Lakes region of New York State, is one ofthe fastest growing towns in Ontario County. Farmington isthirty six square miles, with a population of twelve thousand.It has 6 parks and seventy five percent of its land inagriculture, including numerous horse farms.

Farmington is also home of the Finger Lakes Gaming andRacetrack (with year round entertainment) and the FingerLakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program at the PurpleHaze Center.

Shopping offers many alternatives — specialty shopping isavailable throughout Farmington. Thanks to the NYSThruway (Interstate 90) which passes across the town,major malls are within a fifteen minute drive. Farmington Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 25001, Farmington, NY 14425(585) 398-2861 • www.farmingtoncofc.com

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Loop 96 mileageVictor to Farmington 7 mins./4.45 mi.

Farmington to Manchester 8 mins./6.54 mi.

Manchester to Phelps 11 mins./8.80 mi

Phelps to Clifton Springs 7 mins./3.80 mi.

Clifton Springs to Shortsville` 7 mins./4.40 mi.

Shortsville to Victor 21 mins./10.47 mi.

Rescued horses at Purple Haze Center

Scenic HorseFarm on Route 96Downtown Villageof Victor

Ganondagan in Victor Slot machines atFinger Lakes Gaming

& Racetrack in Farmington

Foster Cottage Museum inClifton Springs

Kimberly Marie Antiquesin PhelpsWild Water Derbyin Shortsville

ValentownMuseum

Finger LakesScenicRailway

EastView Mall is a fantastic place to shop

DowntownShortsville

A carving of Sagoyewatha(known as Red Jacket) inBudd Park

Manchester Gazebo

Finger Lakes Gaming

& Racetrack new entrance