Visit New York State ...Plan a Guided Bus Tour featuring Underground Railroad, Erie Canal, Women’s Rights and History, Shopping, Wine Tasting and much more ...experience the 200th anniversary of the Erie Canal and the 100th anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote!

NYS Get-A-Way Travel Connection Surprising Syracuse & Skaneateles Lake Featuring Attractions along the Oswego Canal (4 days & 3 nights) Women's Rights, Women's History and the amazing Gift of the Haudenosaunee (Native Americans) to America's fledgling Country and to our Nation's women. Rome-Utica and the Mohawk Valley (3 days & 2 nights) ...see all tour packages Travel Down - Relaxation Up Visiting the many attractions of New York State may not be an option at this time, but we do hope to see you on future trips and explorations! We hope you find great relaxation & well being where you are! Sponsored by Airchair.net, site of the Original AirChair™ Find Your AirChair™ at Airchair.net Birthplace of Memorial Day - Fun Fact The tradition of Memorial Day was started in Waterloo, NY, on May 5, 1866, when they held their first observance of Memorial Day, an idea of Henry C Welles. It was a day dedicated to honoring the Civil War dead. In 1873, New York became the first state to proclaim Memorial Day, Decoration Day, as a public holiday. In 1966, the Federal Government formally recoginized Waterloo, NY as the Birthplace of Memorial Day.

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