Spirit world exploration in Utica, New York

Welcome to the Oriskany Museum, a captivating destination nestled in the heart of Oriskany, New York. Located at 420 Utica Street, our museum offers a unique journey through history, celebrating the rich heritage of this small village with a big story to tell. As a premier tourist attraction, we invite visitors to explore our extensive collection that highlights significant moments from the past, including the pivotal Battle of Oriskany, known as the "bloodiest battle of the Revolution." Founded in 1967 as the Battle of Oriskany Historical Society, the Oriskany Museum now resides in its own dedicated building, providing an immersive experience into the village's storied past. Our exhibits include fascinating artifacts and displays, such as the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany CV-CVA 34, on loan courtesy of the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida. This legendary vessel served in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, before becoming an artificial reef in 2006.

Welcome to Clinton United Methodist Church, located at 105 Utica Street, Clinton, New York. We are a vibrant and welcoming community dedicated to worshiping God, learning together, and extending hospitality to all. At Clinton United Methodist Church, we believe in the boundless love of God for all creation and the fellowship we find through Jesus Christ. Whether you are a believer or someone seeking spiritual guidance, you are welcome here. Our services are designed to offer meaningful worship and a deep dive into God’s word, helping us grow in faith and understanding. We are committed to reaching out to our neighbors and the world, serving with a heart of ministry in the name of Christ. Beyond worship, we enjoy a variety of activities, from community dinners to sporting events, fostering fun and fellowship among friends old and new.

Welcome to Plymouth Bethesda United Church, a vibrant community of faith located at 500 Plant Street, Utica, New York. As a place of worship, we are dedicated to fostering deep, meaningful connections—both spiritual and human. We believe that church should be a radical departure from societal norms, where equality, dignity, and respect for all are paramount. Our mission extends beyond the walls of our church, as we actively engage with and support individuals experiencing homelessness in and around Oneida Square. We invite you to read our comprehensive report on this important issue [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-xl3BRCu_asShtLI7ZgpLyRSYYo2oUQc/view?usp=share_link).