Education, Research and Outreach

The Seneca - Iroquois National Museum (SINM) is dedicated to the preservation of the Iroquois culture and heritage.  Collection and preservation of significant artifacts, education to the Seneca and non-Seneca community, and re-xxx of the Seneca language and traditions.  In addition to it’s on-site programs, the SINM offers classroom presentations to area schools to augment the NYS curriculum requirement in Iroquois studies.

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A close relationship with the Seneca Nation libraries provide Native American enthusiasts with valuable resources.  Both the Cattaraugus and Allegany Territory’s libraries feature a large Native American reference section, and are open to the public.  The Libraries and the Museum also offer storytelling sessions and other tradition-based programs.                                     

Children’s Activity Center Description: “The Seneca Iroquois National Museum is proud to present the new Children’s Fun Room!  Visitors young and old will experience Haudenosaunee culture through “hands-on” activities, encouraging the curious and enlightening all.