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Endicott Visitors Center

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About Endicott Visitors Center

Endicott Visitors Center combines a historical museum, gift shop, and community meeting space in a restored mansion. Visitors tour the three-story, sixteen-room residence originally owned by Julia and Alphonsus Bowes, who served as George F. Johnson's executive secretary. The building operated as a private home for thirty years before becoming known as "Old Colonial Hall." After World War II, Syracuse University acquired it for administrative use as the fledgling Harpur College expanded into what is now Binghamton University. Following the college's relocation in the mid-1950s, the building housed school district offices and later a church. The Village of Endicott purchased and restored it in 1994 to create this visitor center. Exhibits explain the origins of Harpur College, the Endicott Johnson Shoe Company's corporate history, and IBM's influence on regional development. The George F. Johnson Room details the "Square Deal" philosophy that made E-J one of the country's largest shoe manufacturers.

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Hours: Wednesday – Friday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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What’s on at Endicott Visitors Center

  • Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Wednesday, December 2, 2026 at 6:00 PM at the Endicott Municipal Building, 1009 E. Main Street, Endicott. Following the tree lighting, head over to the Endicott Visitor Center for cookies and hot cocoa; the museum will also be open for visitors to enjoy Christmas trees beautifully decorated by our local businesses and organizations.
  • 2026 Holiday Parade on Saturday, December 5, 2026, 4:00 PM to 5:15 PM. The parade will begin, traveling south down Washington Ave and then west on E. Main St and Park St, where it will disperse on Jefferson Ave.

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The George F. Johnson Room: the George F. Johnson-Endicott Johnson Shoe Company exhibit explains the early years of Mr. Johnson’s life and experiences that helped to form his business philosophy; subsequently referred to as the “Square Deal.”
The Thomas J. Watson, Sr. Room: The T. J. Watson-IBM Room examines his professional career as well as the development of the IBM Corporation. On display are several early business machines produced by companies that eventually evolved into the industrial giant, IBM.
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Gateway Gallery displays a lighted replica of the E-J Workers Arch and interactive displays depicting the growth of Greater Binghamton through time. Continuous film clips show actual footage of life in the “Square Deal” towns, factory activities and the construction of E-J worker homes.
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Endicott Visitor Center: when you visit the Center you will enjoy touring the 3-story, 16 room family residence originally owned by Julia and Alphonsus Bowes.

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