Endicott is a village in Broome County, New York, United States. The population was 13,392 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Binghamton Metropolitan Statistical Area. The village is named after Henry B. Endicott, a founding member of the Endicott Johnson Corporation shoe manufacturing company, who founded the community as the "Home of the Square Deal".
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In the early 1970s, Binghamton University professor and soon to be theater department chairman, Dr. John Bielenberg sought to expand the theater department's available venues to an off-campus site.Dr. Bielenberg and his colleagues found the Cider Mill. It had been in the Ciotoli family since the 1940s, and was a popular seasonal attraction for lovers of fresh apples, cider and donuts. The warehouse side of the Cider Mill was just what they were looking for.In 1991, when it became necessary for the University to give up the playhouse, it was restarted as an independent non-profit by Tom Kremer, Craig Saeger and Barbara Wolfe. They were supported over the years by dedicated Board Members, a super-hardworking group of staff members, the Ciotoli family and the devotion of the patrons, donors and volunteers.In all, the last 38 years have brought more than 270 dramas, comedies and musicals, and more than 5,000 performances to the Playhouse stage.
This place is a local landmark. We all wait for the Cider Mill to open every year in August and love the hand made candy apples. The donuts are always fresh and the donuts with the coconut flakes and white icing are my favorite!!! The cider is fresh pressed every day and you can watch them press the apples right behind the counter and you can get samples of the cider. Kids and adults alike can watch them make the donuts and makes your mouth water waiting for your order. Every year I have to get a few home make pies for Thanksgiving dinner and take to family out of town. Stop down when you can and you won’t be disappointed. Have a coconut flake one for me!!
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Open every Saturday from 10am-2pm. Endicott, NY is the birthplace of IBM, a company that literally changed the world. The IBM portion of the Endicott history museum was the museum created by IBM in 1984 for its employees and customers. Endicott was also home of the Endicott Johnson Shoe Co - the world's largest shoe manufacturer by 1950. Historical displays document the history of IBM and the EJ Shoe Co and explain how the small village of Endicott, NY became the home of two industrial giants on the world wide scene.
This place has the most items from IBM that you can see under one roof. Multiple floors of history! It takes from the beginning of IBM to modern days. Endicott NY - the birthplace of IBM.
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