Jell-O Gallery Museum, Le Roy

This museum has tons of history about how the Jell-O product got started. The museum is small but packed with lots of pictures, photos, artwork, and everything associated with Jell-O. My favorite exhibit was the collection of molds used to make it. The downstairs area features a nice collection of carriages of all types. The workers were very nice and knowledgeable. The museum also has a gift shop with a variety of souvenirs.

One of the more fascinating places I've been to. Leroy New York is the birthplace of Jello. They offer a guided tour. It's a really good learning experience. They offer a AAA discount this is operated by the historical society. The basement has an antique Cadillac and some horse and buggies and sleighs. Which was really cool because I never saw one close up. I wish they would get some of those restored to working condition. Hidden to Kraft foods this would be a good idea to have the Jello vehicle for parade use. The souvenir shop was awesome. It has souvenir t-shirts with vintage jello products on them in all the jello colors. I would have to say this is one of the great undiscovered museums in America. and I had a blast and learned a lot. Fantastic staff giving the tour and gave me beneficial tips of where I would find food in Leroy based in my taste and budget and they were right