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Skä•noñh - Great Law of Peace Center

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Meeting Facilities

Skä•noñh, is an Onondaga welcoming greeting meaning “Peace and Wellness.” This dynamic Native American museum offers the story of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois). It is operated by the Onondaga Historical Association in conjunction with Syracuse University and the Onondaga Nation. Learn about the sacred Onondaga Lake, which this museum sits on the shore of, and about the people who is its namesake. The Ska-nonh Center offers self-guided tours or tours by appointment for large groups.

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Accessibility
General
  • Good For Groups or Parties:
  • Gift Shop/Souvenirs:
  • Motorcoach Friendly:
  • Parking:
    • Off-Street
  • Payment Methods:
    • Cash, Most Major Credit Cards
Accessibility
  • Designated Accessible Parking Spaces: 4
  • Van Accessible Parking Spaces: 4
  • Maneuvering Space: At Least 36'
  • Sales and Service Counters: Accessible Design
  • Serving Counters: Accessible Design
  • Tables & Seating:
    • Designated Seating & Tables
    • Flexible Seating
  • Accessible Washrooms: Fully Accessible
  • Services for Hearing Impairments:
Facility Info
  • Exhibits Space 1
  • Exhibits 6
  • Reception Capacity 75
  • Group Capacity 100
  • Outdoor Capacity 150
  • Banquet Capacity 50
  • Number of Rooms 1
  • Classroom Capacity 50