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Nestled within the sprawling campus of Cornell University, the Deke House is commonly referred to as Delta Kappa Epsilon house. While the building is incorporated in National Register of Historical Places, the on-site trees planted by Theodore Roosevelt feature in the National Register of Historic Trees.
Lucifer Falls, located in Robert H. Treman State Park, is a stunning natural attraction that draws visitors with its breathtaking beauty. This 115-foot (35 meters) waterfall cascades down rugged cliffs, creating a dramatic and picturesque scene. One of the best ways to experience Lucifer Falls is by hiking on a picturesque trail that meanders along the scenic Enfield Glen gorge. Lucifer Falls and Robert H. Treman State Park combine natural beauty with outdoor adventure, offering an unforgettable experience for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers.
Temple Beth-El
Created by New York in 1817, Tompkins County boasts Cornell University's campus, Ithaca College, a few state parks and many art galleries, history museums, cultural events and even a great deal of outdoorsy attractions—something to suit every palate. Ithaca is a place for all seasons and sits amid a thriving winemaking tradition. The History Center has an ongoing, year-round calendar of scheduled events marking various distinct epochs in local history. It traces the history of Ithaca from the time it wasn't even a city. Yes, Ithaca became a city a couple of decades after Cornell University set up campus in the town. The Center maintains a blog in which it discusses matters of the moment and provides updates on the Center's activities from time to time. It chronicles salient events in the daily lives of the Tompkins' denizens. The Center also makes community education a priority and regularly conducts sessions to forge livelihoods for the County's local community. The entire Center is disabled-friendly and LGBTQ+ friendly. Make sure to be here if you happen to be in these parts.
