Harding Farm Guest Houses - Private, Charming and Convenient
Premier Lodging in Clinton, New York -- Offers Privacy, Charm and Convenience to visitors of Hamilton College and Colgate University .
Located in Clinton, New York, next door to Hamilton College and just 20 minutes from Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.
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Rent the Cottage
Rent the Carriage House
Rent the Oriskany House
The farm's Carriage House flat is available for
overnight, weekend and weekly rentals.  It is a fully
furnished unit capable of accommodating up to
four people comfortably. Click here to see photos,
pricing and learn how to make a reservation.
Just down Harding Road from the farm's main house, the
Oriskany House is available for overnight, weekend and
weekly rentals.  It is a fully furnished house capable of
accommodating up to six people comfortably. Click here
to see photos, pricing and learn how to make a reservation.
The farm's cottage is available for overnight,
weekend and weekly rentals.  It is a fully furnished
house capable of accommodating up to six
people comfortably. Click here to see photos,
pricing and learn how to make a reservation.  
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Location - Harding Road
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proximity to Hamilton College
Layout of Harding Farm compound located next
door to Hamilton College in Clinton, New York.
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History
Samuel Kirkland
Missionary to Oneida Indians
Founder of Hamilton College
Built main house at Harding Farm
Area for friends and family
The Kirkland Cottage on the Hamilton
College campus was originally located
on today's Harding Farm.
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Harding Farm is an historic property located at the base of College Hill in Clinton, New York.  The property was originally owned by Samuel
Kirkland, the Founder of Hamilton College.  Kirkland built the main house in 1794 and resided on the property until his death in the early 1800's.  
Kirkland's home was a welcoming place to both American colonists and the Oneida Indians.  Both Kirkland and the Oneida Chief Skenendoah
were buried beside one another  in the Farm's orchard until their bodies were exhumed and moved to the Hamilton College cemetery in 1855.
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slide show of a
recent wedding at
Harding Farm