Posted in New York August 25, 2017 by Lea Monroe

It’s Impossible Not To Love The Most Eccentric Town In New York

The perfect destinations to seek out when you’re looking to take a charming day trip, New York’s small towns will win over your heart. In the past we’ve talked about some of the Empire State’s more quirky places like Pine Bush and Lily Dale as well as Tannersville and Chittenango that all have their own reasons for making you want to visit. So if you’re looking to tack on one more unique area that’s worth traveling to, try heading to one of our state’s most eccentric towns in Chautauqua County.

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Located at the very southern end of Chautauqua Lake, Jamestown is most famous for being the hometown of Lucille Ball.

All throughout town you can find murals and statues dedicated to the famous star, creating a whimsical atmosphere that's incredibly inviting.

With all of the things that you'll find dedicated to Lucille Ball throughout town, you'll often discover visitors dedicated visitors who are more than eager to explore the area.

Ultimate fans of the icon can make their way to the Lucille Ball Desi-Arnaz Museum that's right on West 3rd Street.

Inside you can get a peak at original costumes, props, recreations of *I Love Lucy*'s sets and so many other things that will leave you feel fascinated.

Taking their love for the star one step further, you'll also find people visiting Lake View Cemetery where Lucille Ball is buried to shower her with love.

Making sure to keep her memory alive and strong, there's also the charismatic Lucille Ball Little Theatre that puts on and hosts performing art shows right in town.

But the fun doesn't stop there! Continue feeling nostalgic while you dine at the Allen Street Diner.

Just a quick 5-minute drive from the museum, the old-time diner fits in perfectly with the town's colorful and fun vibe.

Before you go you'll want to head out to the waterfront to check out the Celoron Lighthouse that can be enjoyed while you're walking around the Lucille Ball Memorial Park.

So, who's ready to step back in time and have a ball?

Have you ever paid this place a visit? If you loved all that Jamestown has to offer, then you might want to see why Everyone Goes Nuts For The Hamburgers At This Nostalgic Eatery In New York – you won’t regret it!