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Here’s a mini tour of the historic four corners in Herkimer: Starting with the beautiful Queen Anne Style 1884 Suiter Building Museum owned by the Herkimer County historical society, Next is the 1873 Herkimer County Courthouse, home of many significant trails such as the Chester Gillette case and Roxy Druse. Directly across the street is the 1834 Herkimer County Jail where both Gillette, in 1906, and Druse, in 1887, spent time, Druse was ultimately hanged for her crime of murdering her husband. And finally the Herkimer Reformed Church built in 1835 with a staged spire in the Federal style and a restored wall of beautiful Tiffany windows. For upcoming tours of these building contact the Herkimer County Historical Society.