Roseboom is a town in Otsego County, New York known for not being settled in until after the American Revolution and people with Latvian ancestries. Major attractions include Belvedere Lake, a small lake east of Roseboom village and Honey Hill, south of the village. Each year in the summer, there is the Rosewood County Fair. Among the biggest companies in Roseboom are Alpha Tech Automotive and Bob's Store. The biggest schools here are Roseboom High School and Suny College of Agriculture and Technology, not in Roseboom but only 11 miles away. One of the best places to visit while in Roseboom is the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Located just outside of Roseboom, it is only twenty miles away and worth the short drive. Famous persons from Roseboom include early landowners and settlers Abram and John Roseboom, whom the town was named after.