List of New York State Historic Markers in Chenango County, New York
This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in Chenango County, New York.[1]
Listings county-wide
Marker name[1] | Image | Date designated | Location | City or Town | Coords | Marker text | |
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1 | MORMON HOUSE | On Nys 14 At Afton | Afton, Town Of, New York | Joseph Smith, founder Of the Latter Day Saint movement. Was Married In This House January 18, 1827 To Emily Hale | |||
2 | CHENANGO CANAL | Off Of State Route #12B, On S. Main Street | Augusta V. Of Oriskany Falls, New York | Authorized 1833, Utica To Binghamton, Complete 1836 72 Locks In 30 Miles Abandoned 1876 State Education | |||
3 | FIRST TOLL GATE | On Nys 206 3 Mis. N. W. Of Bainbridge | Bainbridge, Town Of, New York | On The Susquehanna-bath Turnpike Was Near This Point | |||
4 | ARROW | On Nys 8 6 Mis. North Of New Berlin | Columbus, Town Of, New York | 1/4 Mile To Historic Carr Farm Meeting Place Of Brants Indians And Tories 1770–1778 | |||
5 | FIRST HOTEL | On Nys 41 At Greene | Greene, Town, New York | In Greene Erected On This Site In 1803 By Thomas Wattles | |||
6 | FIRST | On Nys 12 4 Mis. N.e. Greene | Greene, Town Of, New York | Baptist Church In Chenango County Organized On This Site By Elder Nathaniel Kellogg In 1795 | |||
7 | JOHN B. FINCH | On Co. Rd. 1½ Mis. N. Lincklaen | Lincklaen, Town Of, New York | Great Temperance Orator, Born Here March 17, 1852 Right Worthy Grand Templar Of The World-wide Order Of Good Templars, 1884, 1887 | |||
8 | DEACON TOWNE | On Town Rd. 2 Mis. N.e. Mc Donough | Mc Donough, Town Of, New York | Came With Pioneers From New England And Held First Religious Services Here In Log Cabins Buried On Former Michael And Daniel Pike Farm, South Of Fence. | |||
9 | JOHN P. USHER | On Nys 8 At New Berlin | New Berlin, Town Of, New York | Secretary Of The Interior Under Abraham Lincoln Practice Law In This Site In Company With John Hyde 1837–1839 | |||
10 | ON THIS SITE | On Nys 8 2 Mis N. New Berlin | North Norwich, Town Of, New York | In 1798 Stood The Home Of Obadiah German, Militia General, Land Agent, State Assemblyman, United States Senator 1809–1858 | |||
11 | 1/14 MILE WEST | On Co. Rd. 1/4 Mi. S. Polkville | Norwich, Town Of, New York | "The Castle" Oneida Indian Fort Councils Held Here Up To 1790 | |||
12 | BLACKMAN FARM | On Nys 12 1 Mi. N.e. Oxford | Oxford, Town Of, New York | Settled By Elijah Blackman 1788: The First Settler N The Town Of Oxford | |||
13 | "WESTERN ORACLE" | On Cor. Rd. At Sherburne Four Cnrs. | Sherburne, Town Of, New York | First Newspaper In Chenango Co. Was Published On This Site In 1803 By Abraham And Nicholas Remeyn | |||
14 | WEST HILL - 1802 | On Nys 80 2 Mis. N.w. Sherburne | Shrburne, Town Of, New York | Colonel William S. Smith, Aide To Washington, Owned 150,000 Acres Hereabout In 1791; Married Abigail Adams. Buried At Rear, Due North | |||
15 | ALBANY-ITHACA TURNPIKE | On Nys 80 At Sherburne | Smyrna, Town Of, New York | A Stake Driven Here Marked 101 Miles West From Albany On The Albany-ithaca Turnpike Built 1805 | |||
See also
- List of New York State Historic Markers
- National Register of Historic Places listings in New York
- List of National Historic Landmarks in New York