List of New York State Historic Markers in St. Lawrence County, New York
This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in St. Lawrence 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 | HOME OF | On Main St. Between Court Church Sts., Canton | Canton, Town Of, New York | Silas Wright Statesman U.s. Senator 1833-43 Gov. Of New York 1844-46. Laid June 18, 1856 | |||
2 | SITE OF BIRTHPLACE | On Town Rd. About 5½ Mis. S.w. Of Heuvelton | De Peyster, Town Of, New York | Maj. Gen. Newton Martin Curtis 1835–1910 Solidier [sic?] And Legislator, Who Rendered Distinguished Service During The Civil War | |||
3 | ARROW | On Nys 184 About 5 Mis. S.w. Of Heuvelton | De Peyster, Town Of, New York | 1/4 Mile Site Of Birthplace Maj. Gen. Newton Martin Curtis | |||
4 | SITE OF FIRST | On Nys 58, Vlge. Of Fowler | Fowler, Town Of, New York | Talc Mill In United States Built In 1876 By The Agalite Fibre Company Capacity 8 Tons Daily | |||
5 | BRITISH RAID | On Nys 11 B & Nys 72, Hopkinton | Hopkinton, Town Of, New York | In Reb. 1814, British Troops Raided This Village Seizing 300 Barrels Of Flour Of U.s. Gov. And Stored In Barns Of Col. Hopkins Near Brook | |||
6 | MILITARY ROAD | At Intersection Nys 72 & Nys 11B At Hopkinton | Hopkinton, Town Of, New York | To Sackets Harbor War 1812 First Frame House Opposite Built 1806 By Town Founder Roswell Hopkins, Col. In Rev. War, Sec. Of State, Vermont | |||
7 | ROAD JUNCTURE | On Intersection Nys 11B & Nys 195, Nicholville | Lawrence, Town Of, New York | Port Kent To Hopkinton Turnpike Merged With Oldmilitary Turnpike Near Here | |||
8 | SITE OF | At Intersection Main & W. Hatfield Sts. | Massena, Town Of, New York | United States Hotel Built In 1848 By Benjamin Philips, Hotel Faced East Hartfield Street. | |||
9 | SITE OF | At Intersection E. Orvis & Tamarack Sts., Massena | Massena, Town Of, New York | First Settlement It Massena Began In 1792. Sawmill Erected Then. Site Now Occupied By Stone House Built By Capt. Haskell 1825. | |||
10 | SITE OF | At Intersection E. Orivs & Water Sts. | Massena, Town Of, New York | First School In Massena, Built 1803 Located On Water Street, 191 Feet From This Corner. Gilbert Ree, Instructor | |||
11 | SITE OF | At Intersection, Main & W. Hatfield Sts. | Massena, Town Of, New York | Harrogate House Hotel Built In 1822 By Ruel Taylor For Those Who Came To Drink Massena Spring Water | |||
12 | SITE OF | On Water St., Massena | Massena, Town Of, New York | First Grist Mill In Massena, Built 1808-09 By Stephen Reed And Calvin Hubbard | |||
13 | TOWN OF | On Nys 56 At Massena Town Line | Massena, Town Of, New York | Massena Formed March 3, 1802 Named In Honor Of Andre Massena, 1758–1817 Marshal In French Army | |||
14 | TOWN OF | On Nys 37 At W. Edge Of Massena | Massena, Town Of, New York | Massena Formed March 3, 1802 Named In Honor Of Andre Massena, 1758–1817, Mashal In French Army | |||
15 | TOWN OF | On Nys 420 At Massena Town Line | Massena, Town Of, New York | Massena Formed March 3, 1802 Named In Honor Of Andre Massena, 1758–1817 Marshal In French Army | |||
16 | ARROW | On Nys 68 At S. Limits Of City | Ogdensburg, Town Of, New York | Remington Art Memorial Cor. Washington & State Sts. Open 2-5 And 7-9 P.m. Dedicated July 19, 1923 | |||
17 | ARROW | On Nys 37 At E. Limits Of City | Ogdensburg, Town Of, New York | Remington Art Memorial Cor. Washington & State Sts. Open 2-5 And 7-9 P.m. Dedicated July 19, 1923 | |||
18 | ARROW | On Nys 37 At W/edge Of City | Ogdensburg, Town Of, New York | Remington Art Memorial Cor. Washington & State Sts. Open 2-5 And 7-9 P.m. Dedicated July 19, 1923 | |||
19 | ARROW | On Nys 87 At S. Limits Of City | Ogdensburg, Town Of, New York | Remington Art Memorial Cor. Washington & State Sts. Open 2-5 And 7-9 P.m. Dedicated July 19, 1923 | |||
20 | FIRST CHURCH | On Nys 72 About 2 Mis. W. Of Parishville | Parishville, Town Of, New York | In Town Of Parishville Was Built Here In 1828 Moved To Parishville Village 1846 | |||
21 | SITE OF | On Nys 72 At Parishville | Parishville, Town Of, New York | First Bridge Made By White Men In Town Of Parishville 1809 | |||
22 | SITE OF LOG CABIN OF | On Nys 72 About 4 Mis. W. Of Parishville | Parishville, Town Of, New York | Luke Brown First Settler In Town Of Parishville Built 1810 | |||
23 | THE OLD | On Nys 72 At Parishville | Parishville, Town Of, New York | Parish Tavern Built 1815 By David Parish Stood Here Burned 1875 | |||
24 | THIS WAS THE | On Nys 72 Near Parishville-potsdam Town Line | Parishville, Town Of, New York | First Road In The Town Of Parishville Cut Through 1809 Called Luke Brown Road For Earliest Settler | |||
25 | TOWN OF POTSDAM | ![]() |
On E. Side Of Nys 11 At S. Edge Of Village | Potsdam, Town Of, New York | One Of Ten Towns Of 1787. Bought By Clarkson Family With Others, 1802. Settled By Benj. Raymond, Land Agent, 1803. Town Established 1806. | ||
26 | ST PAUL'S | ![]() |
On Nys 345 At Waddington | Waddington, Town Of, New York | Episcopal Church Built On Model Of St Paul's New York, 1818. First Rector, Rev. Amos G. Baldwin Dedicated By Bishop Hobart | ||
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
References
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