List of New York State Historic Markers in Jefferson County, New York facts for kids
This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in Jefferson County, New York.
Listings county-wide
Marker name | Image | Date designated | Location | City or Town | Coords | Marker text | |
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1 | BABCOCK HOMESTEAD | Intersection Of Kirby and Brown Streets in Dexter | Brownville, Town Of, New York | Erected 1832-33 By Jesse Babcock; Station On Underground Railway Passing Negro Slaves Over Canadian Border | |||
2 | BROWN MANSION | On Brown Blvd. In Brownville | Brownville, Town Of, New York | Home Of Gen. Jacob Brown Commander Of Northern Frontier Forces, War Of 1812 Commanding General U.s. Army 1821 Until His Death In 1828 | |||
3 | CARLETON IS. | On NYS 12E about 2 Miles east of Cape Vincent Village | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Occupied By British 1774 Ft. Haldimand Built By British-irouquois 1778-79. Captured By Americans In 1812 | |||
4 | CUP-AND-SAUCER | At River's Edge on west side of Real St., Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | House Built Near This Site By Count Pierre Fancois Real In 1816 As Refuge For Napoleon. Burned 1867 | |||
5 | DURING THE | At intersection Of Broadway and James St., Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 American Soldiers Were Housed In Barracks Erected Here And At The Foot Of James Street | |||
6 | FRENCH | On Town Rd. about 1 mile SW of Rosiere | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Cath. Church Built Here 1832 By Early Settlers. Heroes Of Napoleon's Army & French Refugees Worshipped Here | |||
7 | KENT'S CREEK | On County Rd. about 1½ miles SW of Rosiere | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Site Of First Grist Mill In The Town Of Cape Vincent Built Prior To 1809 | |||
8 | MILLENS BAY | On NYS 12E at Riverview | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | In June 1812 Abner Hubbard With Other Americans Crossed To Carleton Island And Captured Ft. Haldimand With Its British Garrison | |||
9 | STONE HOUSE | North side of Broadway In Western Part of Cape Vincent Village | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Built In 1815 By J.d. Le Ray De Chaumont Here Canadian Rebels Were Sheltered During Patriot War, 1838 | |||
10 | TIBBITS POINT | At Tibbetts Point Lighthouse SW of Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Lighthouse First In Jefferson County Built 1827, Rebuilt 1854 | |||
11 | ARROW | On NYS 12E about 3 miles SE Of Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Memorial Altar On Site Of Old French Catholic Church Erected By James Le Ray De Chaumont 1832 | |||
12 | CHURCH BUILT 1834-35 | On NYS 12 near intersection with Co. Rt. 179, Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Francis Depau Deeded Site For House Of Worship That Shall Forever At All Times Be Open And Free To The Use Of All Denominations | |||
13 | ELM FLAT CHURCH | At intersection of Co. Rd. 179 and NYS 12 about 3/4 Mi NW of Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Fory Rods To The East Stood The First Church In The Town Of Clayton A Log Building Built 1820 By The Free Will Baptists | |||
14 | ONONDAGA TRAILS | At intersection Of NYS 12 and Co. Rt. 179, Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Junction Of War Trails Between Lake Ontario And The St. Lawrence River | |||
15 | AFTER THE BATTLE OF | On NYS 3 about 2 miles N. of Oswego-Jefferson County line | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Big Sandy May 28, 1814 This House Was Used As A Hospital For British Soldiers | |||
16 | BONNIE VIEW | On US 11 about 2 miles north of Pierrepont Manor | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Birthplace And Home Of Marietta Holley 1840–1926 Author "Samantha" Novels Pen Name "Josiah Allen's Wife" | |||
17 | FAIR VIEW | On Route 193 in Woodville | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Bought By Ebenezer Wood 1804 Continuously Occupied By Wood Family Since That Date | |||
18 | CAMP DE | West side of NYS 3 at State-owned observation point about 4 miles SW of Sackets Harbor | Henderson, Town Of, New York | L'observation Erected By The French In 1756 Association Island | |||
19 | AUGUSTUS SACKET | At intersection Of Main and Ray streets in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Pioneer Of Sacket Harbor. Brought Tract In Hounsfield 1801. 1St Judge, Jefferson Co. B. N.y. City Nov. 10, 1769 D. Albany, N.y. Apr. 29, 1827 | |||
20 | BLANCHARD STAND | At intersection NYS 3 and Co. Rd. about 2 miles west of Watertown | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Erected Here In 1823 By Stephen Blanchard Rebuilt 1867 And Known As Half-way-house Till 1913 A Famous Country Inn | |||
21 | BLOCKHOUSE | South side of Washington St. Between Broad St. and RR, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Erected In 1812 For Defense Against The British Attack Stone House The Tisdale Homestead Erected 1819 | |||
22 | FORT CHAUNCEY | East side of Monroe St. north of Main St. in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 Named For Commodore Isaac Chauncey | |||
23 | FORT KENTUCKY | South side of Washington St. near lake, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 28 Guns Blockhouse In Center | |||
24 | FORT TOMPKINS | Intersection Main St. and road along lake shore. Property US Coast Guard, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | On Navy Point War Of 1812 Named For Governor Daniel D. Tompkins | |||
25 | HOME OF | North side of county road between Sackets Harbor and Jewettville | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Dr. Samuel Guthrie Born 1782-Died 1848 Discovered Chloroform, 1831 Invented Percussion Caps Surgeon In War Of 1812 | |||
26 | SITE OF | Along lake front within Madison Barracks in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Fort Pike Behind These Breastworks Was Blockhouse Erected By Americans For Defense Against British, War Of 1812 | |||
27 | UNION HOTEL - APRIL 1817 | At intersection of Main and Ray streets in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Built By Frederic White 1St Masonic Lodge Jefferson Co. Ontario Lodge Formed April 4, 1805 Athol Lodge Formed 1818 Sackets Lodge Formed 1848 | |||
28 | VIRGINIA | South side of Washington St., west of Broad St., Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 Armed With 16 Guns | |||
29 | WAR OF 1812 | End of Town Rd. along lake shore, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Landing Of British Daybreak, Sunday July 19, 1812 | |||
30 | SITE OF | On NYS 180, LaFargeville | Orleans, Town Of, New York | First Mill Erected 1819 At Log Mills Renamed LaFargeville July 4, 1823 |
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