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Historic Map - Mohawk, NY - 1893
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Mohawk, N.Y
This reproduction bird's-eye view map of Mohawk, New York was published by Burleigh Litho. Co. in 1893. The village of Mohawk emerged from the Burnetsfield Patent; land granted to Palatine Germans by Queen Anne of England. It is said that George Washington would stop for lunch at the local Shoemaker Tavern during his trips to Fort Stanwix in Rome, New York.
The village on the south bank of the Mohawk River prospered with the addition of the Erie Canal and was incorporated in 1844. Mohawk produced textile goods and malt throughout the 1800s. Broomhall's Malt House was 65 by 180 feet and three stories tall, using around 40,000 bushels of grain annually.
Varley Hall was built in 1860. The brick building measured 43 by 123 feet with a stage of 43 by 25 feet. Dramatic exhibitions were presented here in an ornate setting that could seat up to 1,000 people.
This panoramic map from 1893 shows Mohawks buildings, bridges, railroad routes and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Baptist Church
2. M. E. Church
3. Episcopal Church
4. Reformed Church
5. Universalist Church
6. Public School, Erected 1893
7. W. S. R. R. Station
8. J. M. Bellinger & Co., Manufacturer of Paper Boxes & Wood Cases
9. Palmer M. Wood, Coal, Wood & Pipe Dealer
10. Mohawk Knitting Mill
11. Armory 31st Seperate Company
12. Chas. Chrisman, Pres. of Village
13. Geo. Chrisman, Carpenter & Builder
14. John Quackenbush, Contractor
15. Mohawk Valley Knitting Mill
16. D. C. Ford, Novelty Manufacturer
17. L. R. Fowler, Coal Dealer
18. Frank Clapsaddle, Supt. St. R. Motive Power
19. Cunningham Block, Post Office, Thos. Cunningham, Post Master
19. J. B. Rafter, Attorney & Counselor at Law
20. "The Mohawk Eagle", Miss C. E. Morgan, Editor & Proprietor
21. J. G. Richardson, General Hardware
21. Geo. H. Tuttle, Drugs & Groceries
21. W. E. Dobson, Dentist
22. E. M. Turner, Baker & Confectioner
23. Hotel Lovejoy, H. A. Lovejoy, Prop.24. Weller Block
24. E. H. Doolittle, Insurance & Real Estate
25. S. E. Coe, Insurance & Brick Manufacturer
26. D. E. Allen, Furniture Ware Rooms
27. National Mohawk Valley Bank
28. Andrew Murphy, Lock Grocery
29. Village Water Works Pumping Station
30. Fumler Creek Cheese Factory, O. B. Chrisman, Manager
This reproduction bird's-eye view map of Mohawk, New York was published by Burleigh Litho. Co. in 1893. The village of Mohawk emerged from the Burnetsfield Patent; land granted to Palatine Germans by Queen Anne of England. It is said that George Washington would stop for lunch at the local Shoemaker Tavern during his trips to Fort Stanwix in Rome, New York.
The village on the south bank of the Mohawk River prospered with the addition of the Erie Canal and was incorporated in 1844. Mohawk produced textile goods and malt throughout the 1800s. Broomhall's Malt House was 65 by 180 feet and three stories tall, using around 40,000 bushels of grain annually.
Varley Hall was built in 1860. The brick building measured 43 by 123 feet with a stage of 43 by 25 feet. Dramatic exhibitions were presented here in an ornate setting that could seat up to 1,000 people.
This panoramic map from 1893 shows Mohawks buildings, bridges, railroad routes and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Baptist Church
2. M. E. Church
3. Episcopal Church
4. Reformed Church
5. Universalist Church
6. Public School, Erected 1893
7. W. S. R. R. Station
8. J. M. Bellinger & Co., Manufacturer of Paper Boxes & Wood Cases
9. Palmer M. Wood, Coal, Wood & Pipe Dealer
10. Mohawk Knitting Mill
11. Armory 31st Seperate Company
12. Chas. Chrisman, Pres. of Village
13. Geo. Chrisman, Carpenter & Builder
14. John Quackenbush, Contractor
15. Mohawk Valley Knitting Mill
16. D. C. Ford, Novelty Manufacturer
17. L. R. Fowler, Coal Dealer
18. Frank Clapsaddle, Supt. St. R. Motive Power
19. Cunningham Block, Post Office, Thos. Cunningham, Post Master
19. J. B. Rafter, Attorney & Counselor at Law
20. "The Mohawk Eagle", Miss C. E. Morgan, Editor & Proprietor
21. J. G. Richardson, General Hardware
21. Geo. H. Tuttle, Drugs & Groceries
21. W. E. Dobson, Dentist
22. E. M. Turner, Baker & Confectioner
23. Hotel Lovejoy, H. A. Lovejoy, Prop.24. Weller Block
24. E. H. Doolittle, Insurance & Real Estate
25. S. E. Coe, Insurance & Brick Manufacturer
26. D. E. Allen, Furniture Ware Rooms
27. National Mohawk Valley Bank
28. Andrew Murphy, Lock Grocery
29. Village Water Works Pumping Station
30. Fumler Creek Cheese Factory, O. B. Chrisman, Manager
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