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Historic Map - Bainbridge, NY - 1889
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Bainbridge, N.Y. Drawn & published by L. R. Burleigh. Burleigh Lith. Est.
Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Bainbridge, New York, drawn and published by Lucien R. Burleigh around 1889. Bainbridge, in New York's Chenango County, was settled by refugees that were displaced by the colonial war called "Vermont Sufferers". Once colonial troops cleared the area of any hostile natives in 1779, the "Vermont Sufferers" were allowed to settle. A town was formed in Tioga County called "Jericho" along the Susquehanna River in 1791. In 1814, the name was changed to Bainbridge in honor of U. S. Navy Commodore William Bainbridge, in the newly formed Chenango County. The land of this valley was found to be rich with fine fertile clay loam and alluvium and perfect for dairy farming.
The map from around 1889 features clearly labeled street names showing railroad traffic.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Presbyterian Church
2. Episcopal Church
3. Baptist Church
4. Methodist Episcopal Church
5. Free Methodist Church
6. Public School
7. D. & H. C. Co. R. R. Station
8. Water Works
9. Gilbert Manufacturing Co., Sled Factory
10. Danforth Hose Co.
11. Residence of Elliott Danforth, Deputy State Treasurer
12. Grocery, Crockery & Fancy Goods, A. E. Westcott, Proprietor
13. Millinery, Mrs. John C. Haddow, Proprietor
14. Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, A. J. Watson, Proprietor
15. General Store, C. M. Priest, Proprietor
16. Boot & Shoe Store, Warren & Anderson, Proprietors
17. Clothing Store, Lyon & Loomis, Proprietors
18. Dry Goods, A. L. Welch, Proprietor
19. General Hardware, Oscar Wendell
20. Millinery, Mrs. M. K. Palmer & Co.
21. Furniture, Erwin Ramsdell, Proprietor
22. Grocery, T. & P. H. Yale, Proprietors
23. Grocery, H. H. Smith, Proprietor
24. Wiedman Shoe Co.
25. Central Hotel, J. H. Willsey & Son, Proprietors
26. Park Hotel, H. J. Anderson, Proprietor
27. L. B. Anderson Livery Stable
28. Bristol & Welton, Insurance
Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Bainbridge, New York, drawn and published by Lucien R. Burleigh around 1889. Bainbridge, in New York's Chenango County, was settled by refugees that were displaced by the colonial war called "Vermont Sufferers". Once colonial troops cleared the area of any hostile natives in 1779, the "Vermont Sufferers" were allowed to settle. A town was formed in Tioga County called "Jericho" along the Susquehanna River in 1791. In 1814, the name was changed to Bainbridge in honor of U. S. Navy Commodore William Bainbridge, in the newly formed Chenango County. The land of this valley was found to be rich with fine fertile clay loam and alluvium and perfect for dairy farming.
The map from around 1889 features clearly labeled street names showing railroad traffic.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Presbyterian Church
2. Episcopal Church
3. Baptist Church
4. Methodist Episcopal Church
5. Free Methodist Church
6. Public School
7. D. & H. C. Co. R. R. Station
8. Water Works
9. Gilbert Manufacturing Co., Sled Factory
10. Danforth Hose Co.
11. Residence of Elliott Danforth, Deputy State Treasurer
12. Grocery, Crockery & Fancy Goods, A. E. Westcott, Proprietor
13. Millinery, Mrs. John C. Haddow, Proprietor
14. Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, A. J. Watson, Proprietor
15. General Store, C. M. Priest, Proprietor
16. Boot & Shoe Store, Warren & Anderson, Proprietors
17. Clothing Store, Lyon & Loomis, Proprietors
18. Dry Goods, A. L. Welch, Proprietor
19. General Hardware, Oscar Wendell
20. Millinery, Mrs. M. K. Palmer & Co.
21. Furniture, Erwin Ramsdell, Proprietor
22. Grocery, T. & P. H. Yale, Proprietors
23. Grocery, H. H. Smith, Proprietor
24. Wiedman Shoe Co.
25. Central Hotel, J. H. Willsey & Son, Proprietors
26. Park Hotel, H. J. Anderson, Proprietor
27. L. B. Anderson Livery Stable
28. Bristol & Welton, Insurance
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