Historic Map - Springville, NY - 1892
Description
Springville, N.Y.
This reproduction bird's-eye view map of Springville, New York was published by Burleigh Litho. Co. in 1892. Springville is a village that was incorporated in 1834 in southern Erie County. It is located in the foothills of the Allegany Mountains at the west end of Zoar Valley. Known for its fishing and hunting opportunities, the area has popular skiing runs in he winter. The Springville Academy was founded here in 1830 as the first high school in Erie County. Its name was changed to Springville Griffith Institute in 1867. Bell telephones were installed in the village in 1884.
One year before this map's publishing Dr. Ralph B. White established the Antidolor Manufacturing Company in Springville. The company would develop and produce the dental local anesthetic "Novocain". The Civil War monument shown on the map was a new addition to Fiddler's Green Park.
This panoramic illustrated map from 1892 shows buildings, railroad route and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Roman Catholic Church
2. Presbyterian Church
3. Freewill Baptist Church
4. M. E. Church Church
5. Baptist Church
6. Lutheran Church
7. Griffith Institute
8. Roman Catholic School
9. Springville Opera House, Fred Childs, Prop.
10. Fire Building
11. B. R. & P. R. R. Station
12. Geo. Staffinger, Florist
13. H. C. Babcock, Carpenter & Builder
14. Geo. D. Conger, Coal, Lumber, Shingles, etc.
15. Charles H. Albro, Groceries & Variety Store
16. Louis Chevallier, General Store, Eggs a Specialty
17. Empire Mills, Chesbro & Ferrin, Props.
18. Union House, Chas. Miller, Prop.
19. Central House, J. H. Utrich, Prop.
20. Office and Residence of Fredrick H. Standro, Physician and Surgeon
21. Philip Herbold, Furniture & Undertaker
22. Office and Residence of M. N. Brooks, Physician and Surgeon
23. First National Bank
24. L. D. Chandler, Furniture & Undertaking
25. E. D. Jackson, Agricultural Implements
26. American House, Leo Fox, Prop.
26. Leo Fox, Groceries & Provisions
27. Ira C. Woodward, Wholesale Furniture
28. W. A. Stanbro, Boots & Shoes
29. Mrs. A. Parker, Millinery
30. Leland House, Geo. A. Richmond
31. Farmers Bank of Springville
31. J. W. Pierce, General Insurance
31. Myers & Woodward, Produce Dealers
32. C. Waite & Son, Dentists
33. H. Curtis, General Hardware
34. Springville Roller Mills, Bertrand Chaffee, Proprietor
35. Clair Bros., Cheese Manufactory
35. C. C. Babcock, Harness Manufacturer & Dealer
36. "Springville News", A. L. Holman, Editor & Proprietor
37. Frank Rogers, General Blacksmith
38. Canning Factory
39. Office and Residence of Wm. H. Jackson, Physician and Surgeon
40. Geo. Balding, Saw & Planing Mill & Foundry
41. Sash & Blind Factory, Phillip Herbold
42. Shoe Factory
43. Henry Colvin, City Barber Shop
43. Wm. Smith, City Bakery
43. Edwin A. Scott, Attorney & Counselor at Law
43. Geo. Engel, Jeweler & Optician
44. Mrs. M. K. Mayer, Millinery & Fancy Goods
45. H. D. Smith, General Store
46. "Journal" and "Herald", W. C. Lowe, Editor & Publisher
46. F. E. Lowe, Jeweler & Optician
46. H. H. Smithers, Crayon Portrait Artist
47. Geo. H. Dabolt, Groceries, Confections and Cigars
48. P. H. Cady, General Merchandise
48. A. L. Vaughen, Dentist
48. C. W. Ticknor, Attorney & Counselor at Law
49. A. L. Pingrey, Furniture & Funeral Director
49. Post Office, Geo. H. Barker, Postmaster
49. Benzing Bros., Fresh & Salt Meats
50. W. E. Colling, Restaurant & Tobacco Store
50. A. K. Stanbro, Stoves & Tinware
50. Fred. Schweizer, Boot & Shoe Dealer
51. A. D. Jones, General Hardware
52. Lake Luzerne
53. Mr. & Mrs. Drs. Bates, Electric Sanitarium
54. A. V. Oyer, Contractor & Builder
This reproduction bird's-eye view map of Springville, New York was published by Burleigh Litho. Co. in 1892. Springville is a village that was incorporated in 1834 in southern Erie County. It is located in the foothills of the Allegany Mountains at the west end of Zoar Valley. Known for its fishing and hunting opportunities, the area has popular skiing runs in he winter. The Springville Academy was founded here in 1830 as the first high school in Erie County. Its name was changed to Springville Griffith Institute in 1867. Bell telephones were installed in the village in 1884.
One year before this map's publishing Dr. Ralph B. White established the Antidolor Manufacturing Company in Springville. The company would develop and produce the dental local anesthetic "Novocain". The Civil War monument shown on the map was a new addition to Fiddler's Green Park.
This panoramic illustrated map from 1892 shows buildings, railroad route and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Roman Catholic Church
2. Presbyterian Church
3. Freewill Baptist Church
4. M. E. Church Church
5. Baptist Church
6. Lutheran Church
7. Griffith Institute
8. Roman Catholic School
9. Springville Opera House, Fred Childs, Prop.
10. Fire Building
11. B. R. & P. R. R. Station
12. Geo. Staffinger, Florist
13. H. C. Babcock, Carpenter & Builder
14. Geo. D. Conger, Coal, Lumber, Shingles, etc.
15. Charles H. Albro, Groceries & Variety Store
16. Louis Chevallier, General Store, Eggs a Specialty
17. Empire Mills, Chesbro & Ferrin, Props.
18. Union House, Chas. Miller, Prop.
19. Central House, J. H. Utrich, Prop.
20. Office and Residence of Fredrick H. Standro, Physician and Surgeon
21. Philip Herbold, Furniture & Undertaker
22. Office and Residence of M. N. Brooks, Physician and Surgeon
23. First National Bank
24. L. D. Chandler, Furniture & Undertaking
25. E. D. Jackson, Agricultural Implements
26. American House, Leo Fox, Prop.
26. Leo Fox, Groceries & Provisions
27. Ira C. Woodward, Wholesale Furniture
28. W. A. Stanbro, Boots & Shoes
29. Mrs. A. Parker, Millinery
30. Leland House, Geo. A. Richmond
31. Farmers Bank of Springville
31. J. W. Pierce, General Insurance
31. Myers & Woodward, Produce Dealers
32. C. Waite & Son, Dentists
33. H. Curtis, General Hardware
34. Springville Roller Mills, Bertrand Chaffee, Proprietor
35. Clair Bros., Cheese Manufactory
35. C. C. Babcock, Harness Manufacturer & Dealer
36. "Springville News", A. L. Holman, Editor & Proprietor
37. Frank Rogers, General Blacksmith
38. Canning Factory
39. Office and Residence of Wm. H. Jackson, Physician and Surgeon
40. Geo. Balding, Saw & Planing Mill & Foundry
41. Sash & Blind Factory, Phillip Herbold
42. Shoe Factory
43. Henry Colvin, City Barber Shop
43. Wm. Smith, City Bakery
43. Edwin A. Scott, Attorney & Counselor at Law
43. Geo. Engel, Jeweler & Optician
44. Mrs. M. K. Mayer, Millinery & Fancy Goods
45. H. D. Smith, General Store
46. "Journal" and "Herald", W. C. Lowe, Editor & Publisher
46. F. E. Lowe, Jeweler & Optician
46. H. H. Smithers, Crayon Portrait Artist
47. Geo. H. Dabolt, Groceries, Confections and Cigars
48. P. H. Cady, General Merchandise
48. A. L. Vaughen, Dentist
48. C. W. Ticknor, Attorney & Counselor at Law
49. A. L. Pingrey, Furniture & Funeral Director
49. Post Office, Geo. H. Barker, Postmaster
49. Benzing Bros., Fresh & Salt Meats
50. W. E. Colling, Restaurant & Tobacco Store
50. A. K. Stanbro, Stoves & Tinware
50. Fred. Schweizer, Boot & Shoe Dealer
51. A. D. Jones, General Hardware
52. Lake Luzerne
53. Mr. & Mrs. Drs. Bates, Electric Sanitarium
54. A. V. Oyer, Contractor & Builder
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