Historic Map - Plattsburgh, NY - 1899
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Historic Map - West Chazy, NY - 1899
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West Chazy, N.Y. / drawn & pub. by C. Fausel ; L.R. Burleigh Lith.
This bird's-eye view map of West Chazy, New York was drawn by Christian Fausel and published by L. R. Burleigh in 1899. West Chazy is a hamlet in northeastern Clinton County founded in the mid-1700's by Jean Laframboise. The Little Chazy River flows through the village. Laframboise introduced apple growing to the area and the countryside quickly became dotted with apple orchards. McIntosh apples were first propagated in Chazy in the early 1800's from a planting of John McIntosh. By 1899 there were at least two blocks of thirty to fifty McIntosh trees in Clinton County.
This panoramic map from 1899 shows buildings, railroad routes and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. St. Joseph's Church, George Montreuil, Priest
2. Methodist Church, Rev. S. E. Grant
3. Wesleyan Church, Rev. Allen
4. Public School, N. E. Avery, Principal
5. D. & H. R. R. Station
6. L. L. Honsinger's Office
7. H. E. Jerry, Hardware and Furniture
8. H. E. Jerry, Wagons and Farming Implements
9. W. McGaulley, Crystal Spring Creamery and General Merchandise
10. Wm. H. Robinson, General Merchandise and Post Office
11. R. H. Carroll, Shingle Manufacturer and Lumber Dealer
12. Wm. Foster, Blacksmith Shop
13. J. Dupuis, Blacksmith and Wheelwright
14. West Chazy Granite Works
15. P. F. King, Boot and Shoemaker
16. Adirondack Hotel, D. O'Donnell, Proprietor
17. F. G. Sheldon, Station Agent and Coal Dealer
This bird's-eye view map of West Chazy, New York was drawn by Christian Fausel and published by L. R. Burleigh in 1899. West Chazy is a hamlet in northeastern Clinton County founded in the mid-1700's by Jean Laframboise. The Little Chazy River flows through the village. Laframboise introduced apple growing to the area and the countryside quickly became dotted with apple orchards. McIntosh apples were first propagated in Chazy in the early 1800's from a planting of John McIntosh. By 1899 there were at least two blocks of thirty to fifty McIntosh trees in Clinton County.
This panoramic map from 1899 shows buildings, railroad routes and clearly labeled streets.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. St. Joseph's Church, George Montreuil, Priest
2. Methodist Church, Rev. S. E. Grant
3. Wesleyan Church, Rev. Allen
4. Public School, N. E. Avery, Principal
5. D. & H. R. R. Station
6. L. L. Honsinger's Office
7. H. E. Jerry, Hardware and Furniture
8. H. E. Jerry, Wagons and Farming Implements
9. W. McGaulley, Crystal Spring Creamery and General Merchandise
10. Wm. H. Robinson, General Merchandise and Post Office
11. R. H. Carroll, Shingle Manufacturer and Lumber Dealer
12. Wm. Foster, Blacksmith Shop
13. J. Dupuis, Blacksmith and Wheelwright
14. West Chazy Granite Works
15. P. F. King, Boot and Shoemaker
16. Adirondack Hotel, D. O'Donnell, Proprietor
17. F. G. Sheldon, Station Agent and Coal Dealer
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