History of the Canal System of the State of New York, Volume I
Brandow Printing Company, State Legislative Printer
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Who controlled Seneca Lake's level? · Printed pp. 478-479 (PDF pp. 502-503): July 1829 Cayuga side cut; conflict over lake level; head-of-lake and outlet interests; 1828-1829 legislation; mill water use and navigation interruptions.
- Who controlled Seneca Lake's level? · Printed pp. 483 and 485-487 (PDF pp. 507 and 509-511): 1840 authorization, 1842 petition and engineer review, 1844-1845 work, 1846 competing petitions, committee framing, and failed regulation bill.
- The canal connection took more than one opening day · Printed p. 473 (PDF p. 497): company finance and legislation, June 14, 1818 first loaded boat, 1821 completion, natural-stream navigation, crude locks, and absence of a towpath.
Remedial Investigation, Former Ithaca Gun Factory Site, Site No. C755019
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Why Ithaca Gun has more than one cleanup story · Printed page 1 / PDF page 10, Introduction and section 1.1 Project Objectives: dated program context, parcel description, and data gaps in shallow soil and bedrock groundwater.
- Why Ithaca Gun has more than one cleanup story · Printed page 35 / PDF page 44: investigation objective, sampling program, industrial-use start, facility closure, demolition, terraces, and remaining structures as of 2018.
- Why Ithaca Gun has more than one cleanup story · Printed page 3 / PDF page 12: topography, raceway, industrial history, shooting galleries, lead-shot disposal, 1995-2004 investigations, and removal quantities.
Congressional Record, Senate, March 24, 1930, reproducing Pennsylvania-Dixie's 1926 listing application
Congressional Record, Senate, March 24, 1930, reproducing Pennsylvania-Dixie's 1926 listing application
Last checked 2026-10-21
- Rock, cement, and the trains at Portland Point · Congressional Record printed pp. 5998–5999 / PDF pp. 41–42, predecessor history and Portland Point mill description
- Rock, cement, and the trains at Portland Point · Exhibit B, Congressional Record printed pp. 6004–6005 / PDF pp. 47–48, Portland Point plant inventory
Final Record of Decision for the Old Construction Debris Landfill (SEAD-11), Seneca Army Depot Activity, Romulus, New York
United States Army Corps of Engineers / United States Environmental Protection Agency
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Planning for Seneca Army Depot after the Army · Printed p. 3-1 (PDF p. 21), complete 'Site History and Enforcement Activities': historic mission, NPL dates, 57 and 72 site counts, 1995 BRAC designation, redevelopment authority, and 1996 reuse-plan dates.
- Planning for Seneca Army Depot after the Army · Printed p. 2-1 (PDF p. 18), complete 'Site Name, Location, and Description' opening: acreage, towns, 1941 acquisition, September 2000 closure, prior land-use description, and location between the lakes.
History of Honeoye Lake
Honeoye Lake Watershed Task Force
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Honeoye’s reservoir, on paper · The Human History of Honeoye Lake, paragraph beginning On July 17, 1926 through the stated 1935 choice of Lake Ontario
- Honeoye’s winter carnival years · The Human History of Honeoye Lake: paragraph beginning In 1962, Chamber of Commerce winter carnival through the account of its last year in 1971
Sound and the Sea: A Short History of the Sound Division, in Report of NRL Progress, July 1973
Naval Research Laboratory
Last checked 2026-10-22
- A railroad barge became a Seneca Lake laboratory · Saxton, printed page 60 / PDF page 72, penultimate paragraph beginning In this period of the early 1950s: acquisition, conversion, anchorage and operational handover.
- A railroad barge became a Seneca Lake laboratory · Saxton, printed page 59 / PDF page 71, biographical note above the essay: Sound Division leadership and 1967 retirement.
A Brief History of the Case Research Lab
Cayuga Museum of History and Art
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The Auburn greenhouse that became a sound-film lab · Paragraphs beginning In 1924 and By 1926:Bell and Howell camera, Carriage House recordings, Fox-Case partnership
A Brief History of the Lightning
A Brief History of the Lightning
Last checked 2026-10-21
- Fifty rowboats, ten steam launches, and the Bowdish boat shop · A Brief History of the Lightning, Part I Origins of the Idea, George Smith/James Ruth paragraph
About: The Cornell Chimes
Cornell University
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- Cornell’s bells before the tower · The Cornell Chimes opening paragraph;McGraw Tower/Tower History first two paragraphs
Case Research Lab
Cayuga Museum of History and Art
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The Auburn greenhouse that became a sound-film lab · Main Case Research Lab section:1914 basements;1916 greenhouse;Sponable;collection paragraph
Explore History
Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Granger Homestead became a school before it became a museum · Preserved HTML, Granger Place School for Girls section: 1868 vacancy, eight-year interval, sale to Caroline Comstock and associates, and school annex.
Gardens & Grounds
Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The greenhouse work behind Sonnenberg’s gardens · The Greenhouse Conservatory Complex(1915): construction interval 1903–1915, layout and room list; History subsection design 1903 and produce for two homes
Hemlock: Town History
Livonia Area Preservation and Historical Society
Last checked 2026-10-22
- A hotel meeting and a racecourse in Hemlock’s fair history · Town History / Hemlock: paragraph beginning In 1866 through the early-1900s horse-racing account
History
Corning Museum of Glass
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The museum reopened before the restoration was over · Museum Underwater: June 1972 flood; cleaning and drying collections; August 1, 1972 reopening.
History
Skaneateles Library
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The little office beside the library · Paragraphs on 1877 incorporation, 1885 land purchase, Benoni Lee’s bequest, 1888 construction, Sphinx dispute, 1890 dedication and 1987 doorway
History and Engineering of Rochester’s Water Supply in Its First Century
Proceedings of the Rochester Academy of Science, volume 7, pages 59–95; scan hosted by WaterworksHistory.us
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Honeoye’s reservoir, on paper · Printed pages 90–93 / PDF pages 24–25: Action by the City on the Honeoye Valley Water Project; Petition; Application Granted; listed conditions
History of the Canal System of the State of New York, volume I, chapter XIV: The Chemung Canal
New York State; online transcription hosted by ErieCanal.org
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The canal celebration that came before navigation · Chapter XIV, contiguous paragraphs from entire line ready for navigation in May 1833, celebration account and feeder description through navigation opened in October of 1833
History of the Canal System of the State of New York, volume I, chapter XIX: The Genesee Valley Canal
New York State; online transcription hosted by ErieCanal.org
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The canal that opened a section at a time · Chapter XIX, paragraphs on September 1, 1840 navigation, fall 1841 Dansville branch, 1842 Stop law, spring 1851 extension and December 1861 completion for 1862 navigation
History of the Canal System of the State of New York, volumeI, chapterXV: The Crooked Lake Canal
New York State historical canal report; transcription hosted by ErieCanal.org
Last checked 2026-10-22
- When the canal and the mills needed the same water · ChapterXV:paragraphs In 1834-5 complaints, The Legislature in 1835, In 1836 another controversy, The report of the commissioners, Shortly afterward
History of the Town of Camillus, in Onondaga’s Centennial
Boston History Company, 1896; Onondaga NYGenWeb transcription
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The millrace that became a canal feeder · Original chapter span volume I pages 659–682; online paragraph beginning About 1832 the present mill race, followed by 1835 sale and Patterson & Sisson mill chronology
History: Ithaca College Is Born
Ithaca College
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Four rented rooms and an evening concert · A Letter from Berlin; Early Years, opening on September 19, 1892, first-evening concert and November 1, 1910 mortgage decision
Martisco Station Railway Museum
Town of Camillus
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- The station that nearly came down · HISTORY: 1870 brick station; 1905 Martisco name; 1964 demolition threat; 1965 lease and following-year purchase; restoration paragraph.
Mission & History
Marcellus Free Library
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- The rooms that became Marcellus's library · Our History first paragraph: beside the Upper Crown Mill Development
Opera House History
Smith Center for the Arts
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- Before the Smith’s starry ceiling, a construction dispute · The Smith Opera House History:October 29, 1894 opening and 1994 restoration goal paragraphs
Our History
Cornell University
Last checked 2026-10-21
- Before the experiments, Geneva needed carpenters · Section 'Our roots go deep' and timeline entries headed 1880, 1882, and 1923: establishment, 125-acre opening, initial facilities/staff summary, and official incorporation into Cornell's College of Agriculture.
Our History: Willard Memorial Chapel
Willard Memorial Chapel
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The campaign to keep Willard Chapel together · Our History:1892–94 construction;1957 churchpurchase;January 1989 campaign;March 1990 purchase
Rob’s Trail brochure: preserve history
The Nature Conservancy
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The volunteers behind a trail between two lakes · PDF page 2 of 2, Preserve History panel and Rob van der Stricht memorial panel.
Skaneateles: History of Its Earliest Settlement and Reminiscences of Later Times
New York: Press of A. H. Kellogg; Library of Congress copy via Internet Archive/Wikimedia
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The harvest that kept Skaneateles’s teasel shops busy in winter · Chapter XVII, The Teasel Industry of Skaneateles, printed pages 248–250 / PDF pages 284–286, through the end of the teasel section before Water Works Company.
SMITH HISTORY BLOG: Victor Rigaumont, Architect
Smith Center for the Arts
Last checked 2026-10-22
- Before the Smith’s starry ceiling, a construction dispute · Article paragraphs on March 1931 opening;October 16/24/25, 1930 correspondence;November 17 memo;Works Cited
Summer Memories: A History of Summer Camps on Owasco Lake
Cayuga Museum of History and Art
Last checked 2026-10-22
- A summer at Edgewater · Edgewater Camp section: 1911 founding; WEIU rooms and classes; August 1916 Citizen visitor-day excerpt; 1965 merger paragraph.
Wharton Studio History
Wharton Studio Museum
Last checked 2026-10-22
- The Ithaca work behind the silent movies · Main history: studio setting, local workers and musicians, late 1919 subletting and 1920 departure