Stagecoach Days

Oswego Palladium Monday, Aug. 22, 1881                          An Old Land Mark Gone.     Sterling, Aug. 22 - The Churchill tav...

  Although this is not an early scene in New York State it typifies they type of public transportation that continued to exist for deca...

  After railroads were completed across New York State in the 1840s, there was a surplus of stagecoaches. Proprietors were only too glad...

One of the most popular summer resorts in the Pulaski area for many years was the Ontario House, or Wood's Hotel at Port Ontario.  I...

On the site of the fire house on Main Street in Central Square  once stood a hotel called the Fancher House, built in 1826. Like all loc...

One of the last remnants of stagecoach days between Syracuse and Watertown was the Dixon House, built in 1836. It was destroyed by ...

Interior of the Jerome Tavern on Mohawk Turnpike at St. Johnsville. By Rufus Grider.