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... been a effort by interested citizens of Sullivan County to save what is left of the D and H canal. There are many places where you can see what the D and H looked like. One is on the line between Summitville ...

... blue-stone quarries near Pond Eddy, followed in 1870 by the local firm of Decker, Kilgore & Company. Stone from these quarries left the Town via the D & H Canal on the New York side of the river and the ...

... and some of the oldest remains left in the Town are some laid up stones in the outlet of Revonah Lake, which were probably placed there in 1797 for the purpose of building the first saw mill in the area. ...

... property and moved there in 1835. They found an abandoned frame house, a saw mill and land that had been tilled many years. From this it may be assumed that the earlier settlers had left the lands for ...

... d was well liked. When W. W. Gilman died he left three million dollars. George Gilman, brother of W. W. founded and renamed the A&P Company at the time coinciding with the spike driven opening the railro ...

... in the Town of Thompson and was completely abandoned during the French and Indian War. A few of the settlers at Denniston�s Ford, however, were thought to have �braved it out� or only left for a short ...

... with the Europeans anxious to purchase land, a concept totally alien to the Lenape, prompted the tribe to look elsewhere to live. By 1730, the Lenape people had left the region for good. Soon the area ...

... era, have left such a long-lasting legacy in preserving Sullivan County history. Elsie unselfishly shared, through determined and unwavering efforts, her experiences and knowledge for all future generations ...

... "Summer In The City." But in 1967, after the Lovin' Spoonful appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show", things began to go wrong. Two band members were busted for pot possession and left the group. Their re ...

... totaling 1861 acres for which they paid $4,613. Since Samuel was occupied surveying the route for the new turnpike, it was left to John to start making immediate improvements to their land. John arrived ...

... of SullivanCounty historians who, during their era, have left a long-lasting legacy of preserving SullivanCounty history, sharing their timeless and tireless work for all future generations to learn from, ...

... y to Freedom he was attacked by a Tory bank in 1782 and left for dead in his own home." On the southeast side is inscribed: "Erected by the descendants of Henry Reynolds 1902." Reuben Cross August ...

... e onto a shaded dirt road. Then driving one-half mile in a southeasterly direction on this dirt road, we come to a four corners. On our left is the pound schoolhouse, or better known today as District ...

... that included the word “Eddy” were so named by the early raftsmen. Narrowsburg was first known as Homans’ Eddy until Mr. Homan left the area. It was then renamed Big Eddy by the raftsmen because it is ...

... ortant information. The researcher left with important clues as to the character of his ancestor, Horace Gillette, and in the afternoon headed for the Time and the Valleys museum at Grahamsville to c ...

... ; "For loyalty to Freedom he was attacked by a Tory band in 1782 and left for dead in his own home." On the southeast side in inscribed; "Erected by the descendants of Henry Reynolds 1902." ...

... ortant information. The researcher left with important clues as to the character of his ancestor, Horace Gillette, and in the afternoon headed for the Time and the Valleys museum at Grahamsville to c ...

... the site were left behind by the oil company. Nearby residents, as well as many folks who traveled from all sections throughout the county, took advantage of stocking up on their coal supply for the approaching ...

LOCATION: Behind Fallsburg Central School. Standing on the left side of the school parking lot, look towards the Pines Ski Hill. You will see markings of construction road used ddurisng school landscaping ...

... ments which lumbering had supported. In 1907 only four rafts came down. In 1922 the last raft came down the river from Hancock to Callicoon, but never left the upper river. Though today the Valley is ...

... the man we are honoring today. Wilmer Sipple was born August 27, 1924 into a family with strong roots in the county. His great-grandfather, Henry Sipple, had left Germany in the middle of the 19th cen ...

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