Seneca
Along North Side Of River
Seneca Falls Town Of, New York, NY
Marched Sullivan's Forces Expedition Commanded By Col.peter Gansevoort & Lt. Col. William Butler Sept. 20-21, 1779
Bridgeport
Seneca Falls Town Of, New York, NY
Formerly Cayuga Ferry & W. Cayuga Terminus Of State Line Bridge Prominent When Auburn Was "Hardenbergh's Corner"
Burroughs Point
Fayette, Town Of, New York, NY
Site Of Indian Village Destroyed During Sullivan Campaign, 1779.
Canoga Landing
Fayette, Town Of, New York, NY
Site Of Indian Village Destroyed During Sullivan Campaign, 1779 Frontenac Is.
Degory Prowtt
Romulus, Town Of, New York, NY
Drummer Boy, 1776–1783 At Siege Of Fort Stanwix On The Sullivan Expedition, At Surrender Of Cornwallis, Lived A Mile West Of Here.
Elizabeth Cady
Seneca Falls Town Of, New York, NY
Stanton Promoter Of The First Woman's Rights Convention Lived Here.
Old Baptist Church
Covert, Town Of, New York, NY
Founded Covert, N.y, Feb. 16, 1803.
Potter Inn Farm
Seneca Falls Town Of, New York, NY
Nathaniel J. Potter, Innkeeper Blacksmith On Genesee Road, 1801–1808.
Site Of
Varick, Town Of, New York, NY
Frisbie's Ferry A Now Extinct Hamlet With Store, Mills, Distillery, Tavern, And Ferry To Aurora, 1796.
Site Of Tavern
Fayette, Town Of, New York, NY
Kept By Captain Nathan Cook 1756–1838 His Grandson, Stephen V. Harkness Lived Here-one Of Founders Of Standard Oil Company
Sullivan Trail
Ovid, Town Of, New York, NY
Before Settlement By White Men Co. Henry Dearborn Of The Sullivan Expedition Viewed Cayuga Lake Here, Sept. 22, 1779