 If you are interested in seeing the area as mapped in great detail in the year 1852, this library of Congress map can be viewed and downloaded at the link above. At the time of this map the road currently known as Stone Road is labeled the Lockport-Warren's Corners Plank Road. At the time it was a Wooden Plank Road with a Toll collected once in Lockport. Also at this time Ezra lives with his son in the Tavern but still ownes the Grange across the Ridge Road in his own name and surrounded by the homes of his family. This map is not only geared towards Warren's Corners though. If you ever wondered what your area looked like or perhaps who owned your house, it can show you the answers to those questions as well. Happy Discovering!
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2/16/2019 04:28:58 am
Right to the left of Forsyth Tavern at the white fold of the map is where the seven Sutherland sisters lived but whose house burned down. How can I tell now where that was. 2/16/2019 08:50:59 am
Hello Sally, 4/6/2025 02:06:38 am
I find historical maps fascinating and love learning about how places have changed over time. Leave a Reply. |
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