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Historical Markers in Enfield
Ithaca is the county seat for Tompkins County
Enfield is in Tompkins County
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On Mecklenburg Road (New York State Route 79) at Applegate Road N, on the right when traveling west on Mecklenburg Road.
Built by John Applegate, 1807. Settled in town 1805. 1st schoolhouse in town N. of tavern, erected 1809 Applegate's Corners — — Map (db m213474) HM
On Enfield Main Road (New York State Route 327), on the left when traveling north.
Judah and Lydia Chase Baker located approx. .2 miles north of here in 1804 and buried in the Christian Cemetery. — — Map (db m261611) HM
On Enfield Main Road (New York State Route 327) north of Enfield Center Road W, on the left when traveling north.
Iroquois hunting grounds, then part of town of Ulysses, until 1821 when 36 lots became town of Enfield in Tompkins County.
1817 • Tompkins County • 2017 — — Map (db m261613) HM
On Mecklenburg Road (New York State Route 79) at Van Dorn Road, on the left when traveling west on Mecklenburg Road.
Built by Peter Van Dorn A Catskill Turnpike milestone stood at Van Dorn’s corners — — Map (db m225743) HM
On Buck Hill Road South at Fish Road, on the right when traveling north on Buck Hill Road South.
Route of Catskill Turnpike first road built in town. Old post road and stage route used from Mecklenburg to Kirby’s, 1826. — — Map (db m261612) HM
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Nov. 13, 2026
