The pieces of original tract below commemorate Oneonta's railroad heritage and the Oneonta Trolley car system that once traveled up Broad Street to meet Main Street at this spot.
This Main Street Plaza is dedicated to all citizens who have worked . . . — — Map (db m169665) HM
Site of Stone Mansion (1841-1929),
Reputed stop on The Underground
Railroad. Home of Eliakim Reed
Ford (1797-1873), Abolitionist,
Investor, & Local Business Owner.
— — Map (db m309202) HM
Built in 1920 by Riley Warren. First national car dealership owned and operated by a woman, Beatrice Warren Blanding, philanthropist. Razed 2023. — — Map (db m277063) HM
Old Delaware & Hudson Caboose,
The Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen Union first met and
Organized in this car in 1883.
Dedicated & Installed 1924.
— — Map (db m302667) HM
Built in 1807 by Lawrence Swart
Oldest standing structure in the city. Dedicated as a living memorial on July 3, 1976 by the Oneonta Bicentennial Commission. — — Map (db m169666) HM
George I. Wilber, 1845-1922,
President of Wilber National
Bank. 1890-1922. Built this
House. Home to Community
Arts Center by 1998. — — Map (db m302784) HM
