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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Carlton
Carlton, New York and Vicinity
▶ Orleans County (120) ▶ Genesee County (98) ▶ Monroe County (361) ▶ Niagara County (334)
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| On Point Breeze Road (New York State Route 98) at Lake Ontario Parkway, on the left when traveling north on Point Breeze Road. |
| | Cobblestones Cobblestone construction was born in this area. The example here is a composite of several materials and styles that can be seen within a short distance of this park. The word 'cobblestone' comes from the English word 'cob', . . . — — Map (db m90184) HM |
| Near Ontario Street 0.1 miles north of Water Street. |
| | Fishing For Food, Not Fun! For more than 800 years the opposite bank was the scene of bustling spring and summer activity by Native Americans. Fish were netted from Oak Orchard River, and processed over firepits and drying racks. The fish prepared . . . — — Map (db m82703) HM |
| On Oak Orchard River Road (County Route 26) at Clarks Mills Road, on the right when traveling east on Oak Orchard River Road. |
| | Used first by Indians later by early pioneers The Oak Orchard Trail from Batavia to Ontario crossed the creek here — — Map (db m78302) HM |
| On Roosevelt Highway (New York State Route 18) at Oak Orchard River Road (County Route 26), on the right when traveling east on Roosevelt Highway. |
| | British captain & troops vanquished from Oak Orchard -Marsh Creek due to settlers lead by widow Bathshua Brown 1755-1826 — — Map (db m78305) HM |
| On Oak Orchard River Road (County Route 49) at Harris Road, on the right when traveling west on Oak Orchard River Road. |
| | First church in town of Carlton, erected in 1833. First Methodist class was organized 1818 by Barber Kenyon with 50 members. — — Map (db m150360) HM |
| Near Lake Road (New York State Route 18) 0.2 miles north of Lake Ontario Parkway. |
| | Land Manager Johnson arrived in the Colonies from Ireland to manage land in the Mohawk River valley near present-day Amsterdam, land granted to his uncle, Admiral Sir Peter Warren of the British Navy, in 1737. Superintendent of Indian Affairs . . . — — Map (db m90173) HM |
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