George P. Moore operated a sawmill on this site. It was converted to the G. Elgin Hubble Basket Factory in 1896, and burned in 1941. — — Map (db m72287) HM
William Gentile's hardware store opened c.1890s. His son, Harry expanded the operation and founded a funeral parlor. The Post Office operated on the east side. — — Map (db m72327) HM
This was the site of Jackson's Mill. Foote's Mill operated on Academy Street. Both mills were critical to agri-business and the community and destroyed by fire. — — Map (db m71862) HM
Opened 1953 with twenty-two beds. Established by Dr. Salvatore Piazza. Doctors John Hyde and Thomas Catlin first doctors in town c.1818. — — Map (db m70693) HM
c. 1902, John and Henry Swigert built an evaporator, one of the world's largest apple dryers, and in 1905 a cooperage. Both were destroyed by fire in 1927. The Grange Hall survived. — — Map (db m72712) HM
Erected in appreciation of those who served in the World War and in memory of these who did not come back.
Corporal O. Leo Curtiss,
CO. M, 7th Inf., 3rd Div.
Killed in action at Chateau - Thierry, July 25, 1918.
Private Albert . . . — — Map (db m74779) WM
Built in 1870, travelers from accross the country and State Troopers, while on duty in Ransomville, boarded here from 1913 through the 1920s. Home of Carlos Brookins, inventor. — — Map (db m72713) HM
