Historical Markers in Roscoe, New York
Monticello is the county seat for Sullivan County
Roscoe is in Sullivan County
1► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — “They Came to the Mountains by Rail” —  |
| On July 9, 1873, a few miles to the west of here, was driven the “Golden Spike” completing the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad—later the New York, Ontario & Western (O & W). This rail link opened up the interior of Sullivan . . . — — Map (db m22528) HM | |||
| 2► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Covered Bridge Pool — |
| This stretch of the Beaverkill was a favorite of Theodore Gordon (1854-1915). Fly fisher, fly-tier and creator of the Quill Gordon, one of the first purely American dry flies. — — Map (db m180652) HM | |||
| 3► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — 351 — Devastating Fire — |
| On Nov 19, 1916 a 2 A.M. fire destroyed over 20 buildings in Roscoe including 2 major hotels. No lives were lost. — — Map (db m132783) HM | |||
| 4► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Presbyterian Church — Built 1884 — |
| Presbyterian Church – Built 1884 National Historic Register 2001 Victorian Architecture Original 800lb Steeple Bell — — Map (db m173088) HM | |||
| 5► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Risen from the Ashes — |
| Roscoe, November 19, 1916, a Dark Cold Night at 2am, a Horrific Fire Burned Down 23 Buildings. Roscoe Village Ravaged by Fire Early Sunday Morning A Score of Business and Other Buildings Devoured, with Most of Contents -- Many Families . . . — — Map (db m183567) HM | |||
| 6► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Riverside Park 2009 — |
| Former Site of the Roscoe House Old Inn catering to anglers Guests arrived via the O&W RR 1890-1965 — — Map (db m173087) HM | |||
| 7► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Roscoe Station Site N.Y Ontario & Western Rwy. — (1866-1957) — |
| Site formerly Rockland, originally Westfield Flats. Weehawken to here by "Scoot" Signal and weather vane remain. — — Map (db m98342) HM | |||
| 8► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — The Beaverkill Covered Bridge — |
| Welcome to The Beaverkill Covered Bridge The historic Beaverkill Covered Bridge is one of just a few covered bridges remaining of the more than 300 that once linked New York Stater communities. The bridge was constructed in 1865, an . . . — — Map (db m180647) HM | |||
| 9► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — The Catskill Mountains — Historic New York — |
| The Catskill Mountains tower above the Hudson River as it winds its way past one of the most popular resort areas in the United States. These time-worn mountains were called Kaatskill (Cat Creek) by Dutchmen of the seventeenth century, probably . . . — — Map (db m22427) HM | |||
| 10► New York (Sullivan County), Roscoe — Westfield Flats Cemetery — |
| has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 by the United States Department of the Interior — — Map (db m173096) HM | |||