Annual volume of the Onondaga Historical Association Yr.1914
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A little Irishman named John Dunn, had a blacksmith- ing and horse shoeing shop next east of Captain Parsons' house, on the corner of Genesee and Mill streets. He was a jolly whiskey-loving fellow, and afforded a great deal of amusement to his customers.
East of David Stafford's house there stood a large yellow painted carriage factory, carried on by a Mr. Martin.
Between the factory and Stafford's house there was stand- ing in 1824 a large pine tree.
The old yellow stores, now Taylor & Co.'s S...aleratus Factory, were erected in 1824. Samuel Booth had the con- tract for and performed the mason work of the building.
Daniel Elliott of Auburn performed the carpenter work.
Matthew L. Davis occupied the store on the corner of Genesee and Clinton streets as a dry goods store.
Heman and Chester Walbridge occupied the store next to him as a dry goods and general assortment store.
A man from New York kept a bookstore in the same block, in the store next to the canal. The store on Genesee street was occupied by Samuel Hicks as a hat store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little Irishman named John Dunn, had a blacksmith- ing and horse shoeing shop next east of Captain Parsons' house, on the corner of Genesee and Mill streets. He was a jolly whiskey-loving fellow, and afforded a great deal of amusement to his customers.
East of David Stafford's house there stood a large yellow painted carriage factory, carried on by a Mr. Martin.
Between the factory and Stafford's house there was stand- ing in 1824 a large pine tree.
The old yellow stores, now Taylor & Co.'s S...aleratus Factory, were erected in 1824. Samuel Booth had the con- tract for and performed the mason work of the building.
Daniel Elliott of Auburn performed the carpenter work.
Matthew L. Davis occupied the store on the corner of Genesee and Clinton streets as a dry goods store.
Heman and Chester Walbridge occupied the store next to him as a dry goods and general assortment store.
A man from New York kept a bookstore in the same block, in the store next to the canal. The store on Genesee street was occupied by Samuel Hicks as a hat store.
What to read after Annual volume of the Onondaga Historical Association Yr.1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Onondaga Historical Association to read onlineMoreLess
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