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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1RSB_typhoid-traced-to-well_Hamburg-NY.html
Typhoid Traced to Well —— · —— In 1843, Typhoid Fever attacked 28 persons with 10 deaths after a stranger's illness contaminated the water in the well at Fuller's Tavern. The study by Austin Flint, M.D. is the classi…
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This timber-frame trolley stop is dedicated to Duke Spittler's life and service to this community. His son Chip constructed it with the skills, commitment and passion for craftmanship instilled by his father. It stands as a lasting tribute to this…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1RKZ_west-boston_Hamburg-NY.html
West Boston A German evangelical church was organized 1834 with 20 members. Rev. Jacob Bastian served for many years. All that remains ia a cemetery.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1K3W_lake-erie_Hamburg-NY.html
Ships and Sunsets. If your could have stood on this spot for 300 years, you would have seen a parade of vessels carrying Native Americans, explorers, trappers, fishermen, traders, shippers, and sailors traveling and transporting people and goods o…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1K3A_village-of-hamburg-historic-walking-tour_Hamburg-NY.html
The village of Hamburg has many historic buildings, both public and private. Some of the buildings are highlighted here. Follow the map below to see more of the village's historic buildings. 1) First Baptist Church 116 Main Street. The First Bapti…
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[left photos] Street parade, circa 1940. George M. Pierce, President of the village of Hamburg, 1874-76. Hotel Hamburg was built on the site of the old B.M. Fish Dry Goods Store after it burned in 1917. 1798 - Joseph Ellicott, a land agent for the…
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Hamburg Lakeshore Overseas Veterans, Inc., home to Hamburg Township Post 1419, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Memorial Park and Museum, established April 24, 1971. When the call of our country was heard, they answered. Self was forg…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1K1P_first-settler_Hamburg-NY.html
First Settler John Cummings, the original settler in the Town of Hamburg, built the first grist mill south of Buffalo, here at the waterfalls of Eighteen Mile Creek in 1806.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1K16_smith-alley_Hamburg-NY.html
Ezekiel Smith and his large family had settled, in about 1806, in the area which is now the intersection of Abbott and Newton Roads within what was then the original, larger Town of Hamburg. The family established a series of grist mills on local …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1K15_isaac-long-alley_Hamburg-NY.html
The namesake for Long Avenue in the village, Isaac Long for many years owned the water-powered mill on Eighteen Mile Creek at the foot of the present South Buffalo Street. This mill and other similar water-powered mills on the creek were the found…