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Mary L. Booth. —. Lived in this house from 1831-1845. Author, editor, suffragist, Woman's Rights Convention Secretary 1855 and 1860.
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Monfort Cemetery. —. Gravesites of early settlers buried from 1737 to 1892 including the Onderdonk, Hegeman, Dodge, Rapelje and Schenck families.
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The Sanatorium. —. . Onondaga Sanatorium for the . Treatment of Tuberculosis . for Adults and Children . opened October 1916 . closed May 1959 .
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Andries DuBois. —. House built ca. 1769. . Burned in late 1700s . rebuilt ca. 1814. . Later remodeled in . Greek Revival style ca. 1845 .
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Doty Home. —. Susan and Elias Doty Quaker abolitionists, suffragists, signed the Declaration of Sentiments July 1848 in Seneca Falls
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Florence. —. Farming Association existed here ca 1848-1860 settlement of free blacks promoted by Stephen Myers, other notable abolitionists.
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Burial Ground. —. St. David AME Zion Cemetery ca 1857. Final Resting place of early settlers. African Americans, Native Americans and European Ancestry.
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B.F. Gladding. —. Begun in 1816 by rope maker John Gladding, the industry became known for the quality fishing lines it once manufactured here.
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historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2G8Q_hubbard-home_-.html
Hubbard Home. —. Noahdiah Hubbard, founder of Champion village, built this stone homestead in 1820. It passed to eldest son Hiram in 1831
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Seaman Ave School. —. Opened 1908 to relieve overcrowding at Grove St. School. Attended by residents from northern section of village.
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