The early history of Hornellsville, Steuben County : Near, Irvin W., 1835- [from old catalog] : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive (original) (raw)
29 p. 23 cm
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2008-11-12 12:54:59
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7741546
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42
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Reviewer: Bret H Hart -favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite - July 12, 2024
Subject: My dad's side is from Hornell ...
... and I appreciate your work very much, having spent most of my childhood summers w my grandparents in Maplwood. Harold and Irene ran Hart's Bakery on Canisteo St in the 1920-30's and they had 2 kids; Lous Anne [b 1927?] & John Henry [b 1932] Hart.
I used to go up to the creek at the top of Maplewoid in N Hornell ro catch crawdads and frogs w Chuck Hallas, who lived beside the veterinarian's house. I've been trying to find pictures posters or ticket images from an amusement park way up on that same hill. It was in ruins in 1967, and scraped away soon after. I believe there had perhaps also once been a reservoir up there, as big chunks of it had made it pretty far downstream.
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