Oswego County Historian's Office

Oswego County Historian's Office Welcome to the Oswego County Historian's Office
Debra Allen, Oswego County Historian

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Home More News Groups Honor Revolutionary War Veterans Across Oswego County Groups Honor Revolutionary War Veterans Across Oswego County July 9, 2026 Revolutionary War patriots across Oswego County are being honored with burial marker signs by the Syracuse Chapter of the Sons of the American Revol...

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Home More News Oswego County Emergency Management Receives State Grant Funding Oswego County Emergency Management Receives State Grant Funding July 9, 2026 The Oswego County Emergency Management Office (EMO) announces that it has been awarded $171,060 in state funding under the New York State Depa...

The Oswego County America250 committee is sponsoring a float in the Oswego Fourth of July parade on Sunday, July 5.  Tha...
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The Oswego County America250 committee is sponsoring a float in the Oswego Fourth of July parade on Sunday, July 5.
Thank you to the Oswego County Buildings and Grounds staff under Rick Doten for the work they did to transform a county trailer into a beautiful float.
Mike Fortier and Terry Doten worked on construction and decorating. Rich C**n will be driving it.
Committee member Mary Kay Stone designed and assembled the parts.
Volunteer David D’Ambrosio helped create the “fireworks” toppers.
Volunteers who will be on the float include:
Debra Allen, County Historian, as Mrs. Asa Rice.
Julia Kinsey as Dr Mary Walker
Michael Parks as George Franklin Grant
Oliver Zaifnejad as Basil Dunbar
John Grouber as Alvin Bronson
David D’Ambrosio as Albert Stoner, Civil War soldier
Banner design by Peg Stone

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The Constantia train depot. I don't have an exact date but my guess would be sometime between 1890-1910. What do you think?
For perspective... you would be standing on Redfield Street looking north and east. Google street view of this spot in the comments.

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Oswego, NY
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