Historic Map - Canajoharie & Palatine Bridge, NY - 1881

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Canajoharie & Palatine Bridge, N.Y., 1881 / C.H. Vogt, Cleveland, O.

Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Canajoharie and Palatine Bridge, New York, drawn and published by C. H. Vogt in 1881. Canajoharie, along the Mohawk River in Montgomery County, was a trade village to the Mohawk Indian nation, that was ceded over to New York after the American Revolutionary War. Just across the river is Palatine Bridge, settled in 1723. In 1798 the bridge was built between the two towns. The Erie Canal was constructed at the north end of Canajoharie. Palatine Bridge was home to Webster Wagner, local postmaster, politician and inventor of railway sleeping and palace cars. Susan B. Anthony taught at the Canajoharie Academy beginning in 1846, where she became headmistress of the Female Department.

The map from 1881 shows railway route, canal traffic and includes clearly labeled street names. It features inset illustrations of:

Reformed Church
Paper Sack Manufactory of Arkell & Smiths
Residence of Adam Smith Canajoharie
Residence of Hon. Webster Wagner, Palatine Bridge
Hotel Wagner
Residence of W. H. Davis, Palatine Bridge
Old Fort Rensselaer
J. H. Nellis' Bee Hive Factory, Lumber Yard, Saw Mill & "OK" Wash Board Works
English Lutheran Church

Features numbered references to the following locations:

1. Lutheran Church
2. Methodist Church
3. Reformed Church
4. German Lutheran Church
5. Episcopal Church
6. Roman Catholic Church
7. Canajoharie Academy
8. Union School
9. Hotel Wagner
10. Nellis House11. Cottage Hotel
12. Arkell & Smith's Paper Sack Manufactory
13. L. B. Clark's Steam Mills
14. J. H. Nellis Bee Hive Manufactory
15. Zielly & Vicker's Flour Mill
16. Yates Malt House
17. Shirt Manufactory
18. Bierbauer's Brewery
19. Stafford Block
20. Geo. Maxon's Foundry

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