Manlius City Historical Markers

Map of New York State Historical Marker Locations in the City of Manlius

Manlius City Historical Markers

Manlius Churches

Christ Church

Oldest Church Ediface and Oldest Episcopal Parish in Onondaga County, Inc. 1804, 1811; built 1813; Removed to this Side, 1832.... [click for more]

Manlius Schools

First Schoolhouse

The First Schoolhouse in the Town of Manlius was built of Logs and stood Near here in 1798... [click for more]

Mycenae Schoolhouse

Mycenae Schoolhouse is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

The Manlius School (2)

Founded 1869... [click for more]

The Manlius School

Founded 1869 as St. John's School Oldest Boy's Private Preparatory School in Central New York... [click for more]

Manlius General Interest

Cherry Valley Turnpike

Terminated here completed about 1809, Joining the Seneca Turnpike Here... [click for more]

Deep Spring

Te-ungh-sat-ayagh 450 Ft. North on Iroquois Trail. First Road made 1790 by Gen. James Wadsworth. County Line and Survey Mark.... [click for more]

Fayetteville (2)

First Called Manlius Four Corners. Settled in 1791 by Origen Eaton and Joshus Knowlton. Boyhood Home of Grover Cleveland... [click for more]

Fayetteville

First Called Manlius Four Corners. Settled in 1791 by Origen Eaton and Joshus Knowlton. Boyhood Home of Grover Cleveland... [click for more]

Gen. John J. Peck

Born here Jan. 4, 1821; Won Promotion for Gallantry Mexican War; made Maj. Gen. 1862; Defended Suffolk, Va.; died Syracuse, April 21, 1878.... [click for more]

Grover Cleveland

President of United States 1884-1888 and 1892-1896. his Boyhood Home is the First House on the Left North of the Corner House... [click for more]

Joseph Williams Soldier Well

This well dug in 1795 by Joseph Williams Soldier of the Revolution Whose Log House stood about 50 Feet North... [click for more]

Manlius Village Historic District

Manlius Village Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]