CampvilleNamed in Honor of Col. Asa Camp Revolutionary Soldier who Settled here in 1800 & Conducted 1st Tavern... [click for more]
Evergreen CemeteryEvergreen Cemetery is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]
First SawmillIn Owego, built by James Mcmaster & Amos Draper Before 1791, stood Just Above this Bridge... [click for more]
First TavernIn Owego, built by Captain Luke Bates in 1795, stood here First Town Meeting Held in Tavern... [click for more]
Hiawatha FarmHiawatha Farm is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]
Indian TrailHere The Indian Trail from Cayuga Lake Joined the Susquehanna Trail Traveled Paths Long Before Coming of the White Man... [click for more]
Isaac HarrisWho Settled here in 1786 was Delegate to Philadel- Phia in 1790 and Secured Squatters Rights from the Patentees of Coxe's Manor... [click for more]
Ithaca-Owego R.R.Ithaca-Owego R.R. - Second Chartered in State Inc. June 28, 1828 crossed the Village Park to Terminus on site of Ahwaga Park... [click for more]
Jas. McMasterWas Granted Title to the West Half of Township site of present Village of Owego 1788... [click for more]
Ka-nau-kwisKnown as Captain Cornelius, in Time of Need here. Supplied Venison and Corn Flour to Family of Pioneer Benanuell Deuel... [click for more]
NicholasDelaware Warrior Successful Farmer Among the Pioneers; Whose Squaw Gave Name to Squaw Island, Claimed this Flat... [click for more]
OwageoAn Indian Village Burned August 19, 1779 by Gen. Clinton's Force Enroute to Join General Sullivan... [click for more]
Owego & Ithaca TurnpikeIncorporated 1807 Giving Northern Settlement Access to Markets of Pennsylvania & Maryland... [click for more]
Owego Central Historic DistrictOwego Central Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]
Owego Female SeminaryOpened in 1828 by Juliette M. Camp. Owego Female Institute in 1843 Headed by Prof. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ely... [click for more]
Owego City Historical MarkerBirthplace of Erie here was Held Convention December 20, 1831 to Further the Charter of New York and Erie Railroad... [click for more]
TavernTavern - 1831 - Built by Pioneer Merchant Ransom Steele the Barnaby Academy was Located here Several Years during the Civil War... [click for more]
Toll BridgeToll Bridge of 1828, Swept Away by Flood of 1867. Trestle Bridge of 1868, Purchased by Village, 1881. Steel Bridge Erected, 1893.... [click for more]
TurnpikeIn 1822 the Shortest Route from Owego to New York Via Montrose, Dundaff, Mmilford, Newton, Morristown, Newark Numerous Hills & Tollgates... [click for more]
US Post Office-OwegoUS Post Office-Owego is listed in the National Register of Historic PlacesUS Post Offices in New York State, 1858-1943, TR... [click for more]
Vesper CliffVesper Cliff is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]