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Places and landmarks7

  • Elbridge Town Hall
  • Jones Point
  • Skaneateles Junction
  • Halfway
  • Jacks Reef
  • Jordan
  • Peru

Streets and roads95

  • North Main Street
  • Elbridge Street
  • East Main Street
  • Jordan Road
  • North Street
  • West Main Street
  • Old State Highway 31
  • Brutus Road
  • McDowell Road
  • South Street
  • County Route 271
  • Hamilton Road
  • Shants Road
  • River Road
  • North Beaver Street
  • Youngholm Lane
  • Schapp Road
  • Whiting Road
  • Peru Road
  • Laird Road
  • Valley Drive
  • Kingston Road
  • Kester Road
  • Fikes Road
  • Sandbank Road
  • Crossett Road
  • Halfway Road
  • Stevens Road
  • Wheeler Road
  • Chatfield Road
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  • Barker Road
  • Grimes Road
  • Fowler Road
  • Gorham Road
  • Campbell Road
  • Hall Road
  • Vinegar Hill Road
  • Cooper Road
  • Mead Road
  • Reeves Road
  • Powerhouse Road
  • Clark Road
  • Clinton Road
  • South McDonald Road
  • McDonald Road
  • Hollis Path
  • Nash Road
  • Foster Road
  • Chamberlin Road
  • Lynch Road
  • Railroad Street
  • South Main Street
  • Sunview Drive
  • Case Road
  • Lammert Path
  • Brown Street
  • Foote Street
  • Crego Road
  • Dobbin Lane
  • Athens Avenue
  • Sylvan Street
  • Burton Road
  • May Road
  • Hill Street
  • South Hamilton Street
  • Towpath Road East
  • Dodier Drive
  • Hartlot Street
  • Whistle Stop Lane
  • Rayrene Drive
  • Eno Road
  • Whiting Road Extension
  • Foery Path
  • Warwick Drive
  • Klein Drive
  • Water Street
  • Mill Street
  • Kilts Path
  • Willow Lane
  • Quarry Stone Drive
  • Vale Street
  • Clinton Street
  • North McDonald Road
  • Maccollum Road
  • Rodak Road
  • Old Peru Road
  • Limeledge Road
  • Bonta Lane
  • Willowcrest Drive
  • Carmer Road
  • Circle Drive
  • South Skaneatles Street
  • Barnaby Meadows
  • Warner Road
  • Canal Street

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About Elbridge, New York

Elbridge is a town of 5,476 people in Onondaga County, on the county's western edge west of Syracuse. After the Revolution its land belonged to Military Township No. 5, called Camillus, which was handed out to veterans instead of pay for their service. Government surveyor Josiah Buck came to map the area in 1791. Two years later he brought his family back and became the first Anglo-European settler, and Captain William Stevens and his family soon followed.

Town historians think Stevens probably chose the name, honoring Elbridge Gerry, the Massachusetts governor who had joined him in the Boston Tea Party raid of 1773. Elbridge split from Camillus and became a town of its own in 1829. Its two villages grew up separately: Jordan was incorporated in 1835 and the Village of Elbridge in 1848.

“a densely wooded wilderness, frequented by Indians and inhabited by bears, wolves and other beasts of the forest and could not have presented an appearance other than of gloomy waste.”
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  • Onondaga towns and HiawathaLong before Buck arrived, the Onondaga, the "People of the Hill" of the Iroquois, kept several fortified settlements here. The largest stood on the Seneca River at the place now called Jack's Reef. Some legends say Cross Lake, along the town's northern edge, was the home of the historical Hiawatha.
  • The first electric car starterThe Village of Elbridge grew on an old Indian trail that later became Route 5, with Skaneateles Creek and Carpenter's Brook turning its mill wheels. Chair factories and the Amphion Piano Player Company worked along the creek, and the Elbridge Electrical Manufacturing Company built electric motors and the first electric starter for automobiles. The village was at its most prosperous between 1850 and 1870.
  • Munro Academy, 1835Nathan Munro opened the Munro Academy in 1835, and in 1854 it became the Munro Collegiate Institute. In 1856 an architecture journal praised its Gothic-style building and the trees around it. Elbridge Elementary School now stands on the same ground.
  • Jordan and the Erie CanalJordan, the larger of the two villages, became a busy place for trade and manufacturing once the Erie Canal was cut straight through it, and later the main railroad across the state ran through as well. When the canal closed in 1912 and trucks took business from the railroads, the village declined. What remains of the Jordan aqueduct is now a park downtown.
  • Tessy Plastics since 1973Henry Beck founded Tessy Plastics in 1973, and the injection molding company still has its headquarters in the town. About 500 of its 1,000 workers are at the Elbridge plant, which grew by 60,000 square feet in 2003 and another 40,000 square feet in 2004 as its medical work expanded.

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