City of Syracuse

Syr-1, Brooks, 1942 Valley Dr., Syracuse [Ono-2]

Syr-2, Esop Kinne House, 1832 James St., Syracuse [Ono-16]

Syr-3, Clark, 1024 Court St., Syracuse

Syr-4, Phillips, 1408 (originally 373) Spring St., Syracuse

Syr-5, King House, 310 Willow St.

City of Syracuse and Onondaga County 1976 Highway Maps.

Historical Marker

• Jabez Hawley house, 316 Pearl St. (formerly 49 Pearl St), Syracuse. It was destroyed by a 3 a.m. fire on August 27, 1856. It was apparently rebuilt/repaired. It operated as "McCaw's Cobblestone Inn", a saloon, in 1916, but was torn down by 1924 for the addition to the Nettleton Building. Richard Palmer blog.
• Rufus Stanton house, East Genesee Street, east of Allen Street, Syracuse. Built by 1855, Demolished before 1920. Richard Palmer blog.
• J.W. Pennock house, East Genesee Street near Allen Street, demolished. Richard Palmer blog.

NOTE

The city of Syracuse is the county seat of Onondaga County and is also in the town of Onondaga. All of the Town of Onondaga cobblestone structures listed in the Roudabush Survey are located in Syracuse; therefore for clarity, only the city of Syracuse portion of the map is shown in lieu of including the much larger Town of Onondaga map.