The Town of Williamson Excerpt Map a copy of the Klahn essay Town of Williamson map ¹. Mouse "click" on the colored link "buttons" to access the appropriate Cobblestone Info Base structure pages using the Klahn essay numbers. Then use the link in the structure page to access content in the Verlyn Edward Klahn "Cobblestone Structures of Wayne County" Essay. Use the cross reference table to the right of the map to match the Klahn essay location number with the Cobblestone Info Base structure page name.
The location of existing cobblestone structures in this town are noted with red dots, and no longer existing noted with blue dots. The adjacent number signifies the index number of a specific structure in the town; for example, Sod-1. A link button is centered over each dot which when clicked links to the appropriate Cobblestone Info Base structure page.
Click on the "<" Show the Previous Page icon to return to the Cobblestone Info Base Town Menu.
| Essay Map Page No. 339 | Structure Key |
| 1. Eddy | Wil-1 Johnson |
| 2. Charles Hoagland | Wil-2 Givens |
| 3. Leon Beach | Wil-28 Eddy-Brusso House |
| 4. Wendale | Wil-4 Luke |
| 5. Ridge Chapel | Wil-5 Mogray |
| 6. Louis Clemens | Wil-6 Graboske |
| 7. C. B. Adams | Wil-7 Adams-Demyda |
| 8. W. Knapp | Wil-8 Knapp |
| 9. Cobblestone Gas Station | Wil-9 Behs Texaco Station |
| 10. Pruno | Wil-10 Bruno |
| 11. Harry Celus | Wil-11 Weber |
| 12. Gage | Wil-12 Breckenridge |
| 13. De Lyser | Wil-13 Reiss |
| 14. Meaker | Wil-14 Meaker |
| 15. Boekhout | Wil-15 Boekout |
| 16. Pattesict | Wil-16 Allen |
| 17. Captain Horatio Throop | Wil-17 Doty |
| 18. Pultneyville School House | Wil-18 Cooper |
| 19. Zumri Waters | Wil-19 Baldassari |
| 20. Tierson | Wil-20 Tierson |
