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Courtesy Google Maps. It has not been confirmed that this is the location and structure that replaced the demolished original Cobblestone Inn.
Town of Locke and Cayuga County Maps
The Cobblestone Inn, Route 38, south of Locke, was located near the Tompkins County line. Built in the 1920s in the Arts and Crafts tradition, it began life as a hotdog stand in the 1920s and later became a roadside bar. In his book "Cayuga Cobblestones," Ward O'Hara wrote: "This so-called Cobblestone Inn never was an institution of culinary delights." It was demolished and a new structure was built. "Cayuga Cobblestones," Ward O'Hara 1991, and Richard Palmer blog.
- "Cayugas Cobblestones", by Ward O'Hara 1991
- Pages 66 - 67
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¹ Photograph courtesy Richard Palmer. Photo taken in 1991, from book "Cayuga Cobblestones", Pages 66 - 67, Ward O'Hara.
