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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM226L_champ-sightings-in-bulwagga-bay-area_Port-Henry-NY.html
Samuel de Champlain 1609
[List of Sightings not transcribed]
M. Mauth 7-7-90 [latest signing on sign]
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225Y_lc-m-caboose_Port-Henry-NY.html
This caboose was built in 1946 at Fisher Hill Shop, Mineville N.Y. It is constructed from an iron ore car and weighs 16 tons.
The Lake Champlain and Moriah Railroad used this caboose on the main line from Mineville to Port Henry to haul iron or…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225W_cedar-point-house_Port-Henry-NY.html
Inn and restaurant serving
iron ore industry workers,
railway workers, travelers,
and visiting officials
early 1880s to ca. 1964
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225T_a-busy-iron-port_Port-Henry-NY.html
The aerial photograph of Port Henry taken about 1925 leaves no question as to the nature of this place: a busy port shipping the products of its furnaces by water and by rail. Two new furnaces, begun in 1922, represented the latest technology. An …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225S_a-busy-iron-port_Port-Henry-NY.html
The aerial photograph of Port Henry taken about 1925 leaves no question as to the nature of this place: a busy port shipping the products of its furnaces by water and by rail. Two new furnaces, begun in 1922, represented the latest technology. An …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225R_industrial-shoreline_Port-Henry-NY.html
Iron processing changed the shoreline of Port Henry. When the New York and Canada Railroad was built in 1874, the tracks hugged the lake. That same year, a modern blast furnace was built at Cedar Point, just beyond the train station. Eight blast f…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225F_witherbee-park-and-town-hall_Port-Henry-NY.html
Deeded to the
Town of Moriah
May 25, 1959
by
Witherbee Sherman Corporation
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM225B_lake-champlain-moriah-railroad-the-elsie-and-em_Port-Henry-NY.html
The Civil War's monstrous appetite for iron - for horse shoes, artillery, cannon balls, rifles, and armor plate - exposed the greatest obstacle to iron production in Moriah: getting ore from the mines to the lake shore. Even 100 teams of horses ha…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM2259_realizing-a-dream-the-rolling-stock-display_Port-Henry-NY.html
As the idea for a Railroad and Mining Heritage Park took shape in the early 1990s, a few people shared a great dream. Most evidence of Moriah's proud mining heritage had been demolished, but railroad equipment could help people visualize a part of…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM2256_veterans-memorial-a-war-memorial_Port-Henry-NY.html
In appreciation to all
Town of Moriah Veterans
past and present
who served in
the Armed Forces
[Dedicated] December 2007