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Political Map of Lake Oswego, OR $59.99 Political Map of Lake Oswego, OR – Framed Art Print

Lake Ontario, Oswego, New York $39.99 Lake Ontario, Oswego, New York – Giclee Print

Lake Oswego $16.49 Fifteen thousand years ago, the Missoula floods roared out of the Columbia River Gorge and sculpted a lakebed out of an old river channel…

Fulton And The Oswego River $16.49 The city of Fulton lies twelve miles south of Lake Ontario on the Oswego River. Early history reveals the importance of the river to the Native Americans and the European settlers…

Oswego, New York – Old Fort Ontario Sunset View of Lake Ontario $49.99 Oswego, New York – Old Fort Ontario Sunset View of Lake Ontario – Framed Art Print

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Oswego, New York – Lake Ontario View near NY State Naval Militia Grounds $49.99 Oswego, New York – Lake Ontario View near NY State Naval Militia Grounds – Framed Art Print

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Fulton and the Oswego River, Ny (Paperback) $16.26 The city of Fulton lies twelve miles south of Lake Ontario on the Oswego River. Early history reveals the importance of the river to the Native Americans and the European settlers. The early settlement`s strategic location at the site of the waterfalls, with dangerous rapids below, contributed to the success of various industries that harnessed the waters` power. Fulton grew, flourished, and became a city having the distinct honor of being virtually unaffected by the Great Depression.Fulton and the Oswego River contains a striking collection of hundreds of rare local photographs, together with the stories of the town, the river, and the people who have lived here. The early settlers, including blacksmith Daniel Masters and the Van Buren family come to life in these pages, as the reader imagines their early struggles. The building of the Erie and Barge Canals had a influence on the economy, as did the businesses that developed along the river: the flour mills, paper mills, and woolen mills, such as the American Woolen Mill, which made military uniforms on Oswego`s banks through World War II.