Lindley's 1898 Iron Bridge
From Internet 1898 Steuben County Legislator's' Reports The iron bridge built by the Oswego Bridge Company lasted until 1989. It was replaced in 2009 by the present bridge. . .
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Historical Society Meeting Date Change The Lindley –Presho Historical Society will meet on Thursday October 29th –7 P. M. at the Lindley Town Hall. The program will be Who’s Who in the Town of Lindley’s History. The meetings are free and open to the public . The Historical Society members would like to thank everyone who participated in the 225th Birthday Party celebration for Lindley in September. It is another milestone in the town’s history. Submittted By : Catherine M. Pierce Town of Lindley Historian 9755 Steamtown Road Lindley,N.Y. 14858 607 523-8851
History Has a Way of Repeating
From an old newspaper clipping Similar information appears in Charles Williamson by Helen Cowan 1941 .
Additional 9-19-2015 photos
Wilfred and Helene Toby Albert Horning Gas Engine Display Jim Lundgren and Family Native American Artifact Display Afternoon Enjoyed By All Ages Photos by Fran Tempel
More Photos from 9/19/2015
Leon Golder -Blacksmith from Patterson Inn- Corning, N.Y. Lindley Town Hall Lawn Ron Mosher and Friends Muzzleloaders, Flint and Steel Fire Starters Demo photos by Fran Tempel
As Lindley Celebrated 225 years. 9/19/2015
Banner donated by Halls of Tioga, Pa Marc Stocum ( Highway Superintendent ) and helpers plant a Commemorative Apple Tree Cake and Ice Cream were enjoyed at the end of the day Photos by Fran Tempel and Another page was added to the Town of Lindley's history
Thank you .
Looking north from Jim and Sandy' Lundgren's hill Looking south from the Lundgren's hill Catching our breath after the great celebration of Lindley's 225th birthday party yesterday Many thanks to all who jumped in to help and to all who attended to make it a day to go down in Lindley's history. It couldn't have been so successful without your help. Special thanks to the Criss family-- Brenda,Jim,Miles and David for all the time and efforts that you put into making it a special day. It was a community wide event made possible by the individuals who reside here now and those who made it their home previously. Thanks for a job well done..