Consider the building we now call the Morris Inn, as it appeared about 1865, when the village of Morris had not yet been incorporated and was referred to as Louisville. It had only two floors. All the buildings to the west of it were made of wood. On Sept. 8, 1883 one of the buildings caught fire and the whole row was swept away.
Ken Cooke thought this may have been taken about 1861.
A map produced to go with the Soil Survey is very colorful. Unfortunately the map was no longer with the booklet but can be viewed on the first link below.
Shawn Patrick donated this soil survey of Otsego County, New York. Click on the first link below to view the contents of the booklet.
