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Jacob K. Lull Timeline
The building currently used as the Village Library of Morris was built in 1845 by Jacob K. Lull as a store and factory for making shoes.
The attached files list events in the life of Jacob K. Lull and the building.
The library building was used as a residence around 1900.
The building was given to the Village of Morris library in 1969 by Mrs. Howard Naylor. Books were moved from the current Butternut Valley Arts & Crafts Center to the library in July 1970 when it was opened to the public. See the clipping from the Oneonta Daily Star attached below.
Pen and ink by Frank C. Eckmair
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 Timeline-JK-Lull-shop.pdf | 58.11 KB |
| Talking-Points-for-the-Tour-of-the-Jacob-Lull-Shoe-Shop.pdf | 70.33 KB |
 Smith-02-011.jpg | 1.24 MB |
| Smith-02-011-1600px.jpg | 299.82 KB |
| Smith-02-011-1200px.jpg | 170.97 KB |
| July_1970_Library_Move_reported_in_January_1971.pdf | 218.1 KB |
| Kenyon-Free-Public-Library-lcation-since-1971.jpeg | 3.47 MB |
| Kenyon-Free-Public-Library-back.jpeg | 111.15 KB |
| 1871-10-18-J-M-Lull-selling-all-stock.png | 2.47 MB |
