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1922 postmark RPPC Main St. Morris - looking west

Looking west on Main St. Late afternoon with long shadows on the road some awnings down and some up. Front and back of card.

1937 Saturday July 3, H. H. Linn dies in plane crash in Morris, NY


Front page of the Binghamton, NY Press on July 6, 1937.


The airstrip owned and used by H.H. Linn was on Patrick Hill. You can see the runway and hangar circled on the aerial photo above taken on May 31, 1937. To help you understand where the airstrip was located I have an aerial photograph that shows Patrick Hill from Pegg Rd. on the left to Potato Farm Rd. on the right. Click on link below for that view

1936 and 1937 Aerial Photographs of Otsego County


credit for photo: Courtesy of Paul R. Baumann, Department of Geography, SUNY College at Oneonta

1936 and 1937 Aerial Photographs of Otsego County
https://www.oneonta.edu/faculty/baumanpr/APTEST/Main.htm

1770 circa - early map of Morris Patent from NYS Archives

Note in the archive was:

Map of Morris Patent, between the Susquehanna and Unadilla.
Map #33
NYSA_A0273-78_33

Click on links below to view map as either TIFF or PNG -- Not all image software will open TIFF files so if in doubt use the PNG.

Found on page 2 of results from this link after searching on

MORRIS

http://digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov/index.php/Search/Index/search/

Postmasters for Morris, NY


Image shared by Rene Elliott

The information below is from the US Post Office web site -- at this link
https://webpmt.usps.gov/pmt002.cfm

report generated December 17, 2021

MORRIS POST OFFICE
OTSEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK

The Butternut Valley Telephone Company and other local telephone companies

Rene Elliott wrote:

When my great grandparents moved into the red (Former Franz Thresher, now Utter) house on North Broad just outside village limits, and had a phone installed. They would later deed it to their oldest son, Lynn, in 1912, who in turn swopped it off with Threshers for the present John Lull farm up by the old reservoir.

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