"This farm produced syrup that won 'Best in Show' for Vermont at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair entered by Henry H. Hill of Isle la Motte, VT."

"In 1811 Dr. Nathan Carver gave land for a cemetery. This is the burial place of local philanthropist William H. & Alice T. Miner."

"This marker is to signify that Chazy School was the first central school in the State of New York and the U.S.A. Nov. 14, 1916."

"In 1905 Will Sweet designed and operated the first gas powered ferry on Lake Champlain named The Twins for his sons, Clinton and Gerald. In 1926 the larger Twin Boys was built and operated until 1937. This passage across northern Lake Champlain provided the key auto link between Montreal, NYC, and New England."

"Original Hamlet of Sciota: Post Office 1848, Railway Station 1852"

"Mill Sites from 1801 to 1900. 1869-1880 Wood Bros produced the Queen of the Harvest grain cleaning mills sold all over the U.S. and Canada"

"C. 1852 Plattsburgh-Montreal R.R. Station. Built c. 1852 as Chazy. 1876 became West Chazy. Second station built 1905-07."

"Lewis Saw Mill made lumber butter tubs churns pail sap buckets. 1883-1932 made apple barrels. In best year 22,000 apple barrels were made."

"c. 1818 Lawrence's Corners (now West Chazy). Lawrences settled c. 1818. Lawrence's Mills P.O. 1824. Col. P. Lawrence stone house built 1832 by Sam'l Baley."

"1799 Stephen Atwood 1772-1852. First settler West Chazy. Family farm since 1799. Stone house built 1827."

"1805 Log Home built by John B. Trombly who had a family of eleven. Oldest inhabited log home in Clinton County."

"Near this spot survivors of the British Gunboat Simcoe buried their dead comrades left on board following the American Naval victory"

"Heart's Delight: Here in 1903, William H. Miner developed a 15,000 acre farm employing over 800 workers..."

"1815: Ober's Corners (now Sciota) settled by Joseph & Mary Wallingford Ober from Massachusetts. Ober built three mills."

"1814 British headquarters in Chazy village under Gen. Prevost with his staff of ten officers prior to the Battle of Plattsburgh"

"A. Vantine Farm. Muron Regt. of 1000 men camped here prior to the Sept. 11, 1814 battle. They never reached Plattsburgh."

"Brick Tavern. Invading British camped Sept. 5, 1814"

"Gen. Burgoyne passed by water in June to Saratoga - His troops, building a baggage road, laid logs over a swampy spot near here."

"Benedict Arnold, for twelve September days, opposite Chazy readied his fleet and planned his strategy for the Battle of Valcour"

"Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Chase & Charles Carrol of Carrolton paused near here April 26 en route to Montreal as delegates of Congress"