Chazy Central Historical Marker erected by the Chazy Yorkers Club in 1966 The idea for a consolidated school district originated with...

The first ferry to connect Chazy Landing and Isle La Motte originated with McDonough Chazy Landing Auto Ferry Historical Marker erected...

Historical Marker erected by the Chazy Friends of the Chazy Public Library The Village of Sciota was developed much later than the other...

Upper Works Historical Marker erected by the Town of Chazy. Chazy had several mills throughout town. The most successful of these mills...

Historic Marker erected by the Chazy Friends of the Chazy Public Library Railroads were an incredibly important development for rural...

Curtis Lewis began construction on the sawmill in 1851 and only took a year to build, and he was able to begin operation in 1852. As well...

Before West Chazy was called "West Chazy," it was called Lawrence's Corners until 1824, then Lawrence's Mills until 1833 when the village...

The first permanent settler in West Chazy was Stephen Atwood. Atwood was born on September 22, 1772, in Smithfield, Rhode Island. Several...

"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..."

Historical Marker for the Scott Home The two brothers Alexander and Ebenezer Ascher Scott moved with their families from Alburg, Vermont...

"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"

"Matthew Sax erected the first steamboat wharf between Whitehall, NY and St. Johns, Quebec, 1808"