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Local Landmarks
The Seth Howes Home ("Morningthorpe") on Turk Hill Road
- AP Brush House, Dingle Ridge Road
- The Birthplace of Fanny Crosby, Foggintown Road (Ms. Crosby was blind but became well-known as a Methodist hymn writer)
- Budd's Tavern (The Elks Lodge), Route 22
- David DeForest House at Sherwood Hill Road
- DF Bailey House, Dingle Ridge Road
- Drewsclift Cemetary, Deans Corner Road
- Drewsclift, Deans Corner Road
- The Edith Diehl House, Route 22
- Egbert Howes House, Turk Hill Road
- Enoch Crosby Homestead, Maple Road
- Field House, Fields Lane
- Fowler House, Root Avenue
- H. Dean House, Deans Corner Road
- Howes House, Route 6 and Drewville Road
- Issac Field House, Turk Hill Road
- J. Brush Home, Turk Hill Road
- J. Minor House on Route 312
- Lily Deacon Forepaugh's House, Peaceable Hill Road
- Old Southeast Cemetary, Route 22
- Old Thomasville Corners House at Turk Hill Road
- Reed-Bloomer House, Putnam Avenue and Route 6
- Rocky Dell Farm on Doansburg Road
- Rundle House, Starr Ridge Road
- Ryder Homestead, Starr Ridge Road
- The Seth Howes Home ("Morningthorpe"), Turk Hill Road
- Sherwood House, Sherwood Hill Road and Milltown Road
- Stonehenge-Howes Residence at Brewster Hill Road
- T. Kelley Residence at Simpson Road
- The Triangle House, Tattle Street (Brewster Hill Road) and Tonnetta Lake Road
- The Vail House and the Vail Homestead, Peach Lake Road
- Waring Homestead at Minor Road
- Yale House at the corner of Old Route 22 and Tattle Street (Brewster Hill Road)
- Yale House, Carmel Avenue