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Dam and Lock Interpretive Sign
| Historic Site #: | 03-072 (Gone) Type: B4,I2,I0 | Town: | Galen | ||
| Site Name: | Dam and Lock Interpretive Sign | GPS Coordinates: | 43.08056, -76.871457 | ||
| Address: | 58 Water Street Clyde NY | ||||
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| No image of dam and lock available |
| Historic narrative: | |||||
| In 1815, Maj. Frederick DeZeng erected a dam and lock on the Clyde River in Clyde, NY, in order to create a source of power for saw and grist mills. The structure was removed in 1852 at the time of the construction of the railroad. | |||||