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i) Old Log Cabin- Oldest building in Clay. a} Oak Orchard Lock- Oneida River. Henry Clay Blvd. Oak Orchard Rd.
a Hiawatha Lodge- Indian Camp Site. Nathan Teall- First Postmaster. Henry Clay Blvd. 4) Route 31.
4) Cigarville Station- Post Office. Route 31. 7 4| Immanuel Lutheran Church- (\@@) ~ Oldest Church in Clay. Ver Plank Rd. a Caughdenoy Lock- Oneida River.
Caughdenoy Rd.
Route 57.
9) Onondaga Nation- Indian Territory.
British Camp- Three Rivers Bridge.
Route 57.
Oak Orchard- Sacred Indian Grounds.
Oak Orchard Rd.
Map Prepared by: Town of Clay Planning & Development ‘sv, in conjunction with Dorthy Heller, Town Historian October 2013