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GOHS Receives Historical Marker Grant

ONEONTA—The Greater Oneonta Historical Society announced this week that it has been awarded a grant from the William G. Pomeroy Foundation for five New York State historical markers. The markers commemorate the Oneonta Armory, 4 Academy Street, built in 1905; Damaschke Field in Neahwa Park, 15 Georgeson Avenue, which opened in 1906; the D&H Train Station, built in 1892 at the former site of Stella Luna Ristorante, 58-60 Market Street; the Huntington Home, today the Huntington Memorial Library and Park at 62 Chestnut Street; and the Wilber Mansion, 11 Ford Avenue, built in 1875 and now home to the Community Arts Network of Oneonta.

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