The Town of Niles was created in 1822 when it was split off from Sempronious. There are a number of historical markers located in the town. Stop by one or two and see them for yourselves! If you know of any that I have not listed here, please contact me (email "historian@townofnilesny.gov" or call and leave a message (315-849-1484)and I will get pictures!
"Before" picture of the Millard Fillmore Boyhood home sign.
The Highway crew attacks the overgrown site of Millard Filmore's Boyhood Home.
The Highway guys worked hard to make the repainted sign visible and to create a nicer area for picnic goers.
Thanks to Supervisor Roger Slater (in cab), Robert Kimball and Chad Mason (in vest)
Repainted and refreshed sign
"Before" Old Mill sign on 41A in New Hope
Town Historian Lorie DeWitt-Antilla works at handpainting sign as we couldn't get it off the post!
Had to paint it where it stood!
"After" Refreshed and visible now from the road.
This sign is located across from Globe Road, on Old Salt Road.
Historical Marker in Village of Niles on 38A. Describing how and when the town of Niles was created
Historical Marker in front of 3526 Old Salt Road. Which tells of the home of Charles Kellogg, and the people who owned the house or visited there.
Historical Marker in front of 3526 Old Salt Road, at the corner of the property describing how Kelloggsville got it's name.
Historical Marker at the Church in New Hope talking about how New Hope got it's name.