History Comes to Life!
Local historian, Jim Ford, brings history to life through his articles entitled - TURNPIKE TALES.
Once you read them, you'll never look at Bouckville and the town of Madison the same way again!
TURNPIKE TALES
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TURNPIKE TALES #2 - Historic Homes And Businesses Along The Turnpike
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TURNPIKE TALES #4 - A Brief History Of The Madison-Bouckville Show
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TURNPIKE TALES #5 - A National Company Begins In Bouckville Part 1
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TURNPIKE TALES #5 - A National Company Begins In Bouckville Part 2
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TURNPIKE TALES #8 - Facts, Tales And Other Items From The Chenango Canal
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TURNPIKE TALES #9 - Grove Hinman – Businessman And Local Legend
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TURNPIKE TALES #10 - Bouckville’s Buildings Have Had Many Uses – Part 1
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TURNPIKE TALES #10 - Bouckville’s Buildings Have Had Many Uses – Part 2
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TURNPIKE TALES #12 - The Madison Knights Of Pythias Organization
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TURNPIKE TALES #13 - Gen. Erastus Cleaveland – Pioneer And Patriot – Part 1
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TURNPIKE TALES #13 - Gen. Erastus Cleaveland – Pioneer And Patriot – Part 2
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TURNPIKE TALES #17 - “Phinny” Williams – Legendary Local Figure - Part 1
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TURNPIKE TALES #17 - “Phinny” Williams – Legendary Local Figure - Part 2
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TURNPIKE TALES #21 - James E. Coolidge – Surveyor And Carpenter
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TURNPIKE TALES #24 - Aaron T. Bliss – Civil War Veteran And Governor
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TURNPIKE TALES #29 - A Unique History – The Cobblestone Store At Pine Woods
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TURNPIKE TALES #30 - The Robert Fraser Picnics At Madison Lake
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TURNPIKE TALES #31 - Cemeteries Can Give Us A Wealth Of Information
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TURNPIKE TALES #33 - Farming In The Township From Early Settlement Until Today
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TURNPIKE TALES #35 - William C. Bouck – Farmer, Governor, And Bouckville Namesake
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TURNPIKE TALES #36 - Isaac Ford – Prisoner At Andersonville And Florence