tter died.

D--Byberry Cottage, built for the daughters of Fenimore Cooper, 1852.

E--Pomeroy Place, "the old stone house," 1804.

F--Indian Mound, in the northeast corner of Fernleigh-Over.

G--Oldest house in the village, 1790.

H--Edgewater, 1810.

I--Council Rock, mentioned in _The Deerslayer_ as the meeting-place of
the Indians.

J--Mortar marking site of Clinton's Dam, during the Revolution, 1779.

K--Village Library and Museum.

L--Clark Estate Offices, 1831.

M--Public Boat Landings.

N--Mill Island.

O--Former residence of Justice Nelson, U.S. Supreme Court.

P--Universalist church.

Q--Presbyterian church, 1805.

R--Baptist church.

S--Church of St. Mary, Our Lady of the Lake.

T--Methodist church.

U--Grounds upon which the first game of Base Ball was played.

V--O-te-sa-ga.

W--Riverbrink.

X--Lakelands, 1804.

Y--Woodside, 1829.

Z--Fynmere, 1910.

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