Category: Transportation

A brief history of the Seneca-Cayuga Canal that connected Geneva to the Erie Canal.
Horrific railroad accidents were common in the 1800s in Geneva and elsewhere, as technology and speed outstripped concerns for risk and safety.
When the Geneva village trustees went to war over a rail crossing.
Danger on water and land plagued 19th-century Americans.
Brief history of airports in Geneva, New York.
The debate on what to call automobiles as seen through local newspapers.
A visit to Rose Hill by the Model T Ford Club International provides insights into the Model T.
Almost everyone who knows me knows I am fascinated by horses. The way they move, how graceful they can be, and the fact that their history is so entwined with that of humans intrigues me.
A member of the Johnston family's journey back to Scotland.
History of the steamboat, Seneca Chief
The rise of the automobile and the decline of using horses for transportation in Geneva, New York.