All Historic Home in Watertown

Large Brick “Wise Mansion,” at 428 Washington Street, Built By Early Pioneer Howell Cooper, Later

162 Paddock Street’s Long History of Notable Owners Includes William W. Herrick, Herbert R. Huested,

Watertown’s Orren G. Staples, An Influential Hotelier From 1000 Islands to Washington, D.C. A descendent

Col. George Flower purchases Stone House at 31 Washington Street In 1867 One of the

Edwin Paddock Mansion Becomes Jefferson County Historical Society The Paddock Mansion on Washington Street in

H. H. Babcock Mansion Gets A Greek Revival Makeover By Anson R. Flower And Later

The History Of The Oscar Paddock Carriage House – The Finest Of Its Time The

The Oscar Paddock Mansion On Washington St. Along With The Other Paddock Mansions Were Sights

The Palatial Orville Brainard Mansion Became Elks Club In 1913 One of the earlier palatial

Judge Sawyer Mansion at 141 Ten Eyck Street One of the large, old homes in

Hillcrest Farm on Ives Street Has An Impressive History Of Ownership Hillcrest Farm on Ives

The Carlisle At 273 Paddock Street – Named After 3rd Owner, Floyd L. Carlisle The

James F. Starbuck, Prominent Attorney, and Later State Senator, Builds Starbuck Mansion At 253 Clinton

The Hungerford Mansion Will Be 200 Years Old In 2025 Orville Hungerford had the Hungerford

Many Prominent Owners Of The Old O’Brien House At 216 Keyes Ave Over The Years

Micah Sterling Builds Sterling Mansion, Later Becomes Home To Holy Family School Micah Sterling built

Emma Flower Taylor Residence 224 S Massey St Built After Divorce From J. B. Taylor

Johnston and Hudson Residence Erected by William Johnston in 1895 at 246 S Massey St,

The Florentine D. Roth Mansion Becomes Home to Sisters of St. Joseph’s Music Conservatory The

Emma Flower Taylor Mansion – A Wedding Gift From Father To Daughter The story of

White House Inn – Once Stood Where State Office Building Is Located Though only 65

House of the Woodruffs becomes the former Governor Flower Mansion The former Governor Flower mansion

The Remington Mansion (Later The Remington Institute) One of the old, glorious mansions of Watertown

Adriel Ely, A Prominent Figure Of Early Watertown, N.Y. History In Joel R. Monroe’s Through

Early History Of The Herring Mansion – Built Circa 1820-1824 Made of limestone from the

The Strange Story Of Solomon’s Temple On Lower State Street Built in 1879 by Solomon